¿Por qué tu canal es tan bueno? Porque llegas a la lección de inmediato y tienes muchos ejemplos diferentes. There are so many UA-cam instructors who waste time getting to the point. (I can't say that in Spanish yet.) I love having the pauses so that I can test myself. Eres uno de los mejores maestros. Por favor, sigues enseñando con tu estilo!
Muy cierto, Hay tantos/muchos instructores de UA-cam que pierden el tiempo para llegar al grano. I like "muchos" better than tantos, Good luck with Spanish.
Thanks! Excellent. This really helped because I'm comfortable recalling the gerunds, but wasn't sure of the rules with infinitives or conjugations. It also clarified the difference between pensar que y pensar en, which I needed. I think a video expressing blame or apology would be useful as it's so common. Great job.
Espero que sigas haciendo estos vídeos. Encontré tu canal hace dos meses y los he visto casi todos. Me alegro mucho de haberlo encontrado. Creo que mi español mejora mucho gracias a tí.
Your videos are so helpful for me, all that trying to figure out Spanish word by word in my head, cripples me when I go Spain, I dont wanna be another brit who just knows "un frio cerveza por favor".
I stop everything and start watching when I see a new Qroo Paul video up! I was looking for ways to incorporate conseguir and seguir into my conversation just this past week, so timely video. Thank you!!
I am up early to watch Formula 1 race. As soon as I saw you had a new video, I muted the TV. I am a huge F1 fan but a bigger fan of your videos. This one is excellent. Pleased I only got two translations incorrect. Yahoo.
I'm glad you liked it. I have a habit of packing a lot of info into one video. When I start to explain something, I oftebln think -- oh, I bet someone is wondering why I used that word there -- and then we start down tje rabbit hole...lol.
And again, even though I’m fluent in Spanish, sigo aprendiendo de tus videos. I had no idea about “pronominal verbs”, and that reflexive verbs are a subset of that group. Kind of like “Todo tequila es mezcal, pero no todo mezcal es tequila”. I use these pronominal verbs correctly (intuitively), but I really like learning about the grammatical categories and rules, the underlying “why”. ¡Por eso esta seguidora seguirá siguiendo tu canal!
Your videos always seem to fill in the gaps of confusion I've had learning Spanish over the last year! It's so hard to find people to explain things the way your brain needs them to be explained. Do you have any of this material written down in a document? Like lists of sentence starters/ phrases etc? That would be insanely useful!
From watching just a few of your videos, I've got to say that the content is really clear and well-presented. Nice job! I like the practice questions here as well - it's much more engaging than just passively listening. I also by the way like the fact you don't shy away from grammatical terms - although I know some of this stuff makes people break into a cold sweat!
Enlightened once again! Pronomial vs reflexive verbs. Excellent! Thanks for clearing up that bit of confusion! Sometimes your little side comments are the 'aha' moments of my transitioning to advanced/conversational levels, by helping to really understand, for the first time, these more in-depth grammar rules. Thanks Paul.
Another great video. One of the most helpful you tube channels out there. Yes, the grammatical terms are needed for looking things up. Very important for that reason. I used to ignore them… then got I too trouble as a Spanish major because I didn’t know how to interpret the Spanish / English diccionary or other language tools. These terms are what allows the second language speaking/ learning/ teaching world to formally interact and communicate important language truths to one another… even though they don’t allow you to directly learn the use of the language, I think usually they end up being a necessary tool for most language learners. If you have the luxury of being spoon fed immersion style your whole language learning life, you can go without them. But if you want to take your ability to continue learning your new language and reduce the power of fortune, luck, And happenstance in your language learning endeavor, whether it is your learning g style or not, accept and appreciate, and to at least some degree, utilize the grammatical terms. Don’t be like me. At least not the old me. Then You will be better than the current me. (Sage advise from the ancient one.)
Every time I think I am getting somewhere with my Spanish, you come up with more amazingly formulated content. You missed your calling as retiree, a teacher, that is what you are. Many thank you's.
I just encountered this for the first time today in a conversation with a native speaker and had I watched your video first instead of saving it for later I'd not have been so lost. Never skip Spanish Day.
Thanks Paul! I’ve been practicing speaking Spanish off and on for the last 3 years. (More off mainly due to not advancing, which quickly leads to boredom) This includes purchasing Rocket Spanish over a year ago. I stumbled upon your videos within the last few months. Your videos are short to the point and very impactful. Which goes well with my short attention span😉. I can listen to a complete video on my short drive to work. I feel that listening to your Spanish lesson videos has more then doubled my ability to somewhat speak spanish in just the last three months. Thanks again Paul in my eyes you are the best Spanish teacher on the internet🤔!
