Everything or Nothing in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 122*

In lesson 122 Dr. Danny will be filling in the gaps. We're going to discuss words like anyone, anybody, anywhere, Everyone, everybody, everywhere. Everything, Something, Somebody, and somewhere. All those kinds of words will help you on your Spanish-speaking journey!
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That’s a lot to remember any Time any Place anywhere, Muchas Gracias for this valuable lesson

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Is there a difference between cualquier & cualquiera? I noticed there wasn’t an agreement in regards to the gender in the examples.

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Gracias por la útil lección. Tus lecciones son siempre buenas. However I have another way to avoid this kind of translation that can make me confused. I always want to think in Spanish when I try to speak Spanish. So I have no translation problem. The right Spanish word comes from my mind without any attemp of translation

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I recognize your good command of Spanish and I do not want to diminish your teaching, but in one of the translated sentences there are a couple of things that do not fit, so I allow myself to contribute with a correction. It is about the phrase: ¨If you need anything, you can call me.¨ I provide you with two alternative translations: Si necesitas algo, puedes llamarme OR Ante cualquier necesidad, puedes llamarme. ¨Puede¨ is for the third person singular ¨Puedes¨ is for the second person singular

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Could you augment this and cover “every time”, “no time” and “someone”? I made a chart with any, every, no, some across the tops and the one, thing, where, and time as the rows and “every time”, “no time” and “someone” are missing. I know “no time” isn’t used often but for example “she did it in no time at all”. I think “someone” and “anyone” are the same cualquiera, please confirm. And is “every time” like “each time” with cada vez?

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Hola mi Maestro, on this example, where you said " If You need anything you can call me - cualquier cosa, puede llamarme " could it be llamarme instead of

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despues EVERYONE, estaba esperando EVERYBOBODY

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I understand that the lecture's principal aim was to show the different ways to use any, anything, everything, nothing, everywhere, etc; . I have a few questions: I was told that cualquiera is generally used AFTER a noun and it MUST be preceded by un or una, and that cualquier is used before a noun to mean "just any".Please tell me whether this sentence is correct. Anyone can pass that test. Cualquier persona pueda aprobar esa prueba. In English the word "everyone" takes a singular verb, is it different in Spanish? In the sentence: No one person can accomplish that alone. Ninguna persona, por ti mismo, pueda lograr esa solo. Gracias por sus lecciones.

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@@lechuza6278, thanks for your comments; however, we learned that subjects like "nobody" "no one" etc, as well as negative sentences also take the subjunctive. I understood the sentence to mean: no one, by him/herself would be able to accomplish a particular task; but two or more may be able to do so. Your comments, please.

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@@lechuza6278, ¡ hola ! Cómo estás? What I asked is: what is your opinion in sentences which begins with the words " nobody, no one or a negative sentence. We learn that those sentences take the subjunctive not the indicative. So " no one can do that, or someone cannot do something ", would require the subjunctive in Spanish!

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@@lechuza6278 , gracias por su repuesta, pero no creo que tu repuesta sea correcta.

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There are many ways to say in Spanish you can have whatever you want. puedes tener lo que quieras = ten lo que quieras puedes tener lo que quieras = toma lo que quieras puedes tener lo que quieras = lo que quieras es tuyo puedes tener lo que quieras = agarra lo que quieras This is related to inanimate objects. Regarding the teacher, I think that by learning a language in Spanish, etc., one can learn better if you travel to a Spanish-speaking country, why will you learn, but when you talk to natives you get lost.

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