How to Learn Spanish Verb Conjugation Fast

How to Learn Spanish Verb Conjugation Fast! In today's video we will show you a strategy that can help you learn how to conjugate Spanish verbs fast.
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[@goliathonscave9834]

Here is a breakdown on Spanish verbs: 1)There are at least 12,290 verbs in Spanish, but based on data from Mark Davies's work " Vocabulary Range and Text Coverage:Insights from the Forthcoming Routledge Frequency Dictionary of Spanish", you need to know about 230 verbs to cover 90% of the most frequently used verbs. 2)About 88% of verbs end in "AR" and 6% end in both "ER" and "IR" 3)"Almost all -AR verbs are regular. Less than 5% are irregular. Almost all -ER verbs are irregular. Over 72% are irregular. There are 18 verbs that end in -AER and they are all irregular. For example, caer (to fall) and traer (to bring). Less than half of all -IR verbs are irregular. Over 33% are irregular." (From FluentU) 4)From Mark Davies, here is a list of the most frequent irregular and regular verbs in the 100 most frequent Spanish words list (frequency ranking): -Irregular #8 ser 'to be' #11 haber 'to have' (auxiliary) #17 estar 'to be' (location, condition) #18 tener 'to have' #25 hacer 'to make, to do' #27 poder 'to be able' #28 decir 'to say, to tell' #30 it 'to go' #37 ver 'to see' #39 dar 'to give' #46 saber 'to know' #57 querer 'to want' #77 poner 'to put' #81 parecer 'to seem' #97 seguir 'to follow' #100 encontrar 'to find, to meet' -Regular #66 llegar 'to arrive' #67 pasar 'to pass' #75 deber 'to owe, should' #89 quedar 'to stay' #91 creer 'to believe' #92 hablar 'to speak' #93 llevar 'to carry, to wear' #94 dejar 'to leave behind'

[@litozulueta6013]

This is very helpful. Gracias.

[@funguy6844]

Thanks for the easy to understand data! Much appreciated!! 🙏

[@cicidiaries]

this is extremely helpful! Thank you so much!!! This gives me a great concept of the best order for me to focus my learning in.

[@chrishall2837]

This is fire

[@goliathonscave9834]

I'm glad this list was helpful, but one little correction: #30 ir 'to go'

[@fergar9264]

I am native spanish speaker ,and my advice For begginers is to use infinitives when you are talking , it´s perfectly understable and you wont get jammed every five seconds , the correct conjugation will come to you on time reading and listening spanish , there is not more awfull thing than to talk with someone who is trying to work out the proper conjugation in every verb he say . if you want to start talking spanish since the very beggining ,please use infinitives ,I sure you that with time and practising you get the conjugations in a natural way without thinking or applyng rules.Please dont be asame of using infinitives , and start to talk . That works out for conversations nor for school tests !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@r.v.5606]

Hello, what do you mean by saying infinites? Thanks in advance)

[@fergar9264]

@@r.v.5606 as you know in spanish you have to conjugate the verbs in the past ,futre and present , for instance the verb to work (trabajar ) in the future would be , yo tabajare, tu trabajaras ,el trabajara ,...trabajaremos ,....trabajareis etc. this feature of the spanish language is hard to get for english speakers . In english we say ....will work for every person or in the past we add a "d" or "ed" , when the students star taking they used to get jamed ,thinking about the correct conjugation ,what makes the conversation tedious an slow , My advice for beginers is to talk using the infinite form od the verb , just in talkings not in writtings

[@Gcalt]

@@fergar9264 this is great advice thank you. I am having so much difficulty with the conjugation. Just like you say I get stuck trying to think of the right one. That knocks your confidence when speaking. Thanks again 👍

[@yeildo1492]

Spanish teacher here, great advice!

[@r.v.5606]

@@fergar9264 now I get what you meant by that, I just didn't understand right away, thank you very much. Spanish is adorable language and conjugations are not as hard as they seem at first)

[@hardgraves_offical2209]

I didn't even know he had this channel, now I can learn basketball and Spanish

[@db7tv326]

Great joke! Love it.

[@SpanishFeedback]

2 x 1 🥰

[@eljanii8752]

he plays basketball?

