Understanding sentence structure in Spanish

How to understand sentence structure in Spanish
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[@unclemeag7050]

Thank you for breaking it down so thoroughly

[@Blacklingual]

Gracias a TI por ver!

[@youguysaregreat]

I like the way you teach. First with the English grammar then Spanish. Super.

[@crystalnewsom4801]

This has been so incredibly helpful! I've been studying Spanish for over a year and have been really struggling with this!

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

¡Buenos Días Maestro!. Me llamo Zulkifli y soy de Malasia. Muchi gusto. Estoy aprendiendo español. Today 15th January 2024 i listen to this lesson and I find it very interesting. Usted canal de español es excelente. Muchas gracias Maestro.

[@Whenyat456]

Thank you for breaking this down! I was having a discussion with adults on diagramming sentences in English and how it can help with deciphering sentences in other languages. This was a helpful breakdown! Keep it up.

[@Blacklingual]

I'm so glad this was helpful! Gracias a TI por ver 🙏🏽

[@sassymagicapplecider]

This was a great lesson. Gracia

[@ATLsOwn]

I'm living in the Dominican Republic and have been studying Spanish... Let's just say for a while now, poco a poco. This video is my very first light bulb moment! Thank You! Keep them coming... You're definitely making a difference!

[@kcorpora1]

Good for you to learn while living there. Communicating is a great thing in another country.

[@OzgurY-it3rl]

Muchas gracias for this perfect video♡♡♡ Greetings from Türkiye Turkey

[@ryanthemastertrainer]

Brilliant. This is the hardest part of Spanish to understand, and you broke it down beautifully, thank you sir❤

[@erisidxo8413]

Gamechanging for me, thank you

[@Blacklingual]

I'm so glad! Gracias a ti por ver 🙏

[@Shekinah_Zahab]

Great video! This was a big help to me. Jesus bless you! 🙂

[@SteveWhitbeck]

Great video, now looking for part 2!

[@dwightjackson1270]

Thanks for your help God bless you ❤❤❤

[@PivotPixie]

Amazing lesson

[@CrazyBunniePanda]

Bro you are relatable, I’m also Blk and Latina… my Spanish is crap.. .. but, you’re helping me. .. I can speak, but I’m always stressed about the layout of which I speak. Ty so much.

[@Blacklingual]

Your Spanish isn't crap, it's growing! Don't worry about being perfect-the "correctness" will come with time and PRACTICE! So push yourself past the discomfort and speak as MUCH as you can. U got this 💪

[@CallMeVey]

Ive been looking for tutorials regarding direct/inderect object in spanish for days. Your vid helped me finally understood it

[@Blacklingual]

🥹 That is so freaking cool fam. I'm so glad I could help!

[@mattynice1798]

Definitivamente el mejor video que he visto sobre este tema, ¡gracias!

[@isaacsutka1600]

Could you do a video on the subjunctive in spainsh?

[@Top_Striker9]

Well said. Thank you

[@friendlyghostproductions]

So so so helpful!! Just subscribed :D

[@mariajackson2570]

Yes! Definitely one of best explanations that I’ve seen on this

[@Blacklingual]

I'm so glad! 😩 Phew I was worried cuz I know how tricky this is. Muchísimas gracias por ver!

[@elainesilvas5832]

Omg thank you I definitely need more practice in English and Spanish. So confusing. My English is not so good and also I'm just now learning Spanish later in life. Never to late to learn both. So happy I found you channel.

[@keithnisbet]

Brilliantly explained. You are a real teacher. Muchas gracias!

[@RobloxXminecraftX]

Muchas gracias

[@bhavnacorner6394]

Continue with problematic sentences like reflexive and Se as indirect object to . pl break this down too thanks bro

[@Blacklingual]

I already did! Check out parts 2 and 3 of this lesson 🫡

[@jaywilliams6503]

I'm addicted to your teaching style........been trying to learn Spanish for a while now.........appreciate you bro

[@Blacklingual]

I appreciate YOU fam 🙏🏽 Muchas gracias for rocking with me

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So helpful Ren!

[@firstime]

Thank you, I know it now😊

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The attention to detail, the level of patience and awesome personality! Instantly subscribed!

[@harlemchica3770]

Gracias por tu duro trabajo!

[@NoaNoir]

Eres un buen maestro mijo.

[@ikkabus76]

This breakdown is the best!!! Simple and easy to understand. Thank you so much bro

[@goodophoto]

Thank you so much. The light bulb went off and i got chills

[@Blacklingual]

This comment gave ME chills. I'm so excited that this clicked for you!

