Learn How To Use These 26 Spanish Verbs And You'll be Fluent At Spanish! SPANISH LISTENING PRACTICE

This Spanish listening & conversation video will teach you how to use 26 most common Spanish verbs in phrases.
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The verbs you'll learn with this video:
00:00 Introduction
00:11 Ser (to be)
03:20 Estar (to be)
05:29 Ir (go)
09:11 Venir (come)
10:47 Tomar (take)
12:58 Poner (put)
13:53 Comer (eat)
15:45 Usar (use)
16:26 Querer (want ,desire, love)
17:37 Hacer (do, make)
19:00 Tener (have)
21:05 Haber (have/has; there is/there are)
22:45 Gustar (like)
23:57 Dar (give)
25:08 Trabajar (work)
26:22 Oír (hear)
27:01 Escuchar (listen)
28:00 Hablar (speak, talk)
29:14 Ver (see, understand)
30:09 Mirar (look,watch,consider)
30:48 Poder (can)
32:28 Decir (say,tell,talk)
33:36 Oler (smell)
34:41 Sentir (feel, experience, perceive)
35:31 Dejar (leave)
36:54 Necesitar (need, require)

[@21languages]

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[@daniellei3782]

Muchas gracias por aquí y estoy muy a gusto con su canal de español aquí!

[@AdventureWalk4K]

Learned a lot of useful vocabulary and phrases. Look forward to improving my Spanish more in the coming year. Thank you for the very helpful videos! 🤗🙏🏽👍

[@21languages]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Mezilesialan]

Very clear speech and text on screen. Thank you. I will repeat your phrases to learn verbs .

[@anasbelkrimimohamad_3-8-82]

This is a learning video, at the height of creativity in acquiring language learning as a language - thank you.

[@21languages]

Our pleasure!

[@rynothealbinoryno]

this is great for me to practice listening, thank you so much.

[@EasyPeasySpanishwithAngie]

Buenos ejemplos 👍

[@nwetyinwin3788]

Muchas gracias! Very useful lesson !

[@sirichannel368]

Hola,thank you very much for the very good Spanish teaching videos, I definitely think I will keep following your videos for my Spanish learning

[@21languages]

Thank you! 😃

[@brandonyam9294]

Gracias, me ayuda mucho

[@colinchiu7113]

Me gusta mucha estes vídeos. Son muy útiles. Los aprecio mucho.

[@josephkent3238]

Thank you for helping

[@falehakrimi2252]

merci beaucoup! je ne parle pas Espagnol mais votre vidéo m'a permis de bien comprendre c'est magnifique ! hello from Tunisia

[@21languages]

De rien ;)

[@puluqemil]

great video, thank you!

[@21languages]

Glad it helped!

[@markmontes1795]

Awesome

[@theLUCYCOWAN]

I really like your way of teaching phrases a really good system thankyou 🙏 😊

[@21languages]

Thank you! 😃

[@gaetanostreetanimals8968]

It's somehow easier for me to learn from english. Even though im from Poland. But spanish sentence construction is so similar to polish :)

[@paulfaulkner6299]

Me gusta mucho, gracias. Puedo comprendar mucho y mucho mas cada día

[@21languages]

Enhorabuena ;)

[@dibyendunyayban750]

Gracias

[@rajendrabhatt5196]

Very Good

[@Bladerunner791]

Спасибо Тебе огромное. Ты просто супер. Сколько же ты знаешь языков? Правда 5?😊👍

[@raccoon6072]

8:31 ? This is in case you plural is applied?

[@21languages]

Yes, here is plural you (vosotros).

[@gregarious1532]

Habrá and saldrá sound like habray and saldráy.. Are there two ways of pronouncing these words.

[@paulfaulkner6299]

Ojala que peuda encontrar muchas otras peliculas muy similares (con otras palabras por cierto)... Me gusto hacer grabaciones con ellas y escucharlas mas tarde cuando estoy montando mi bicicleta tolando el ejercicio. Muy util y puedo matar dos pajaros con una piedra

[@feyzasenacakr229]

Kız sana kurban olayım ben

[@simosabiri8149]

In this sentence " Me estoy poniendo nerviosa " why you added Me ?

[@21languages]

Hi! ponerSE nervioso = get nervous ;) So: "me estoy poniendo nerviosa", "te estás poniendo nerviosa", "ella se está poniendo nerviosa", "nosotras nos estamos poniendo nerviosas", etc :))

[@lordnilsson1]

Never heard PONLO before..? (Toma el abrigo y ponlo en el armario). Why not..... PONERLO...?

[@21languages]

"Poner(lo)" is infinitive, but here you need the imperative "pon(lo)"

[@AdiBacea]

tu eres espanol?

[@sergemarinin4920]

о

[@jimprice4638]

You go through the phrases too fast. Slow down and repeat them a few times.

[@carlospootalvarez8793]

Hi, I want to improve my English, I'm a native Spanish speaker. We can help us each other.