Paul I have nearly watched all of your videos and many times rewatched them to really ingrain the information… although I already know this construction I always find out that you give me new info… like the continuar + gerund. I just went to spain for a month and was able to use so much information that you have taught me… muchas gracias amigo!!
Excellent, Paul! Thank you for including the conjugations, since Seguir is irregular! That is something I always find helpful. Bravo, sir. Bravo! Pronominal verbs.... for us pedants! Those who are pedantic...
Agradezco mucho tus explicaciones. Los encuentro faciles de entender y recordar. Me parece que entiendes muy bien los desafios que tienen los hablantes nativos de ingles cuando aprenden espanol. Y te lo agradeceria si puedes seguir publicando videos intermedios. Muchas gracias!
¿Qué es la tilde y 10 ejemplos? Ejemplos: cantaré, cajón, además, camión, balcón, tapón, galán. - Las palabras llanas llevan tilde en la vocal de la sílaba tónica cuando terminan en consonante que no sea -n, ni -s. Ejemplos: árbol, Cádiz, álbum, ámbar. - Todas las palabras esdrújulas llevan tilde en la vocal de la sílaba tónica. Yes it is an accent mark but there are at least two that I know of in Spanish. Forgive me for having to look it up.
Thanks, Paul - that one was REALLY USEFUL and has filled a hole where I've ended up rambling around to get my meaning across. Also the explanation for the stress marks which I only hazily understand - but (once again) this one was really useful! Thankyou.
Once again, you've provided such a great video explaining how to use seguir. I am really learning more with your videos. I practice with a native speaker daily, but on my own, I love your videos :-)
Best video format so far. It was a lot of fun to do this one with you. We'd love to see something with consiguir and subir same format if you could. I'm in spain and subir is used in what seems to be many different ways.
Gracias Paul, como siempre, otro video muy util…. Eres chingon! . Aprecio todos tus lecciones y me ayudan muchos. Tienes un don para ensenar. (Btw, I would have used “ensenaza” in the past) until I watched your prior video. Gracias!
I just watched this vidio and gave it a like. I am giving is a second watch while I type this comment. I found it really interesting that you draw a distinction between wa reflexive and a "pronomial," vern. This idea was new to me. I might give this one more watches if I can find the time.
Una leccion genial como siempre - gracias (and answered my rhetorical question about pronominal verbs and reflexive verbs as soon as it popped into my head) jajaja
Can you do a video on "No tiene porque" From what I understand it means, there's no reason to or it's not necessary to. I hear it a lot in the tv shows I watch. I love your channel, thanks for doing it!!!
Creo que seguiré recurriendo a tus videos para así mejorar mi entendimiento del inglés.Mil gracias, Paul.Ah y felicitaciones por el creciente aumento de suscriptores a tu canal.
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¿Por qué tu canal es tan bueno? Porque llegas a la lección de inmediato y tienes muchos ejemplos diferentes. There are so many UA-cam instructors who waste time getting to the point. (I can't say that in Spanish yet.) I love having the pauses so that I can test myself. Eres uno de los mejores maestros. Por favor, sigues enseñando con tu estilo!
Muy cierto, Hay tantos/muchos instructores de UA-cam que pierden el tiempo para llegar al grano. I like "muchos" better than tantos, Good luck with Spanish.
I am a native Spanish speaker.
I don't know why I watch these videos.
You are doing great!
I'm not sure why you would want to watch them, but thanks. I appreciate it. :)
@@QrooSpanish I enjoy them. They are entertaining.
Plus, I am learning deeper grammar I never even think about.
Good videos!
I'm a bald Caucasian learning Spanish. I think I've watched almost all your videos
Lol, keep up the good work :-0
Thanks!
Excellent. This really helped because I'm comfortable recalling the gerunds, but wasn't sure of the rules with infinitives or conjugations. It also clarified the difference between pensar que y pensar en, which I needed. I think a video expressing blame or apology would be useful as it's so common. Great job.
Thanks. That's a good video suggestion. I'll add it to my list. :)
Espero que sigas haciendo estos vídeos. Encontré tu canal hace dos meses y los he visto casi todos. Me alegro mucho de haberlo encontrado. Creo que mi español mejora mucho gracias a tí.