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[@batmanboss1163]

Bro I thought it was the same guy!

[@sarahshanahan2222]

As a speech therapist I can say your methods are golden Steps of learning a language 1 auditory comprehension 2 verbal expression 3. Reading 4. Writing

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Muchas gracias Sarah :)

[@sarahshanahan2222]

@@SpeakSpanishFaster I am interested in your program. What's the structure of it? How long is it?

[@Wetknees]

In the quiet words of the profit Hannah Montana “you get the best of both worlds”

[@pallmall7385]

I think this doesn't apply as much to Japanese... reading is EXTREMELY important for Japanese comprehension.

[@Sonicstillpoint83]

@@pallmall7385 no, unless you’re texting to a chat bot over the Internet. Humans speak to each other. If I understand the rhythm of the Japanese language and I am able to get a sense for which respectful. Honorific I should be using, I can talk around my inability to read some thing. I would even have a much easier time with pitch accent if I have internalized the sounds of the language. The reason for the extreme stress to introduce students of Japanese to the writing system, is the same reason that the first two throws that anyone will ever learn in a judo class are always the same: the reap and big hip 大外刈　大腰　in both cases, it is because the mastery is incredibly difficult and they’re encouraging you to start practicing early. You will start finding success with other takedowns long before you are able to land either of those and you will be successful in communicating your thoughts and ideas long before you are in a position where you need to impress anyone with your knowledge of stroke order.

[@mariarepolust4889]

Conjugation starts at 4:44

[@westsi1]

Thank you! Geez…

[@davevanfunk8917]

Thank you.

[@cr7neymar908]

geez, thank you. this dudes whole channel is about learning Spanish fast but took 5 minutes to get to the video

[@charliebrouun6510]

As a native Spanish speaker I just realized how funny it is that when it comes to your native language, you never even think about things like these, but when you start with a different one well... this coming from someone who just started learning Russian and it's one of the most gramatically complex things I've ever encountered

[@wonvik]

How's your Russian?

[@thehouseofjane]

I've been studying Spanish for a little over a year and this video was extremely helpful. You reinforced what I was taught, but a few lightbulbs went off, especially when you said we should learn all tenses at once, in particular for regular verbs. This makes so much sense!

[@SR-dg5mg]

mistyfuji how is it currently taught? This is just a basic pattern

[@Playfulpat]

@@SR-dg5mg you get taught only one tense at a time

[@enjolidelgado6068]

Great advice, I’m excited to try this! It’s so easy to lose motivation learning one tense at a time, the way we’re taught in school. I’ve been studying so long and still not confident having conversations because all the tenses throw me off. *update: my comprehension has improved drastically in such a short amount of time since doing this! Now I just have to go back and learn conjugations for the irregular verbs 🤗

[@trewilliams001]

You murdered my high schools' curriculum. 🤣 Spot on sir... spot on. That is exactly how my Spanish classes went for all four years.

[@martinprochazka3714]

Well, the 20% rule works both ways. Only 20% verbs are irregular but those 20% are used 80% of the time.

[@ericahernandez4245]

This is such a good tip for learning Spanish faster! Gracias! You've inspired me to try learning Spanish again for the millionth time.

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Thanks Erica, please let me know if there is anything I can do to help!

[@naishalubega3756]

😂 😂 😂 Lmao

[@DaneReidVoiceOver]

This method is highly effective. I tell people to do this all the time. Only thing I would add is to start with the top 20 or 25 high frequency verbs. Start with the regular verbs but words like, querer, ser, hacer, pensar and gustar are so essential that to speak, you have to learn them early. But I agree

[@Eternal_11_Sasha]

And why they don't teach spanish like this in school is beyond me. I had to take two courses, level 1 and 2, to graduate high school and in both years we only did present tense. Which has hurt me in the long run bc now I struggle with the other tenses. Thank you so much for this informative video and being so thorough!

[@Amogusrath]

Going through Spanish-II right now, hopefully I can get through this year!

