Common Spanish sentence structures: No sé si (I don't know if)

Learn some useful Spanish structures with the phrase: no sé si (I don't know if).
This is a great way to learn to build sentences that don't require many changes.

[@elauneintunkhanein8727]

good job, I like the more difficult and complex sentences.

[@Jack-uv6xx]

Me gusta este vídeo; creo que es muy útil.

[@ahmedb6898]

Muchas gracias. Es perfecto

[@Editssfsp]

Gracias por este lesson!

[@hakimbouhabila6640]

Me gusta muchísimo esta manera de aprender. Más vídeos así porfa

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Claro que sí 👍

[@lionelweeraratne4860]

Muchas gracias

[@user-pw9py7kn1i]

Gracias

[@sanz8607]

Me encanta! ❤

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

¡Super! 🤗

[@ritadevos4923]

Muchas gracias! Este video esta muy interesante por aprender español 😊

[@abdelmajidmajid2114]

Hola profesora, gracias.

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Es un placer 🤗

[@gwentomlinson4205]

Please give a lot of words that have the roll R sound so I can practice rolling my tongue.

[@Mostafa_sa3eed]

When we say word with ( h ) but it silent how can the another one know that i mean that word
it's a silly question but i wanna know

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

It usually is all about context.
If you are greeting someone and say “hola”, they will know it’s a greeting as opposed to ‘ola’ which means wave (sea wave).
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[@abdulhafizbozdag7459]

muchas gracias