4 Ways To Say "The" In Spanish! The Definite Article

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[@legaleagle46]

It was 43 years ago today that I had my very first lesson in Spanish 1, and what better way to celebrate my anniversary than to review one of the first basic lessons in the language? Suddenly I'm back in Sr. Allen's eighth-grade class and feeling what it felt like to learn all of this for the very first time. Thank you, Paul, for letting me see the language again through the eyes of a beginner!

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Hi Paul, I just discovered your KZbin and am learning a lot through your videos. I hope you will continue to upload more lessons in the future

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He is the chosen one

[@andrewmiller218]

You could even say….Él es el elegido😳🙌!

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[@legaleagle46]

Oh, and for those who may be curious, Paul is right that "emoción" is what we call a "falso amigo" -- a "false friend" that looks like a similar word in English but actually has a very different meaning. "Emotion" in Spanish is actually "sentimiento."

[@warrenkoontz7675]

One of my biggest mistakes when I studied German was not learning the gender along with each new noun I learned. Later on I happened to read a beginning reading book for children, one with pictures of various things and their German names. In each case, the name included the definite article (e.g., die Katze). Now that I am studying Spanish, I try to remember the combination of the article and the noun when I learn a new noun. This seems to work better than trying to remember if a noun is masculine or feminine, even though, compared to German, Spanish displays a stronger connection between biological and grammatical gender (e.g., das Maedchen).

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Thank you sir, you have a unique way of teaching Spanish. Could it be possible to get text form of your Monday lessons?

[@michaelbarcus7011]

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[@markstewart6990]

Thanks Paul....Another great lesson. Maybe a future discussion on the Spanish neuter definite article "lo". This one confused me at first because it's usually seen as a direct object pronoun. The first time I came across phases like "lo mismo" and "lo importante" I didn't know what to do with "lo". Maybe you've already covered it in your course and I just haven't got that far into it yet. I just thought it would make a good topic. Salud!!!

[@legaleagle46]

The neuter definite article "lo" is only used with adjectives that are being used as abstract substantives. Think of it as saying "the same THING" (lo mismo) or "the important THING" (lo importante) and it will make more sense to you.

[@nimala.selvarajah7099]

Thanks Paul.as usual its awesome

[@solascriptura-e7t]

It’s very easy for non native speakers to leave these IA out. I see it, a lot, in non English speakers.

[@marleencalor6382]

Me gusta, me encanta y me interesa mucho los vidéos! Gracias Paul. Marleen C

[@legaleagle46]

Muy bueno, Marleen, pero se debe decir "me gustan, me cantan, y me interesan much los vídeos," porque "videos" es plural, así que los verbos deben ser plurales también.

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Me gusta el video mucho. Gracias

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Me interasa el español y me gusta la cerveza y me encanta la tranquilidad de mi vida 🧘‍♀️🧘‍♂️. No me gusta mucho el deporte (excepto cuando Federer o Nadall juegon el tenis 😆🎾 Gracias por la leccion!

[@dodojarmann1314]

Me pregunto si es muy comun usar ”me encanta” para cosas mundano? Como en ingles estadounidense, la gente puede por ejemplo ”looove” tus pantalones etc. Es la misma en Mexico y otras paises donde hablan español?

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Its great to be able to learn spanish step.

[@babzlarue]

Me encanta la musica a final de este video ¿Quien es este?

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Me encanta los videos

[@legaleagle46]

"Me encantan los vídeos." Plural, no singular.

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Awesome

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amazing👍

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Me enteresa

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What we can say verb feel in Spanish

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[@kjross8697]

I dont understand what happened the word interesado???

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This is " The " easiest to learn. Compare to other mini courses.

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"el arte"here in the Philippines is a train. Just saying. 😂

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Gracias muchas. Me gustaria saber que es posible tengo tu numero de telefono

[@legaleagle46]

"Si es posible TENER tu número de telefono."

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Whoop

[@legaleagle46]

Pero ¿a quién no le gusta el español?

[@rooseveltnut]

So mucho doesn't ever change to muchA? Yikes.

[@legaleagle46]

No, because it's being used as an adverb here. Adverbs are invariable, which means that they do not change for gender.

[@rooseveltnut]

So you don't say muy mucho?

[@legaleagle46]

No. That would be redundant.