[@davidmadison5582]

Spanish is awesome. You just need to commit to learning one word a day. Then rehearse everything you've learned everyday. When you forget, google translate is literally your best friend. Start with things you say a lot in english translated to spanish. If you really want to learn you NEED to be around spanish speaking people. With practice, google translate and literally saying the same phrases over and over again you will begin to get it. I recommend to work with a hispanic crew or a mexican resturant (even if you're happy with your job) Spanish is very similar to english in many ways. Plus hispanic people are the coolest, chillest race on earth overall I think.

[@zainabsyed3354]

Why have I only found this channel now? This really helped me learn the Spanish tenses much faster and gave me an easier way of learning. Muchas gracias!

[@chrisblackacting]

I love your use of the word 'y'all'. Smooth and unapologetic and without tagging the 'you all' with it. Just freaking 'y'all'. Loved it! Great video.

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

LOL Thank you so much my friend.

[@seekunderstanding4280]

This is why the school system in the USA is a joke and they don't teach shit. Three years in a foreign language class and a student can't communicate in the language to a native speaker. This is why people like you are needed. Muchos gracias para la lección Maestro.

[@damonmccray85]

I Took Spanish for 5 years in school and it took this guy 15 minutes to explain this to me

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Lol, it be like that sometimes! Thanks for watching!

[@BamBam-vq2zb]

This is one of the best (if not THE BEST) suggestions I have ever gotten in regards to learning all the tenses. Just focus on one regular AR verb, learn all the tenses, and then you know them all. GENIUS. Thanks bro.

[@willcook6967]

I definitely want to improve my Spanish. I've been "speaking" it for years, but I'm still in that horrible place of people who don't speak it think I'm on point while native speakers feel like their talking to a toddler. Verbal conjugation is my weakest point. I'd say my vocabulary is somewhere in the range of 5,000 words, but like a lot of people I speak better than I listen. I'm hoping to break through my plateau so I don't slow down conversations anymore. Then I would really feel like I could say I "speak Spanish." The y'all concept was really helpful, by the way.

[@sweetzs100]

Omg wow, thank you so much for this! This was actually ground breaking for me. I always give up on Spanish bc I’ve only ever been exposed to the present simple tense. When I see other tenses I immediately get intimidated and run away. This was an eye opener that I needed to just give myself a week to learn the other tenses and then I won’t be as afraid. Wow thank you! I truly believe this will change how I approach learning the language going forward

[@zechariahviliame6135]

I love this guy He's on point and he simplified the ar er ir conjugations to where I didn't know you could do that. Wow Hands down Perfection

[@MissyKitka]

This is a game changer. You are absolutely on point re: the wrong way language is taught. This method is so very helpful.

[@KMO325]

Between this video and last week's, you been on-point with these new teaching methods! My third semester of Spanish in college was a nightmare specifically because of all the different conjugation that was just thrown at us.

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

;) Trying to do all I can to help you all!

[@KMO325]

Speak Spanish Faster Gracias, Maestro🙏🏾

[@TuscanWonder]

Puedo leer lo mejor. Escribo bien. Hablo un poco sin errores. Sin embargo, mi escucho es lo peor.

[@zachkoshiol8505]

thank you so much i have been like missing for some days in my spanish class and my understanding of spanish conjugation sucked but everything clicked after getting some explanation, semester exam in 4 days and i already feel 100% more confident thank you sm.

[@dldk4582]

i learned present tense in less than a month! you can even learn that in a week. its just about how much time you have and motivation. now im ahead for a pretentire tense, then future.. and then the others. it will be a big challenge !

[@elissabutson1955]

This makes way more sense! Ty I learned Spanish is high-school like 30 yrs ago and this is exactly where I struggled!

[@Jmlisheid]

I studied the other four major Romance languages for years before finally starting Spanish this year. This is exactly the same way I go about starting to learn conjugations. I'm two weeks in, and I can conjugate all regular verbs in any tense. Really helps form a strong base for learning the rest of the language. Great strategy!

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Great Josh! So glad you have used this method and find it effective. I feel more students should know about this!

[@globalsoulznation1690]

Thank you so much for this i took 4 years of spanish and ive been around spanish speakers my whole life and i ALWAYS struggle with conjugations so it made me timid when i would speak. This was so helpful.New to your channel

[@cully592]

Thank you for getting right to the point and making this as simple as possible.

