"I'll have to" in Spanish - Sound like a Native With This Spanish Lesson

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BECAUSE OF YOUR ENGLISH CADENCE IN BREAKING THE SPANISH DOWN, YOUR SPANISH LANGUAGE COURSE IS THE BEST I HAVE DISCOVERED YET. THANKS

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I have ProSpanish and absolutely LOVE it! Even though I have the entire course, I love looking at the little snippets! I’m going through the course while at home during the stay-at-home orders! Wish me luck!

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Nice, how long is it? It seems like the way he teaches you could just learn spanish in a few weeks or maybe a couple months.

[@dannycourtis]

How is your progress going?

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[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

Nice thing to say, gracias:)

[@johnbaker6572]

Always excellent and not boring.

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Gracias tendré que hacer eso cada día porque eres un maestro fenomenal y tendrás que crearlo un otro lección mañana 🤣😂👏

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I liked before watching, i know its gonna be amazing like always ☺

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iMuchas Gracias Maestro! Yo mejorado un poco de está lección.

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Brilliant and extremely helpful, as always! 🙏🏼💖💯

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Very helpful and useful lesson.. thankyou so much

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[@bernardcrabajales5682]

I love it, very informative

[@paws276]

Love this explanation of will have to, feel confident enough to use it for real. Lol

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[@isaacandmary]

The subjunctive is a monster. Not how, but why/when. I agree with Qroo Paul, who said 'the subjunctive is the cornerstone to learning Spanish'.

[@mb3775]

Eres un gran maestro.

[@CleonaPattersoneFluentEnglish]

TENER QUE + infinito = to have to ... Me parece que tendré que ver todos tus vídeos pues serán tan útiles para repasar mi español. Gracias.😀 No sabía SEDAR = to sedate. Tendré que crear una oración yo misma incluyendo este verbo para recordarlo. 'Tendrán que sedar a mi hermana antes de la operación mañana por qué ella está tan nerviosa.'

[@robins5314]

Great video, thank you.

[@validesultann]

Muchas gracias :)

[@halamakssoud9329]

Thank you for this. Always beneficial. I have something to say though. I have attended 2 weeks of intensive Spanish in Valencia last week of Feb and 1st week of March (yeah before this madness of covid19) and they dont pronounce yo as jo.. it’s actually YO (as we say in in Eng). What is the correct pronounciation pls? Thank you

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

It varies quite a bit, even within the Valencia region. My yo isn't a full J, but you're right there is a touch of it.

[@halamakssoud9329]

Learn Spanish this is what I used to do. Proniunce as beteer Y and J (just to be sute everyone gets me)😊 thank you a lot for the quick answer.

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

@@halamakssoud9329 No problem. I know Valencia well, lovely place. Which centre were you at?

[@fatimaezzahrabelkayd3331]

Muchas gracias maestro ,hasta luego i don't know how to say Next week may be hasta semana

[@iamwinningrightnow]

Hasta la próxima semana or usted veo la próxima semana (see you next week). You can use te veo if you're talking to a friend (informal).

[@ericbaugher]

This one is a great practice using the verb "tener" in the simple future tense, which is called the fururo in Spanish. I saved this one in my play list of future tense videos. This one is also good because it introduces a large number of vocabulary verbs that translate into English verbs that end in "ate".

[@DeenForEver14]

By myself also can be " a mi cuenta " ,no ?

[@louisraya1748]

What about in the formal sense- “Tendra que hacerlo usted mismo/a.”

[@britchie7224]

'To mandate' then would be "mandar" too?

[@gringoinflorida]

What happened to your "free spanish" lessons? Those where great

[@larrynarvaez7545]

Those were great, indeed. ✌️

[@oshaunawilson9325]

Me encantan tus videos...

[@josephjablon8780]

What about mi mismo....?trendre que crear lo mi mismo?

[@nicholassimile7492]

Si mismo=means your self?

[@TH-cq7bj]

Isn't "haber" used for "to have done something"?

[@isabellamorrell1386]

As I am female would I say yo misma??

[@davidcounihan5324]

Sí

[@iamwinningrightnow]

When is "a mi (ti, si) mismo/a used?

[@semperfiarcher]

"Yo mismo" is used when it's the subject (e.g. "I myself will do it.") "Mi mismo" is when it's the object or (e.g. "I believe in myself." which is "Creo en mi mismo.")

[@iamwinningrightnow]

@@semperfiarcher Thanks much!

[@duncanmacinnes5504]

Because you ask a question twice and follow up with “what will that be?” You are limiting the time students have to speak the answer before you yourself give the correct answer. May I suggest you ask the question once and allow a little more time after you ask: “what will that be?”

[@ericbaugher]

Actually to get full use of these videos you need to have your finger ready to hit the pause button. Well at least the first time you watch. You can watch these videos over and over, and the sign you have mastered the lesson is when you get all the answers right with out hitting the pause button. When you can say a sentence with out having to think first it means you are becoming "conversational".

[@Outoforbit4good]

What if they identify gender neutral? I kid! Amazing as always thank you

[@larrynarvaez7545]

Neuter gender in Latin. ✌️

[@isabellamorrell1386]

Oops I commented too soon!!!

[@duncanmacinnes5504]

You often ask the same question three times in succession, otherwise your lessons are great.

[@leenobody3249]

It is to really drill things home into our minds .