[@sloskier2]

How did I not learn this approach long ago. So concise and understandable in your explanations and examples! Brilliant reading the sentence backward. So helpful after substituting the nouns with pronouns too. Thank you.

[@sugar_rush22]

Very helpful! Thank youuuuuuu!!!!! Next please explain about the "se lo..." You are the best!!!

[@jjaquez0431]

“Se lo” is just formal while “ te lo” is informal. However “se” can also mean himself or herself. It can also get confusing because you also have “le” which is another formal version of “te”. But thats a whole other mess lol.

[@sugar_rush22]

@@jjaquez0431 gracias:)

[@Blacklingual]

Done deal! I just posted part 2 and hit se lo in there too 💪🏽 I hope it helps!

[@sugar_rush22]

@@Blacklingual eres el mejor!

[@elainesilvas5832]

New member!

[@eringillis745]

Thank you! Woo hoo!

[@jsprite123]

"Te lo traigo" is basically the shortened/implied version "(Yo) te lo traigo (a ti)" -> I bring it to you.

[@Come_AsYouAre]

So thorough and insightful, just subscribed thank u sm !🙌🏽💖

[@RudyTinoco]

You just got yourself a new subscriber. This was a very well done explanation of a somewhat difficult subject. Difficult at least for me. Thanks!

[@meganm4479]

so helpful!! thank you so much!!!

[@IffyEdem]

I legit break down sentences literally: te lo traigo = to you, it I give = I give it to you De donde eres? = from where you are = where are you from

[@AnthonyDilloncrossroads]

An excellent lesson

[@seanwithford7560]

Que claro! Gracias hermano.

[@JamesWhite-cr5ys]

Ok. I'm back with a little more experience. The Dominican Republic is my new home. Putting in espanol study.

[@willcollomosse5414]

Great video, well explained

[@treperry9393]

Thanks a lot for this. This stuff trips me up and this is the clearest explanation of how to handle direct / indirect pronouns in Spanish I’ve seen.

[@Blacklingual]

Muchísimas gracias fam that means A LOT to me 🙏🏽

[@shereec2867]

This was great, very helpful

[@Top_Striker9]

Excellent 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@ctins7]

Great video! This helped me a lot. Need that PT 2🔥

[@ajfickling3763]

“Se lo” next

[@Blacklingual]

I GOTCHU ✊🏽 I just posted part 2 and I covered this in there too 💪🏽

[@blackirishchic]

Thank you so much ❤

[@bravo5562]

Thanks

[@vongirl7]

Great explanation. I get confused with using “se”. Hopefully that’s in part 2😊

[@Blacklingual]

It sure is! And I JUST posted it! I hope it helps 🤞🏽

[@kevk454]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@angelbryant5437]

Lol Is my worst subject!😂 You made this easy to understand❤

[@philip_james_]

What if the sentence was 'i bring it FOR you'??

[@martinfriesen2247]

So can I say "te me doy" (IO DO VERB) to say "I give me/myself to you"?

[@MusicOverseer]

Hola! if you were going to say "i bring it next to you" would you still put the indirect object at the start or at the end? lo traigo al lado de te would that be correct?

[@ronaldmorris8390]

¿Donde has estando? Gracias

[@jonrussell1022]

My biggest question is why is it so easy for children to pick up on it without having grammar lessons vs adults having all these grammar lessons

[@Blacklingual]

Because children don't start with grammar, they start by speaking it. Then they learn grammar to refine what they're learning. That's why the most important thing u can do is learn things you'll ACTUALLY SAY, go say it, then use the grammar to help u improve and grow. Grammar can't be your sole focus. So go speak it FREQUENTLY 💪🏽

[@kcorpora1]

Your question is interesting. If you are talking about a child from birth, that child has years of listening from the time coming out of the womb. Not all adults have problems. Learning and picking up things like a language are individual based. All adults do not have a problem.

[@dtorresc4012]

Ok Its clicking 😅

[@kcorpora1]

ella le vendió un coche a mi madre. se lo vendió Good stuff

[@angelbryant5437]

English*

[@jasond4795]

The easiest to understand explanation I've ever seen. Muchas gracias.

[@DaxaniArt]

This breakdown was super helpful!! Thank you so much!! 🙌🏽😭💕💕

[@BarbenheimerMegadeath]

You're an amazing teacher.

[@maultv313]

Qué tal hermano

[@mbrown6732]

Very helpful video

[@KasieEllis]

This is AMAZING!!! Muchas gracias mi amigo!!

[@Blacklingual]

Gracias a ti por ver! 🙏🏽