Changing Parts of Speech in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 126*

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You explained turning the verbs into noun very well. Thank you

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"the singing is good", "his working is good"..etc...gerunds acting as nouns as matched to Spanish by what you discuss in this video is an under explained area of Spanish for English speakers..THANKS DANNY

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Could you please make a video on the subjunctive with conjunctions/adverbial clauses? I am so conufsed when to use the subj, infinitive, or indicative

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When will lesson 127 be coming? I miss having lesson. The shorts about not mix up words for me actually teen forces the confusion. Please continue regular style lessons. Thank you!

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Querido profesor, puede hacer un video sobre puedo, podría, pueda y pudiera y cuándo usarlos? Mil gracias.

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Hi! I am a Filipino studying Spanish at my college. As we knew in history, Philippines was a former colony of Spain and thus Spanish influence in terms of language and culture is evident in the Philippines. But even being at an advantage of being already familiar with Spanish words used in Filipino languages like Tagalog, I sometimes find it a challenge in learning Spanish since there are Filipino words that has different meaning in Spanish. I was surprised that “Caminar” when changed to “El Cambio” means “The Change”. “Cambio” filipinized as “Kambyo” refers the gearbox or the gear stick of a car in Filipino. Very different in Spanish. Another one was “Cantar” changing to “El Canto”. “Canto” filipinized as “Kanto” means Corner in Filipino. Very different in Spanish. This just suprise me.

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Caminar means to walk. It isn't related to cambiar, meaning to change.

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Profesor Danny Evan! You should also make lesson for "Salió " as "was" . I dont get it.

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Yes, this. And also, how to form a title from a verb, or vice versa? Like for a place? And a person? I know "ía" is used sometimes for places. And "ador" for people. Seems very inconsistent.

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Perozoso the same word in French paresseux Literally means Both lazy and sloth At least my French is helping me a lot learning and getting familiar a lot with Spanish Funfact i use Spanish n French to understand Italian and guess what it works XD

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We've sprinkled some gems in that playlist that are half-lessons to provide further clarity on certain topics!

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Hi, I've heard somewhere that the reason why there is el before the word agua is bc it starts with an a. Then why is that not the case with ayuda, just wondering?

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It's the last letter that determines what article you should use most of the time

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@@ArningEchanoPH yes but agua also ends with an a.

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@bilal535 yes there are some exceptions haha there are words that we just need to memorize.

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Is “el habla” kind of like “el agua” in that it takes a masculine article in the singular, but if it’s plural, it becomes feminine? I’ve noticed a lot of words that have a stressed “a” sound at the beginning, and an “a” on the end tend to behave like that, so just curious.

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I wonder if anyone has come across a fairly large list of these types of examples?

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For turning an adjective into an adverb wouldn’t the ending technically be -“a”mente?

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What is the difference between "despacio" and "lentamente" . Por ejemplo, Por favor, ¿Puedes hablar despacio? or ¿Puedes hablar lentamente?

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Something I am confused about is the difference between “el” and “lo”. It sounds simple but I keep running into things like “lo opuesto” or “lo mejor” And i don’t understand why it is “lo” and not “el”

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Is there a rule for "la" y "el"? Like el gato will be said by men y la gato will be said by women

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