[@user-pm2zv9fs5r]

thank you for your insight. i have learned spanish in school since 4th grade and now im in 9th. last year i learned to conjugate in the preterite, imperfect, conditional, and future and i am immensely confused. thanks to you, my spanish has improved a lot

[@phoebexxlouise]

thank you! I have been stuck on this road block and procrastinating study because I know learning verb conjugation is like a mountainous hurdle, but it's important to get it right, and you've made it sound doable and easy

[@ronaldwashington5715]

I'm glad I saw this video because I didnt know what conjagations were until this video. This tip alone can really inspire people to learn spanish faster and more effectively.

[@tullochgorum6323]

This is absolutely the way to go. If you map out the time required, it's perfectly practical to master the complete conjugation of all regular verbs and the most important 40-50 irregular verbs in just 6 months if you invest 20 minutes or so a day. (Of course, this assumes that you're using an efficient memorisation strategy, but that's another topic). Now you can speak and understand grown-up language! I was just reading a kid The Cat In The Hat and realised it uses at least 5 different verb forms - and this is a first reader aimed at tiny kids, with a 250 word vocabulary. You really can't say anything very meaningful unless you bite the bullet and get on top of those verbs.

[@ricovasquez8753]

Man you really helped me out a lot with that little bit of info. No one explaines it better than you did in a few minutes. MUCHOS GRACIAS, MUCHOS GRACIAS, MUCHOS GRACIAS,

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Hey Rico, thanks so much for the kind words. So happy I could help!

[@leonaudacity5313]

I’ve always felt that the way subjects are taught especially when coming to languages in a dated school setting, they are archaic and not with the times. Great video 👍

[@mohanlakhan509]

Everything you said is true, I didn't learn spanish in school I learnt it on the streets everyday now I'm trying to learn the conjugation.

[@keving-lo7841]

Wow 😮. This is definitely a different spin on learning the various tenses. Awesome idea and now only if the schools can adopt this very concept that you mentioned. Thanks for this tip.

[@jacquie9833]

You are a genius! I was actually teaching my Spaniard students while living in Barcelona English using this method and studied for my final exams for Spanish using this method, especially present, preterite, and future. I never thought teaching or learning from scratch like this in Spanish.

[@TaraWagner]

I’ve noticed this pattern already (been practicing/learning for 2 months) but just had the Aha moment to actually write them out like you have on the screen. I’m such a visual learner and have started a notebook to help; going to add these pages! Thank you!

[@ks905kingsolomon4]

Honestly this tip I know will help me a lot, I ain’t gon lie I been trying to learn Spanish a year now and I’m currently in the Dominican Republic and it’s hard to learn without any structure. But this tip I know will help a lot

[@jjdavis7471]

This taught me more than I when I took the class in high school. I love your videos and I hope you continue these.

[@user-dw9dq6wn2n]

THIS IS SOOO HELPFUL. I’m planning to visit PR and DR in the next year and a half and would like to be able to talk fluent in Spanish!!!

[@nonanona751]

That is such a great structure to learn conjugations. Thank you

[@elvdell5582]

I was skeptical up througt the first half of this video, but that makes PERFECT sense. I will definitely incorporate this into my studies.

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Muchas gracias por ver! Thanks for the feedback too.

[@EastWest-pl6wm]

its amazing way to organize our thinking especially regular Spanish verb with ends ar,ir and er

[@michalsm6085]

Gracias Rocky por todo! Estoy muy feliz a encontrar sus videos. Pareces mi primo!

[@gracielcabillo2851]

Thank God I found your channel. You are very right about the school's traditional take on teaching Spanish to students. Although I do understand the purpose of how they structured the Spanish lessons, it undeniably prevents the students from comprehensively learning Spanish because of the chronology of lessons the school needs to follow. I believe that Your proposed method is more effective and practical for those who want to learn Spanish the fastest way. Kudos to you sir!

[@tangentkatz]

Hearing you describe how Spanish is taught is really different from my school. In my Spanish class we did all the tenses in the first year. We were taught to be comfortable with a huge range of grammar, and then expanded on our vocabulary and speed/comfort in the later years.

[@NickiTheEnglishTeacher]

Genius tip, thank you! You just really sped up my Spanish progress 🙌

[@Mark-kw3nr]

Just what I needed. Great video. Thanks.

