Explaining What Hurts in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 29*

Dr. Danny Evans teaches us one way of stating what hurts.
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[@Irisman98]

You really makes me able to speak with those sentences

[@jhb6341]

Found you from AIB! Thank you always for your hard work. I really really like your channel! Hope this channel could be recognized widely. Best Spanish KZbin Channel ever🥰🥰 mucho gracias

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thank you!! We’re working on becoming the best!!

[@WeiLiu-z6z]

Thanks a lot for this insightful video. Is there a reason why we don't use an article before dolor? E.g. What's the reason why we say "tengo dolor de cabeza" instead of "tengo un dolor de cabeza"?

[@jovysanchez398]

"Pretend that you're talking to a doctor~" ahahaha I'm working from home right now and whenever I get tired and feel pain from sitting too long, I'm now always saying "Estoy cansado" (default), "Me duele la espalda" and now I can add the "Tengo dolor de cuello" in the mix. 😂

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Awesome! Those fake conversations helped me so much when I was learning.

[@RamaDevi-pt8ut]

Your teaching is really amazing. I find it very easy to follow the lessons. I might have missed it, but what is bleeding in general in Spanish. Nose bleeds, especially.

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thank you so much! There are several ways to say this but one easy way is to use the present progressive. For example, if you say "I am bleeding" it would be "estoy sangrando."

[@RamaDevi-pt8ut]

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[@vihaangoyal5570]

thank you for this type of video

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Glad you liked it!

[@jannoasif]

Dr Danny Evans makes learning Spanish very easy. Only expert teachers can create that feeling. He is calm and composed..👍👍

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thank you!!

[@yuia5115]

Hola Dr.Evans! I have learned so much more in the past few days from you than I could in a year spent watching random language tutorials. You are the best instructor and this is the best language channel on KZbin! Just a quick question, is the noun "dolor" here accompanied by articles? And does it ever become plural in certain contexts? (el/un dolor, dolores?) Muchas gracias!

[@KC-zs6nn]

Gracias.

[@globaltribe5239]

Great one, helpful 😘

[@muhammadseghir3073]

what about the verb " dañar " ?

[@universalvaigyanik7771]

Does anyone have the exercise files which were previously uploaded on the language tutor website??

[@SudiptaAkhter]

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[@Khalid11123]

Tongo dolor de rodilla Te tienes dolor de estomago Ella tiene dolor de la mano Usted tiene dolor de pecho El tiene dolor de hombro Nosotros tenemos dolor de cuellos. Vosotros teneis dolor de brazos Ellos tienen dolor de dedo del pies Ustedes tienen dolor de gargantas Ellas tienen dolor de cinturas Большое спасибо вам

[@gittedamgard8970]

Thank you so much. This is really "gold" :) Would it be possible to make a lesson which includes the internal organs as well? Many people know they have liver problems or a heart desease for instance. For us working with reflexology and acupuncture it would be a big help. For instance words for: Lungs, colon, stomach, spleen, heart, small intestine, bladder, kidneys, circulatory system (is the right word?) hormonal system, gall bladder, , pancreas. Words for reflexology, acupuncture and healing would be nice as well. With love from Denmark .

[@thebelizeaneh]

Spanishdict says "me duele la cabeza"

[@klay3560]

I love these episodes. Porque soy enfermera. 😊 it's 11:21pm and still watching your videos 😅 Can't resist to learn through your videos.. Mil gracias profesir

[@jacquelynmayc8003]

Not in the Philippines, you have to have a prescription for antibiotics or else you won’t be able to buy any😂

[@jacquelynmayc8003]

Not in the Philippines, you have to have a prescription for antibiotics or else you won’t be able to buy any😂

[@expatmarc6611]

Excellent help. I'm about 30% Spanish speaking and my biggest problem and most important is communicating with the doctor. Thanks.

[@believeinpeace]

Thanks!

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thank you so much!!

[@_xadorably]

When you translated they have pain of legs, why can’t it be teneis dolor de piernas?

[@_xadorably]

Why would it be in ustedes instead of vosotros??

[@missrajawasthi]

Do you have your own course

[@hafidanhir5406]

Muchas gracias professor

[@fathullahkhan6328]

Muchas gracias ustedes 👍💯

[@iansmith2515]

Like you say in some parts of Spain you could buy antibiotics.I live at Costa del sol. You could buy antibiotics over the counter, but now it has been stopped. You have to see your Dr Thanks for being an excellent teacher.

[@pipperlue]

Joder. Imagine how much money he is saving everyone. These lessons are priceless...way to democratize education for so many people all over the world. I’m so grateful.

[@LukeIamYourFather94]

Marginal note, fellas When talking about mood and memories.. dolor could mean sorrow or sadness as well.

[@ashutoshbajpai5808]

55 likes and 0 dislikes show the level of brilliant teaching muchas gracias

[@TheLanguageTutor]

You are so kind. Thank you!

[@10topowerof8]

It's one short of double that now and still no dislikes!

[@jaysantotv4614]

Gracias! Esto ayudarme mucho.🥰

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muchísimas gracias para ensñar de esa manera perfecta

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Yay first one!!!!

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Way to Go!

[@piyumalfernando1302]

Thank you professor for your amazing teaching .

[@lees87]

Great video!

[@ogancihan]

Thank you for another great video :) Could you also provide us with videos on tenses? I am aware that there are other sources available but it would be lovely to learn them from you 🙏

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thank you for your kind words Ogan! Yes, I'll definitely be going into other tenses very soon. As a matter of fact, I've already filmed the preterite, so it should be coming out soon.

