10 Ways to Use "Ya" in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 72*

Check out my lesson on that fun word "ya" in Spanish. I provide 10 different ways to use this word and you'll have the tools to understand it and bring it into your own conversations!
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[@meryromero2204]

I am a Spanish native speaker and I think that the best translation for "¡Ya voy!" would be "I'm coming!". "I'm leaving" would be best translated as "Ya me voy" (the "me" here is really important as it changes the meaning of the verb). Great lesson, by the way!

[@cezzajess7238]

Hola Mery do you use vengo to say Im coming less frequently?

[@meryromero2204]

@@cezzajess7238 ¡Hola! We never use "Vengo" when we say "I'm coming". We would always use "Ya voy" or just "Voy". Using "Vengo" would make you sound like a non-native speaker. I hope this can clarify your doubt 😊

[@cezzajess7238]

@@meryromero2204 Perfect! So helpful thankyou xx

[@Genevieve8002]

Mery Romero Thank you, I'm a long time Spanish learner and I "¡Ya voy!" for me is I'm coming, or I'm coming already.

[@robertoh.20]

@@cezzajess7238 vengo is more often used to say : i'm "coming" from ......... or I'm returning from, I'm back from, ie. vengo del mercado (I'm back from the market)

[@basementtunes]

I've been watching you for a long time and your energy in this was a pleasure to see! Thank you for this and for all you do!

[@tusharsharma6129]

He man!!! I am learning Spanish too... But I really don't have anyone I can practice it with, [e-mail] this is my email I'd...... Do contact me if you are interested and maybe we can help each other out with our practice

[@zamorasmakeup9785]

Soy hablante del idioma español y de verdad explicas muy bien el concepto, actualmente estoy aprendiendo inglés y aprendo mejor con tus explicaciones

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Muchas gracias amigo!

[@MarcosElMalo2]

Enseño inglés a los niños de mi colonia. Creo que haya aprendido más español. 😄

[@jonathonfarkasofsky262]

I just wanted to say this is been the best "ya" lesson I've come across.

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thank you!!

[@lawrencemararac6166]

Thank you sir!! This lesson is simple and it clarifies a lot of things regarding “ya”. Now I could understand it better.

[@tusharsharma6129]

He man!!! I am learning Spanish too... But I really don't have anyone I can practice it with, [e-mail] this is my email I'd...... Do contact me if you are interested and maybe we can help each other out with our practice

[@gulpericesur6483]

you are the best language teacher ever, thank you so much

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Wow, thank you!

[@prabhatverma3949]

Gracias Maestro!

[@MeronPan4]

And then we shorten "ya lo sé" and just say "ya" with the same meaning, "I know" haha I think that and "ya está" = "it's done" are the ones I use the most 😁

[@tobysimango4595]

😅gracias por ejemplo Ya comprendo Umm yo amo español

[@dami8736]

Excelente profesor!!

[@loretaromero5860]

Thanks a Lot dr.evans...very loud and clear...Idol!

[@umie3552]

I'm so glad that i found your channel, i really want to learn spanish but i didn't have much time but since quarantine i have a lot of time to study spanish, thank you very much sir, you make learning spanish easier

[@believeinpeace]

Me encanta tus videos. Muchas Gracias !

[@carlosdimitri8783]

¡Aprendí mucho mi profesor! ¡añadiendo más en mi conocimiento!

[@stevelb46]

Esta es la primera vez que he visto su video. Es muy interesante y claro. Gracias. Ahora tengo que ver a los demás!

[@joanaranquepablo6929]

Gracias!

[@TheOconr003]

Super useful. Thanks!

[@rt2720]

You work so hard that you really deserve more subscribers

[@matiaspolaco5096]

Thank You for another awesome 👏 lesson

[@onnichan7279]

Best spanish tutor💯

[@EdwardAllenCanada]

Excellent video. Thx

[@chrissyanni]

Love your spanish videos! Ya ...thanks for this one ! 😁

[@noraoconnor1895]

I find u easier to follow because I'm english speaking and u are also, so ur explanation is better for me than a spanish teacher,

[@eulamaeignacio769]

Please a little longer videos 😍😍love your video!

