Diferencia entre LLEVAR y TRAER - Can you pass the quiz?

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Dont' miss the quiz at 3:25 Also, I have a question for you. Would you like me making videos only in Spanish? Let me know your thoughts :)

[@ericbaugher]

Actually some of there videos are pretty hard for me. I took the time to write out all of the test questions and the ones that I did not know all the words I typed into Google translate. I liked learning that "me moria de hambre" means I am dying of hunger for example. But when I really wrote out the questions I realized that we not only needed to figure out the correct verb but also how to conjugate it. Some questions were using the preterate tense it looked like to me. Other places an object was tacked on to the end of the verb. So I am going to have to come back to this test and practice it again. But to any others following the same path it really helps to write down the sentences and make sure you understand all the words. So well, I guess my point is that easier material would help to build my confidence. On the other hand have only been learning for a few months and some of your other students have been learning for years. I notice that your number of subscribers is growing fast so you must be doing something right.

[@angelt9862]

Yes, I look for videos in Spanish so I can get used to hearing it. Comprehensible input. This was a helpful video. Gracias.

[@michaelji9307]

I like the way how you are teaching Spanish. It is a good idea to use English to explain some difficult points. It will be difficult if you only speak Spanish.

[@goonerphilosopher]

You help me, so I want to help you. "Would you like me to make videos in Spanish only?" My response: I prefer how you speak mostly in Spanish with some English thrown in to aid understanding. Also, thank you for speaking slowly and clearly. It helps greatly. Voy a llevar las bebidas a la fiesta. ¿Llevas los snacks? Te traeré cobre para la comida que me trajiste.

[@DrMott]

Me gusta este video!! Muchas gracias!

[@SyrexAfable]

Thanks for your great explanation. You explained it well their differemces mlost clearly among the rest utubers.

[@lariiris]

Siempre traigo una fruta para comer a la media tarde. Hoy llevé mis sobrinos para conocer mi apartamento nuevo. Gracias por el video. Muy interesante, útil y bien hecho!

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Excelentes ejemplos 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Gracias por el apoyo 😊😊

[@ТатьянаРагимова-к1я]

Gracias por el vídeo.😊Usted es muy agradable, es un placer verla👩🏻

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Gracias ☺️☺️ Es un gran placer para mi ayudar.

[@SyrexAfable]

Thankss ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@cristinajiny3560]

me encanta el video great one como siempre , i like this video format eng § sp

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

cristina jiny Gracias 😊 And also thanks for your feedback 🙌🏻

[@rahafdjo8903]

muchisimas gracias por el video

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

rahaf djo Es un placer para mi. Gracias a ti por mirarlo 😊

[@JeffC-fq1be]

2:05: How can you carry something to where you are speaking?

[@shafaghkamkar4009]

Hola, qué tal? Feliz año nuevo! Tengo una pregunta; el exemplified numero 8… ya vengo, te traigo algo? Me parece en este caso alguien propone “llevar “ algo a alguien en Otro lugar. Así Que no entiendo por qué usaste “traer “ Gracias por tus videos!

[@janamaka2035]

gracias por el video , i think that it depends on the video if it has a lot of explanation some english would be helpful

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

jana maka Gracias a ti for your feedback. I’ll keep it in mind ☺️

[@samhussein9100]

Muchas gracias por el video maravilloso, me gusta. Tengo 9 de 10 respuestas correctas. Por eso tengo una pregunta: Ya vengo, ¿te traigo algo? En este oración, no quiere decir que "estoy de camino, quieres que te llevo algo allí donde estás ahora?" o "I'm coming right now, should I get you something? (should i bring it for you there)"

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Sam Hussein muchas gracias a ti por el comentario. Ok, here’s the scenario: I’m at home with my husband, let’s say, and I tell him: I’m going out now, but I’m coming back in a bit. Do you want me to bring you something when I come back? So, when I‘m on my way back home I going to be carrying something from another place to where he’s going to be that it’s also where I’m going to be as well, at home again, so we both are at the same place. If I were at a store and I call him (who is at home) and ask him if he wants something, I would’ve said “¿te llevo algo?” Because I’m not at the same place as he is, at the moment I’m speaking. “Ya vengo” mean something like, I’m coming back in a bit. Let me know if you have further questions 😉😉

[@samhussein9100]

@@SpeakSpanishWithPaula thanks a lot for making it clearer. Mucha suerte con el canal y con todo. Gracias. 💕

[@SpeakSpanishWithPaula]

Sam Hussein Mil gracias por tus buenos deseos 🤩🤩

[@kennetjohansson1568]

Voy a llevar el paragua.Voy a traer las bolsas a la a casa.

[@jim2376]

Llevar: from HERE to THERE. Traer: from THERE to HERE.

[@davidecaldironi5828]

en la frase 8/10 porquè no dices ya voy en lugar de ya vengo?

[@JeffC-fq1be]

This would have been much better if the sentences were in English when the answers were given instead of the needless verbal repitition.