[@ogancihan]

@@TheLanguageTutor Sounds perfect, I am definitely looking forward to it :)

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I have liked, subscribed, left positive comments..now what else can I do to show my immense gratitude? Thank you!!

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thank you so much for the support! Just keep watching and learning!

[@totalwomanja9105]

@@TheLanguageTutorHello sir, I studied español years ago in high school and I was an A student. After 10 years of no practice,I have decided to start my journey to not only improve my Spanish, but to become a fluent speaker. I'm so grateful for your videos and online content which are helping me immensely with re-learning some concepts and learning new ones. Your teaching style has inspired to press on day after day. Great things are possible. God bless you. Muchas gracias para siempre!

[@dianarosevargas2159]

yes! me dos aqui!

[@prodigyx1089]

I love how you deconstructed the sentence into the literal translation and reconstructed it to the main meaning, thanks! I'm still Binging these videos and going back to them to make my notes. Thanks again!

[@TheLanguageTutor]

You're very welcome!

[@mikeykeyes]

Cabeza and cerveza kind of sounds confusing but one thing is absolutely right, la cerveza da dolor de cabeza!

[@ChiDraconis]

Soy el demandado número tres → I plan to move my studies here due to a proprietary issue mentioned on AIB ◘ Oaky so this is hurts; Are we going to study Legend of alacrán?

[@ChiDraconis]

Danny is your Doctoral certificate related to presentation of this material? I have hearing loss and elevated intelligence → your presentation is effective for resolving nuances of inflection that heretofore I faked with trabajadores; Fortunately I work with a native fluency speaker - that also shares some of my personality flaws that I have to contend with; The enunciation and elucidation is vital and clear - though were it me making the presentation I would utilize a greater directness ( emphatic ) due to a fast reflex that is my nature; We see the critical details that are needful to correct inflection; accent; and mood presented in a remarkably clear manner that I can immediately utilize with only moderate patience; Are you going to address Legend of El Alacrán in the context of common incorrect american-isims such as Speedy Gonzales which are risky for those doing incomplete studies - my business associate *Torac* states that this legend is known in the culture; But that may be due to the fact that he is a Used Car dealer Is this humor? No he is very intelligent and successful with extensive holdings locally;

[@TheLanguageTutor]

That is a good question! I haven't thought about that but now you have me thinking! Thanks for the idea!

[@ChiDraconis]

I have 2 basis for asking; 1 Many persons work in areas not relevant to doctoral or degree studies - to a surprising extent that my idealistic world-view was non-cognizant of → I am merit-based yet most situations seem to tend to who-knows-who a/k/a friends and socialization - so this does not suit me well In 2-nd grade I was trying to do Theoretical Quantum Physics - which I now know to be a factually correct assess of what I was thinking; Yet today I contend with difficulties and battles that do not add up for me 2 → the other reason is that a Doctoral Certificate holder is best encountered by realizing that is a master in all the inane mundane commonalities so if I am speaking to PhD holder in his subject area I have to be extremely accomplished not to bore with mundane commonalities and accept the teaching that is presented rather than - for example - going up against Leonard Susskind in-class with new and novel ideas that are neither new nor novel to them or in other words requires much much deeper contemplation and setup B4 presenting questions that are likely in the course-material BTW Legend of Alcran is presented as being in Durango but no one has ever croaked there; It is confirmed by my business associate to have some factual basis in the culture •••• the article Durango's Cult of the Scorpion - Los Angeles Times reports better work than what the legend contends ~ extremely funny it is supposedly why Used Car Salesmen in Mexico wear wide sombreros - so - I doubt they do but makes for good entertainment

[@ChiDraconis]

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[@paoloadrianandres3295]

Not language related but as someone who studies microbiology, selling antibiotics over the counter should be hampered 😔 Anyways, Thanks Dr. Evans! I’ve learned a lot again from you 😁

[@TheLanguageTutor]

I can totally see your point, it's interesting that they allow that. I'm really glad I can help you.

[@iloveyourecommentbut9400]

Hola Danny come èstas

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Hola!!! Bien, y usted?

[@Fatabuna]

I remember from my studies 20+ years ago that Spanish for "my head hurts" is "me duele la cabeza". Is this expression not used anymore? Or is it just used in Spain and not LATAM? Or can you say both and Dr Danny is just teaching the simpler one in his beginner class?

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Yes, it's still used. You can state what hurts two different ways, and I've heard both still being used.

[@undersaturn6627]

Hi maestro danny. I have a question is the re-wording method can apply in every conversation like I tried to watch some movies and their actual conversation in spanish is different from the subtitles which did they apply the re-wording method there because the context is really different from the subtitle.

[@TheLanguageTutor]

I've noticed that as well. Sometimes things just don't translate very well so they have to say something with the same general idea. It's strange sometimes.

[@tammybruce7210]

Hi there! Thanks so much for your lessons! I'm enjoying and learning! :) I've written a few statements in English to translate in Spanish i.e. Doctor, my stomach hurts. I went to google translate to check my work and it states the translation as being "Doctor, me duele el estomago. My question is where do I go or where do you suggest I go to check that my work is correct as Google translate quite often gives me something different than what I'm learning in your lessons. Thanks so much for all you do! Stay safe and healthy!

[@maviskeith2445]

You can visit this page www.spanishdict.com

[@jasonmassey8654]

I like to use DeepL.