[@Sara-sn6lg]

I love the comment section as much as I love this tutorial video 😁 muchísimas gracias rocky y compañeros de español o amistades Nativos.

[@languagelearningdabbler]

Thanks Rocky! Totally gonna master these in March! 💪🏾👸🏾

[@ocatillasonora2391]

Your videos really simplify methods to learn Spanish. I wish I had discovered your channel when I started learning the language..muchas gracias!

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Thank you Ocatilla, I appreciate your kindness always! That's what I'm trying to do here. I've taken the long way to learn languages and the simpler way and ironically enough, simplifying things is much more effective lol.

[@shrinemula]

Brother I truly appreciate your detailed break down and understanding the challenges of learning Spanish. I had to sub to you immediately

[@TracyMelinda-lr2qq]

EXACTLY what I was looking for. Great idea! Thanks. Subscribed.

[@Billysellscars123]

Awesome! Thank you so much. This is exactly what I was looking for

[@deedee.796]

Love your videos! They are really helping me learn spanish! Have you ever thought about doing a collab video with other spanish channels? I would love to see you and Ricky from bilingue blogs do a video together! I think it would be lit!🔥🔥

[@rockinggirl0610]

thank you so much! This helps a LOTTTT!! However, do you have any tips or mnemonics to remember the conjugations for sll the different tenses like past perfect, future etc.?

[@Madison-og2vz]

I leaned present tense for the 2 semesters of high school Spanish I had plus the first year of Spanish in college. I truly didn’t even know about preterite or imperfect until last week and now I have to test on it! I’m so lost because I’m so used to the present tense conjugations.

[@dewaynamarierose1794]

Definitely needed this video! I always struggle with verb conjugations- and now I can figure this out in 3 WwEeekKs??? Bet 😎

[@danielatumisi3866]

Thank you for this tip. I'm passionate about learning Spanish and I know some vocab however conjugating verbs beyond the present tense has been a major struggle. I think mastering that aspect will truly unlock my Spanish learning potential

[@iRockwthMJ]

Brilliant!! Absolutely brilliant! Thank you so much for this information. ❤❤❤

[@noregaeasting6720]

This video changed the game!Gracias!!🙌

[@user-is7qi3jl2d]

I'm have been studying spanish only by my own. I studied all 15 tenses at once and I literally took me 3 days to be able to understand when I read some word or when I hear it in which tense it is.It takes a lot of work, but studying many things at once when it comes to languages helps a lot and you get better faster.

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Thanks for the input amigo!

[@friedchicken892]

At one😮! Did you repeat evey day? How many did you doa. day?

[@samford5153]

This was a massive help to me, had a breakthrough moment. Thank you

[@GMLowe-gp4sn]

Hola, I'm so glad I've come across your channel. For the last 4 years, I struggled and (finally) learnt and became fluent in Italian, so now I want to try out Spanish. I found your channel today. Your 30 min vid 3 secrets was very informative (and you seem like a real sound guy) I shall write another comment in a year when I'm fluent in Spanish. Gracias!! George (Jorge)

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

You're so welcome George! Thanks so much for watching. Keep me posted on your progress amigo!

[@illleavetomorrowsproblemst355]

it's been 10 months 2 more to go

[@zahrarumani1318]

It’s time!

[@daniellean5769]

Jorge, donde estás!?!

[@cananeesa5177]

Jorge no 😭 come back

[@Terkinstein]

I began learning spanish in high school, I got a solid F. I had to make up the credit by going to a different school at night, where I took a creative writing class. Years later I decided to take another swing at it. I lived in Miami FL my whole life, so I could definitely submerge myself, and most of my friends are spanish speakers too. My Puerto Rican wife says I speak pretty good for a gringo. I also work primarily with spanish speakers. I have a very technical job so it afforded me the opportunity to use words in spanish that normally don't come up in conversation. I have absolutely had a terrific time learning and I find myself actually thinking in spanish now too sometimes! I just moved away from Miami-Dade County. My new neighbors are so great, most of them also speak spanish . So, my learning and growing doesn't even need to slow down!! haha!!

