Holaaaa, muchas gracias por la clase. He tratado de enseñar español a alguien que habla inglés y con tus videos puedo manejar mejor esta labor que me encanta. ¡Me suscribo! 🤝🏻
@@alexiso6215 I "needed" this video was just a one time thing, i think necesité would be correct, no ????? If i wanted to say "i was needing" it would be necesitaba.... StoryLearning, are you there, help me ?????? :)
I'm native speaker, i don't really know how to explain it but, for example "necesité" sounds like someone asked you about this particular topic for a test and you needed this video then, but it may or may not be relevant anymore, you would say "necesité este video para la prueba"
Hi, there! :D Thanks for the question. I think the error here is thinking "necesité" equals to "I needed". "I needed" can be translated as both "necesitaba" or "necesité". The English past simple does not equivalate exactly to either. We would say "Necesitaba este video" because it was a continuous action in the past, which is then interrupted by a punctual action (getting the video).
a proposito, i fell asleep last night reading the book and listening to the Audible audio of Olly's "101 Stories in Spanish" for beginners. I also own the "101 Conversations in Spanish" for beginners along with the audio.... and last night ordered Olly's "Mexican Spanish" book on amazon. After these i will move to the intermediate linked above, so i am wondering why i would even need the Spanish Uncovered course ??? If there is a good reason please let me know and i may get it, but i see it as basically the same things i am already using from Olly, and the course is pricier... thanks for any info!
Hey! Great question. While some people do better with self-guided material (such as books, videos, podcasts), others do better with the help of a teacher. But the truth is the course is WAY more comprehensive than our other contents. I would suggest you try the course's free trial. That way, you can see if it works for you, without spending a dime ;)
@@StoryLearningSpanish thank you for the info. I just received an email from Olly to choose one of four reasons why i didn't take the trial offer, but i wasn't able to specify this reason. I just tested on StoryLearning website as B1 so i could start at intermediate i suppose, which Olly recommended after i supplied my email, which he already had anyway. That is level 3 i think (1=beginner, 2=pre-intermediate).... so maybe i am gonna do it. thank you !!!!!
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This is easily the best explanation I've seen of how to use hubiera and habria - something that I have struggled with.
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Holaaaa, muchas gracias por la clase. He tratado de enseñar español a alguien que habla inglés y con tus videos puedo manejar mejor esta labor que me encanta. ¡Me suscribo! 🤝🏻
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¡A ti por mirar!
Genial. Gracias ❤
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Buenos días! Me hubiera gustado y me habría gustado. Cuál es la diferencia?
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¡A ti por mirar!
muchas gracias, necesité este video !!!
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@@alexiso6215 I "needed" this video was just a one time thing, i think necesité would be correct, no ????? If i wanted to say "i was needing" it would be necesitaba.... StoryLearning, are you there, help me ?????? :)
I'm native speaker, i don't really know how to explain it but, for example "necesité" sounds like someone asked you about this particular topic for a test and you needed this video then, but it may or may not be relevant anymore, you would say "necesité este video para la prueba"
Muchas gracias amiga !!! Your Ingles is really good !
Hi, there! :D Thanks for the question. I think the error here is thinking "necesité" equals to "I needed". "I needed" can be translated as both "necesitaba" or "necesité". The English past simple does not equivalate exactly to either. We would say "Necesitaba este video" because it was a continuous action in the past, which is then interrupted by a punctual action (getting the video).
a proposito, i fell asleep last night reading the book and listening to the Audible audio of Olly's "101 Stories in Spanish" for beginners. I also own the "101 Conversations in Spanish" for beginners along with the audio.... and last night ordered Olly's "Mexican Spanish" book on amazon. After these i will move to the intermediate linked above, so i am wondering why i would even need the Spanish Uncovered course ??? If there is a good reason please let me know and i may get it, but i see it as basically the same things i am already using from Olly, and the course is pricier... thanks for any info!
Hey! Great question. While some people do better with self-guided material (such as books, videos, podcasts), others do better with the help of a teacher. But the truth is the course is WAY more comprehensive than our other contents. I would suggest you try the course's free trial. That way, you can see if it works for you, without spending a dime ;)
@@StoryLearningSpanish thank you for the info. I just received an email from Olly to choose one of four reasons why i didn't take the trial offer, but i wasn't able to specify this reason. I just tested on StoryLearning website as B1 so i could start at intermediate i suppose, which Olly recommended after i supplied my email, which he already had anyway. That is level 3 i think (1=beginner, 2=pre-intermediate).... so maybe i am gonna do it. thank you !!!!!
Me, a native Spanish speaker watching this video 😂
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