Irregular Preterite Verbs in Spanish - Spanish Past Tense

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Catalina is a great teacher! I look forward to her new videos!

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Thank you so much!

[@nareshhaseja5827]

Very well explained with examples... Muchas gracias

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Muchas gracias ;) glad you found it useful!

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Excellent teacher

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Good explanation!

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Brilliant as usual TC 💪💪💪

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John gracias amigo :). Que tengas un buen día.

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BTW thanks for the heads up on the other video :) We appreciate you letting us know ... and Let's all be glad I don't teach math. ja ja ja ja!

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This was a great video, very informative💕💫!

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Thank you. I’m so glad it helped. Have a super day.

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@@TeacherCatalina You too😊

[@77nuni]

Me gusta...muy importante lesson

[@TeacherCatalina]

¡Me alegra mucho que te haya gustado la lección! 😊 And you're absolutely right, it is a "muy importante lesson"! Irregular verbs in the preterite tense can be tricky, but they're essential for speaking Spanish fluently and understanding past events. It's awesome that you're taking the time to learn these important verbs. Keep practicing and you'll master them in no time! 💪

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Gracias!

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Con mucho gusto.

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gracias por el video senorita senora

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Con mucho gusto.

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ME GUSTA MUCHO

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Me alegra :) muchas gracias.

[@JustLOL-t9e]

Is there any difference between ser and Ir in preterite?

[@TeacherCatalina]

¡Hola! ¡Me alegra que te haya gustado el video! It's awesome that you're learning Spanish and thinking about how to order a beer. 😉 Here's a little feedback on your sentence: "Yo cedo ima cervesa" has a few small errors. The correct way to say "I want a beer" is: "Yo quiero una cerveza." Here's why: "Quiero": The verb "querer" means "to want." "Una": We use the indefinite article "una" because you're asking for one beer. "Cerveza": This is the word for "beer." You can also say: "Quiero una cerveza, por favor." (I want a beer, please.) - This is adds a bit of politeness. "¿Me puede dar una cerveza, por favor?" (Can you give me a beer, please?) - This is even more polite and common in a restaurant or bar setting. Keep practicing, and you'll be ordering cerveza like a native speaker in no time! 🍻

[@daisym6503]

Excellent teacher

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