[@rajoniehammond6608]

Youre so Helpful 🎉

[@sumanamanadal9962]

Your teaching method is different from everyone else and is easy to learn..... Thank you Sir

[@tusharsharma6129]

He man!!! I am learning Spanish too... But I really don't have anyone I can practice it with, [e-mail] this is my email I'd...... Do contact me if you are interested and maybe we can help each other out with our practice

[@danieldebrun5795]

Great video, kept me engaged and I found it really helpful. I'm trying to watch money heist fully in Spanish (with Spanish subtitles on) and until now I never knew what they meant because they say it every second sentence.

[@dinugautam8414]

siempre genial🕺❣️

[@divyasinha9793]

Awesome as always

[@rumeetsingh377]

¡Ya comprendo! Gracias

[@rubypalmera8498]

Thank you so much this lesson.

[@TheLanguageTutor]

You're very welcome!

[@BtsArmy-xi8jf]

muchas gracias

[@TheLanguageTutor]

De nada!

[@GoodVibes-cx2xj]

Great lesson love learning spanish with your chanel!! Keep it up :D

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thanks for watching!

[@anarastudioatyrau]

muchos gracias , mi profesor ❤️

[@TheLanguageTutor]

De nada!

[@BEMOTIVATEDrm]

Hola profesor You are amazing i have learnt so much from you I have one request and it's very important topic there are no videos about it How to use podrías, dejar , dejas, te importaría , te importa si and dejarme so much confusion. Please make video on it...🙏🙏

[@SenyoritaStoic]

Hi there. Thank you for this one. Can you also make a video about the general subject verb agreement in Spanish? Looking forward. Gracias!

[@tusharsharma6129]

Hey!!! I am learning Spanish too... But I really don't have anyone I can practice it with, [e-mail] this is my email I'd...... Do contact me if you are interested and maybe we can help each other out with our practice..... " m.r__sharma" that's my Instagram handle

[@kalawatieroop2616]

Sir you are spanish professor ,yaaa adios,gracious.

[@yloy3601]

Hola, i would like to know when to use the word así, could you make a video about it?

[@DailyLanguageLearning]

Ya el episodio 72!

[@JunkieMonkey321]

Currently working through que hora es. best videos ive found on spanish so far. thanks

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Awesome, thank you!

[@hetavyas7980]

Ty so much for your Beautiful lecuture .. I have an Q .. Why they use estaba as i was in a sentance

[@baykutTr]

¡Ya comprendo!

[@rollybradecina3375]

Got you here

[@angelmatematico45]

Esa palabra me estaba matando pero ahora la manejo a la perfección. Me copa la manera que tenés de enseñar. Estuve de vacaciones en Argentina y aprendí un montón! Sus clases son muy fructíferas!

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Eres muy simpático! Gracias

[@UCS_BibaswanChakma]

ya comprendo porque nativos lo usan "ya" mucho. (correct me if i said anything wrong). and hey.. i just used ya in my sentence . i feel great now haha

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Perfecto!

[@tariik9789]

En Perú lo usamos demasiado y con diferentes significados 😛😂😂🤣

[@lees87]

Great video. Would love to see a series on Mexican idioms.

[@louisevannorden2001]

I know just the book for you! It’s called, “2001 Spanish and English Idioms 2nd Edition”. There may be newer editions by now, since I’ve had this book since the early 2000s. It’s by Eugene Savaiano and Lynn W. Winget. It’s completely bilingual and illustrated with sample sentences. Yes, there is an edition out in 2008.

[@lees87]

@@louisevannorden2001 Thanks! I'll check it out.

[@user-ek7bd3kx5x]

Why there's no ya no puedo más 😅 which hit me a lot when listening to Spanish songs

[@MarcosElMalo2]

When I tell my ahijada to do her chores, she sometimes responds with “ahorita” (right away), to which I ask, “ya merito?” 😄

[@lizzie2588]

whats ya merito mean

[@sarveshm2044]

Please let me know when I change the stem of Querer, do I change both "ue" or just the "e".