Your videos are so helpful for me, all that trying to figure out Spanish word by word in my head, cripples me when I go Spain, I dont wanna be another brit who just knows "un frio cerveza por favor".
I stop everything and start watching when I see a new Qroo Paul video up! I was looking for ways to incorporate conseguir and seguir into my conversation just this past week, so timely video. Thank you!!
Thanks for dropping everything to check out the latest video. I'm glad you found it useful. :)
I am up early to watch Formula 1 race. As soon as I saw you had a new video, I muted the TV. I am a huge F1 fan but a bigger fan of your videos. This one is excellent. Pleased I only got two translations incorrect. Yahoo.
You are up early! Thanks for taking the time to watch the video right away. I appreciate it. :)
Excellent videos! So glad to find you. You're literally propelling my Spanish to another level. Thank you!
Couldn't agree more!
That's great to hear!
Wow, that was a LOT of information in one video! I filled 3 pages of notes. Thank you(!), and enjoy your time in SW Florida!
I'm glad you liked it. I have a habit of packing a lot of info into one video. When I start to explain something, I oftebln think -- oh, I bet someone is wondering why I used that word there -- and then we start down tje rabbit hole...lol.
you mentioning the difference between pronominal and reflexive verbs is going to be an absolute lifesaver for me
And again, even though I’m fluent in Spanish, sigo aprendiendo de tus videos. I had no idea about “pronominal verbs”, and that reflexive verbs are a subset of that group. Kind of like “Todo tequila es mezcal, pero no todo mezcal es tequila”. I use these pronominal verbs correctly (intuitively), but I really like learning about the grammatical categories and rules, the underlying “why”. ¡Por eso esta seguidora seguirá siguiendo tu canal!
Your videos always seem to fill in the gaps of confusion I've had learning Spanish over the last year! It's so hard to find people to explain things the way your brain needs them to be explained. Do you have any of this material written down in a document? Like lists of sentence starters/ phrases etc? That would be insanely useful!
I am making my own list(s) from his videos in my own writing. Something about the act of writing it really helps me learn them.
This is what iv’e started doing too! I think it’s working!
You are my fav Spanish teacher … straight to the point not trying to win ppl w personality
Thanks.
Muy bien, Paul. Sigo practicando el español contigo y nunca me quejo porque disfruto aprendiendo español a atreves de sus videos. 😊
Great video Paul!!!
Thanks!
Thanks!
Thank you very much!
From watching just a few of your videos, I've got to say that the content is really clear and well-presented. Nice job! I like the practice questions here as well - it's much more engaging than just passively listening. I also by the way like the fact you don't shy away from grammatical terms - although I know some of this stuff makes people break into a cold sweat!
This is insanely helpful stuff. btw ur the only person who could get me to understand 'lo que'. The 'that which' tip is gold
Sigo mirando tus vídeos Qroo Paul porque tienes el don de enseñar un idioma.😁 Te agradezco.👍¡Que sigas haciéndolos!🙏
Muchas gracias. Me alegra que te gusten mis videos. :)
Enlightened once again! Pronomial vs reflexive verbs. Excellent! Thanks for clearing up that bit of confusion! Sometimes your little side comments are the 'aha' moments of my transitioning to advanced/conversational levels, by helping to really understand, for the first time, these more in-depth grammar rules. Thanks Paul.
Sigo pensando que es usted un gran profesor. :)
Another great video. One of the most helpful you tube channels out there. Yes, the grammatical terms are needed for looking things up. Very important for that reason. I used to ignore them… then got I too trouble as a Spanish major because I didn’t know how to interpret the Spanish / English diccionary or other language tools. These terms are what allows the second language speaking/ learning/ teaching world to formally interact and communicate important language truths to one another… even though they don’t allow you to directly learn the use of the language, I think usually they end up being a necessary tool for most language learners. If you have the luxury of being spoon fed immersion style your whole language learning life, you can go without them. But if you want to take your ability to continue learning your new language and reduce the power of fortune, luck, And happenstance in your language learning endeavor, whether it is your learning g style or not, accept and appreciate, and to at least some degree, utilize the grammatical terms. Don’t be like me. At least not the old me. Then You will be better than the current me. (Sage advise from the ancient one.)
Every time I think I am getting somewhere with my Spanish, you come up with more amazingly formulated content. You missed your calling as retiree, a teacher, that is what you are. Many thank you's.
Thank you so much.
