How to Use the Spanish Preposition A - Basic Spanish Grammar

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In this video we will teach you how to use the preposition A in Spanish.
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[@gregponder8332]

I understand using "a" as a preposition when the object of your transitive verb is a person. What I find much more confusing is the use of "a" in between two verbs like in your first exercise. Why the "a" between voy and llevar? Thanks!

[@olehkorenevych5512]

"voy a" is future tense. Va a salir. - He's going out.

[@HolaSpanish]

Thank you for asking Greg, I could have mentioned it in the video. The 'a' after the verb 'ir' significa 'to'. Por ejemplo: voy a ir al mercado, means I'm going to go to the market. Prepositions are the hardest part of any language to learn because they don't make sense on their own, they get the meaning based on other words, verbs, etc the follow. I hope this makes a bit more sense now.

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Es muy útil.

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I'm literally clear with everything but when it comes to making of sentences I'm getting confused because of the tenses and the words that change according to what we speak so kindly teach how to make sentences..... #gracias

[@HolaSpanish]

It's very normal to feel that way at the beginning. I hope you liked my lesson and take note of your suggestion for future videos.

[@chuck1804]

I'm still confused. I put the question "what are you afraid of?" Into Google translate and it returned "¿A qué le tienes miedo?" How does the "a" make sense here, and how would I know I need to use one?

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Nice

[@niccolowadia3761]

Does anyone know what " los cuadros estan sobre ( un contact horizontal ) la pared " means ??

[@ticamonica]

What about “a que hora” ?

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[@shikharsinghsarang460]

Still?

[@ianandrewjamieson]

Ahora conozco por que decimos "a donde vas"

[@SatyendraYadav-bf1py]

cuando A viene con sustantivo en este caso suele ser adverbio y modifica el verbo principal de la oración por ejemplo , él me dio esta noticia a tristeza . Tambien expresa cantidades .él me dio el dinero A espuertas ( a lot of money ) , llovía A cántaros ) (a lot rain )

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when you already speak spanish and you come to this channel to learn to speak english (-.-).

[@kartikmalladi1918]

ok, estamos a cuatro millas del aeropuerto. in this example there is no person and technically there is no translation for a in English. like you don't say we are to 4 miles from airport. Please explain this

[@gymladkhan2223]

What about Nadie?

[@timtrottproductions]

¿De donde eres? Dices "ll" de manera diferente.

[@HolaSpanish]

soy de Argentina, por eso pronuncio la 'll' así

[@eagpacheco]

El primero. B)

[@gamingustaad6237]

11th

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1st

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First

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¿Por qué en este curso si hablan inglés para explicar español y no en el de inglés hablan español para enseñar inglés? :'v

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Para la gente quien habla ingles , sabes hablar espanol

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Tu eres muy bonita

[@vamsitatapudi9376]

The examples should be in a better order ... Do not start with the pet example please ...

[@robertbrown3400]

If I don't know how to use A, how am I going to understand you speaking Spanish?