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Very good question. Consider the Q and U married. The Q cannot function without the U, so they have to stay together. With that being said, since "querer" is an ie stem-changing verb, you already have the e, so you just add the i before it. And you stem change for all present tense forms except the nosotros and vosotros forms.

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♥️❤️💚👍👍👍

[@TheLanguageTutor]

😁

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Sir do you know that you do miracle while teaching.i don't have anymore words now to aprisiate you.

[@ztyphoon8982]

In Coco, Hector admits to his showbiz friend that he lost the dress she gave to him. Frustrated, she exclaims, “¡Ya lo sabía!”

[@luukie0112]

You're amazing man! but whats the difference between AIB and this channel?

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Hi Lucas. That's a good question. I love the folks at AIB, but they own those videos and control what is posted. You typically have access to some and pay for the rest. On my channel, I wanted to offer all free lessons, plus a podcast to practice and also downloadable written practices on the website. Also, we're bringing in other languages here on this channel in the near future. I appreciate your kind words amigo!

[@gelocastle]

The Language Tutor ¡Dios te bendiga siempre, señor!

[@mikeykeyes]

Digressing a bit- I remember your old lesson about me te se le etc. I always thought le was used for his/her so how come an Argentine guy commented on a YT video saying le escucho meaning I listen?

[@samuelingram1242]

Millard Keyes le is used for his/her but escucho is the yo form of escuchar so the transition of le escucho would be : I listen to him/her

[@remline]

That's funny that "ya, ya" means "yeah, yeah...". Paz y bendiciones.

[@robertoh.20]

not it doesn't.

[@hoesoong9273]

Hello, An interesting observation, in Chile, in the track and field events, they sometimes, start the race....uno,dos.ya (3). Maybe, ya can be said more loudly than tres! Cheers and have a good day. H Soo,

[@mx9181]

🥰🥰🥰

[@michaeltietjens465]

Is there a lesson somewhere that I am missing about adverbs of place and motion? Need help with Adentro vs Dentro and Fuera vs Afuera.

[@louisevannorden2001]

You can Google them and get full explanations.

[@makatangcocinero8267]

otro ejemplo es la expresión ¡Ya veremos! = We'll see!

[@jxshfrr]

yo ik i’m late to this video but i’ve been studying spanish for a while and i just listened to a bad bunny song and he says “ya yo me entere” but i’ve also seen people say “yo ya ……” what’s the difference?

[@rajnikumari9183]

Sir I want to learn Spanish for professional speech too like in call centres and for office use

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Awesome! You can do it!

[@cangwm]

Question: Ya is use only in latin-America? All country?

[@7oda106]

we have a similar word in Syria (هلاء_ hllaa)

[@ericbaugher]

Question. I watch Spanish language television. Sometimes I hear what sounds like "Ya Que". Am I hearing right

[@kiztorres3218]

Eric Baugher absolutely. In this case "ya que" is used to explain or extend the meaning of a previous statement. The same you would use "porque" =because. You'd probably hear this on the news, or more formal speeches as it sounds better.

[@aligindahouse7777]

What about ok? I've heard it used like that

[@sagarpatel3962]

Ya no puedo más #bailando

[@gRosh08]

In four words: ¡YA!

[@wddub9075]

Sound like a substitute for yes and hey

[@victoradamenja9032]

Ja ja who heir ist da😊

[@ziadsamer5246]

Difference between usar y ventirse

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Ziad, do you mean vestirse? Usar can be used as "to wear" in some areas, but vestirse means "to get dressed." I hope that helps!

[@patrickcoreilly]

Love your videos. But get off Facebook. Thanks for the lessons.

[@user-pc6bf4id2f]

Search what does ya mean in Spanish & now I’m more confused lmao

[@jaredjefferson4204]

This world is very faint when spoken

[@omarelkayal]

Very instructive, but it kind of seems like you've had one too many