You are one of the best teachers 👍
I just encountered this for the first time today in a conversation with a native speaker and had I watched your video first instead of saving it for later I'd not have been so lost. Never skip Spanish Day.
That's good timing!
Thanks Paul! I’ve been practicing speaking Spanish off and on for the last 3 years. (More off mainly due to not advancing, which quickly leads to boredom) This includes purchasing Rocket Spanish over a year ago. I stumbled upon your videos within the last few months. Your videos are short to the point and very impactful. Which goes well with my short attention span😉. I can listen to a complete video on my short drive to work. I feel that listening to your Spanish lesson videos has more then doubled my ability to somewhat speak spanish in just the last three months. Thanks again Paul in my eyes you are the best Spanish teacher on the internet🤔!
That's awesome to hear! I really strive to help people.
Don Paul, hace muchos meses que he visto tus videos. Es hora de que le diga gracias y saludos desde Inglaterra!
Gracias! One of the best Spanish lessons I have had. Really encouraged me to keep practicing every day.
I'm glad!
Very goos video on seguir+gerund-helpful and easy to work with!!!
Paul I have nearly watched all of your videos and many times rewatched them to really ingrain the information… although I already know this construction I always find out that you give me new info… like the continuar + gerund. I just went to spain for a month and was able to use so much information that you have taught me… muchas gracias amigo!!
Very useful phrase here…best explanation of a “keep doing” something translation! Thanks again
Thanks!
Your videos are worth diamonds... I could take away so much from just watching you. Thank you so much ❤
That's great to hear! Thanks for watching.
Tan bien, como siempre! 👏🏼
Gracias!
Nice stuff señor! It's no surprise your subscriber ship is growing. Que le vaya bien!
Gracias. :)
Great Video. Your videos promote understanding and appreciation for the Latino culture.
your lessons are game changers!!!! thank you! Awesome!
Glad you like them!
I've been struggling with the "lo que". This video really helped me. I love the "sigo pensando en".
New directions , roads not taken. Many thanks .
Sigo tratando de aprender espanol, por lo que tu canal es muy util.
Excellent, Paul! Thank you for including the conjugations, since Seguir is irregular! That is something I always find helpful. Bravo, sir. Bravo!
Pronominal verbs.... for us pedants! Those who are pedantic...
You made me look up pedantic...lol
@@QrooSpanish Sorry. I guess that's more lawyer than lawman-speak!
He encontrado mi maestro de Español. Mil gracias Paul!
Agradezco mucho tus explicaciones. Los encuentro faciles de entender y recordar. Me parece que entiendes muy bien los desafios que tienen los hablantes nativos de ingles cuando aprenden espanol. Y te lo agradeceria si puedes seguir publicando videos intermedios. Muchas gracias!
Thank you for all your guidance and tips.
Love these practical real life examples! 🎉
More to come!
Por suerte encontré este canal. Estos vídeos me ayudan mucho.
Gracias para enseñarnos cosas muy utiles con claridad y buena pronunciación.
Gracias amigo por esta lección mil gracias
Great video. Going back and taking notes to add to my word list.
Muchísimas gracias. Ya entendí porque hay una tilde en un gerundio cuando ponemos un pronombre. Sigue haciendo videos así. Muy chevere.
Gracias! Me alegra que te guste.
¿Amigo que es un tilde?
@@josedelnegro46 Ni yo sabia pero "tilde" quiere decir "Accent mark".
@@enriqueiii9209 Sip tilde significa acento
¿Qué es la tilde y 10 ejemplos?
Ejemplos: cantaré, cajón, además, camión, balcón, tapón, galán. - Las palabras llanas llevan tilde en la vocal de la sílaba tónica cuando terminan en consonante que no sea -n, ni -s. Ejemplos: árbol, Cádiz, álbum, ámbar. - Todas las palabras esdrújulas llevan tilde en la vocal de la sílaba tónica. Yes it is an accent mark but there are at least two that I know of in Spanish. Forgive me for having to look it up.
Just found you. Helping me a lot in an easily explained way
Welcome to the channel. :)
Paul, sigue haciendo estas lecciones cortas por favor. Ellas son muy útiles! Muchas gracias!
Your content is So helpful! I’m literally recreating my Spanish Learning plan to incorporate your lessons. Fluency here we come!
I'm glad you like them! Thanks for watching. :)
María sigue apoyándote en tus decisiones
Me encantan estos videos!! Son muy útiles 👌 Gracias!!