[@rafelemay5070]

Mucho mucho mucho gracias carnel! Thanks a lot, I'm still learning spanish, Ironically I have heard it all my life yet was never taught the language, thinking back, I never really was taught english at home, I learned that in school. English is my primary language and I should have been taught Español as a niño. Thanks, I really enjoyed the lessons, comó bailo, bailé, bailar, ella baila, dance, danced, to dance, she dance,...still learning, thank you!

[@camilagimenez1987]

Hi, se dice "Muchas gracias" Gracias esta en femenino

[@NoOne-vs4lx]

When I was put in a spanish public school at the age of ten with no Spanish at all i could've done with this simple explanation!!

[@prenuptials5925]

3 years to get to past tense??? You should be functionally fluent in three years, language is like any formal/informal system, it's more about practice and use. You'd also forget most of what you're learning in those huge gaps of time

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Exactly!

[@AndrewOMalley]

Nice vid Rocky, I wish I had this video before doing 14 years of not so useful French classes.

[@OneLoveToShare]

I appreciate you throwin yall in there as well as speaking clearly about application

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Thanks Michael!

[@nikkinath4014]

Super helpful. Thank you! 🙏🏽

[@mmmHmmthatsright]

This makes so much sense. 💡 Bar far my favorite Spanish learning Channel

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Thanks Josiah!! Appreciate that my friend!

[@sherlanapollonais8122]

Yes this is very helpful muchas Gracias 🙏🏾

[@MrKc1927]

Great video as always, Rocky! Thank you!

[@meganestrada9153]

Wow you made this so simple thank you!

[@cowboytroy3840]

Great lesson rocky...thank you

[@nathanielopper1200]

This is so helpfull! I'm so glad I've found a good conjigation lesson. Plus you did it the way i wished they had done in school! I subscribed :)

[@normalbutyl]

I work at a RAC in my city and you sir just changed my

[@bessanolan8805]

Thank you so much, this helped me so much!

[@4Times4equalsidfk]

Thank you! This was the difficult part for me in learning Spanish.

[@oohbabybloo]

Thank you for recognizing this. I felt drowned out especially in AP Spanish. I felt all of a sudden most conjugations was thrown out of nowhere my last year lol.

[@musicsunlight123]

Muchos Gracias

[@ChannelFiend]

This would've been helpful back in high-school & college. Oh, and this isn't just for Spanish. I took Italian in high-school too & it was taught the same backwards way. You are the Man!!!

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

That's great to know! Thanks for your feedback my friend and glad I could help you.

[@shywol6044]

wait you had Italian in your school

[@ChannelFiend]

@@shywol6044 Smiles ... I missed a detail. I was an Air Force Brat. I went to Jr & part of High School & in 🇮🇹 Italy. Aviano Italy to be exact.

[@danieljames5478]

This was a real light 💡 bulb moment for me. THANKYOU SO MUCH!!!

[@johnny96_]

Thanld alot, i did it and it really gives out all the other verb. muchisimad graciad por tu ayuda 😎👌

[@janisbell1947]

Awesome, just what I’ve been looking for, thanks!

[@shutterchick79]

This is exactly my thought process for learning Spanish-language verbs - since the tense's endings for the regular verbs are so predictable, you only have to learn the er-ar-ir endings, not each individual verb. It's the irregular verbs that take all the work...

[@norhanehab5650]

such a creative way i like it !!!

[@njfuentesrespecter81]

Great advice! I’m trying to become fluent and I don’t think the service I’m using is efficient enough with regards to conjugations. This seems like a much better way to learn

[@craigballantyne1160]

Muchas gracias. Rocky!

[@michellec3871]

Really helpful, thank you!

[@nischalsubba5928]

Muy ùtil gracias❤

[@Marietoosweet]

Thank you!! This has really helped me!!!

[@alvinpilambato6309]

Hola, senor. Muchas gracias.

[@samroberto4324]

I will try this method of teaching for my 6 year old and wife and I'll see how it goes in 10 weeks! Should be able to learn over 80% of verbs in 6 weeks, mental but sounds achievable! Saludos 🇺🇦

[@DishonorableMentions452]

Thank you for this, it was helpful! I learned a lot about this from this video, thank you!