Thanks, Paul - that one was REALLY USEFUL and has filled a hole where I've ended up rambling around to get my meaning across. Also the explanation for the stress marks which I only hazily understand - but (once again) this one was really useful! Thankyou.
Great lesson. Very well presented and explained. Gracias.
Glad you liked it!
Such a useful phrase. Great video yet again Paul! Mil gracias!
Good stuff, man! I am very happy you are spending your time making these Spanish language videos.
Glad you like them!
Great video and a very useful sentence to have in my toolbox. Thanks for all your hard work.
Another great lesson and more simple phrase structures for my word list. Thanks 😀
Thanks for watching!
I like your videos, they help me a lot with learning Spanish. Thank you.
Happy to hear that!
Once again, you've provided such a great video explaining how to use seguir. I am really learning more with your videos. I practice with a native speaker daily, but on my own, I love your videos :-)
I learn a lot from your videos!
Glad you like them!
Gracias por el vídeo de hoy. Sigue subiéndolos, son muy útiles.
Wow! Lots of content in your video! Thank you! 🌻🌈
I have a tendency to really pack the info in there. Thanks for watching. :)
Thank you very much. I'm starting my word list today.
Gracias maestro!
¡Esto es oro! Quiero siguir mirando por el leccion proxima ;-)
Great video. I like that you added time to translate!
Thanks for the feedback. I should add that pause more often.
Sigo prácticandolo todos los días
These videos are wonderful Paul!
Thanks for watching. :)
Best video format so far. It was a lot of fun to do this one with you. We'd love to see something with consiguir and subir same format if you could. I'm in spain and subir is used in what seems to be many different ways.
Glad you enjoyed it! Those are good topic ideas. I'll add them to my list.
Gracias Paul, como siempre, otro video muy util…. Eres chingon! . Aprecio todos tus lecciones y me ayudan muchos. Tienes un don para ensenar. (Btw, I would have used “ensenaza” in the past) until I watched your prior video. Gracias!
Awesome lesson format, love the split screen.
Thanks for the feedback. The split screen is pretty easy to do.
Great as usual. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it :-)
Muchas gracias.
Buen Trabajo!
Gracias!
Better than any Spanish teacher i ever had
Thank you.
Currently in Bogota-not much English spoken here. Your videos are helping me converse with las mujeres!
That's a good place to practice. We used to go there every year.
You are the man!
Otra lección muy útil. ¡Gracias!
Estoy muy feliz! traduje una frase 'Sigo pensado en lo que dijiste ayer' correctamente! Muchisimas gracias ;-)
Excelente, muy bien hecho. Que sigas practicando y aprendiendo :-)
I have run out of superlatives for our prof Paul ! Cheers Paul 🤝
Lol, thanks ;-)
Love your videos I learned so much!
I'm glad it is helping you in your learning process. Keep up the good work ;-)
I focus on speaking part when it comes to Spanish which is my fourth language
Perfecto Muchas Gracias
Great lesson!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
Buena cosa. Qué bueno! Good stuff.
Practicándolo was smth interesting 🎉
I just watched this vidio and gave it a like. I am giving is a second watch while I type this comment.
I found it really interesting that you draw a distinction between wa reflexive and a "pronomial," vern. This idea was new to me.
I might give this one more watches if I can find the time.
Thanks Eric.
Ooh, never knew the diff between pronominal and reflexive verbs, thank you!
You're welcome. Normally, I wouldn't even mention it, but I gey some very detail-oriented viewers from time to time.
@@QrooSpanish I honestly don't know how one can hope to lean any foreign language without grammar.
That Ironic, I’m learning English in Spanish class. 😊
Good job Qroo!!!
Thank you.
Haha
Una leccion genial como siempre - gracias (and answered my rhetorical question about pronominal verbs and reflexive verbs as soon as it popped into my head) jajaja
Can you do a video on "No tiene porque" From what I understand it means, there's no reason to or it's not necessary to. I hear it a lot in the tv shows I watch. I love your channel, thanks for doing it!!!
Bravo Pablo
El sol sigue saliendo!
Creo que seguiré recurriendo a tus videos para así mejorar mi entendimiento del inglés.Mil gracias, Paul.Ah y felicitaciones por el creciente aumento de suscriptores a tu canal.
Loved it thank you!
You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it!
Eres muy divertido! Los verbos pronominales "pan comida, verdad?" Jajajaja. Nooo! Pero muchísimas gracias. Yo necesitaba eso!