Learn DAILY ROUTINE in Spanish (All You Need to Know)

[@mariajackson2570]

This is so helpful. I’m just starting to use reflexive verbs in my journey and I was a bit confused until now 😊 thank you!

[@emmanuelquiassumbu8478]

Me encanta tu manera de enseñar el español. Muchas gracias

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Muchas gracias! 😊

[@fildefaite2449]

Eres una gra maestra, aprcecio todos los videos que haces.

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Me alegra mucho

[@bredamaune2028]

Just started Spanish. Most helpful.

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

¡Me alegra mucho! ♥ te va a encantar aprender español.

[@CanDoSo_org]

Thanks for your great class.

[@elcapitanrd9394]

Tu inglés es increíble 😊 How do you learn to speak so well?

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Gracias! Lots of practice. Music, series, and conversations 😬

[@wallacelux]

Great job thanks. BUT PLEASE SLOW DOWN WHEN CHANGING FROM SCREEN TO SCREEN

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Hi Nick! Thank you. I'll pass this feedback to our editor.

[@MrAdam201207]

GREAT IDEA & INFO!!! . Thank you! ❤️😁👍 Mucho gracias! FANTASTICO!!!

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Gracias :D

[@williedavis3966]

I'm running. For Spanish

[@himanshujaiswal523]

Gracias, God bless

[@shannondyson6388]

This is excellent!

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Thank you! 🥹

[@rezam1264]

Muchas gracias!

[@oz9280]

Muy útil, muchas gracias 🙏🏻🌺

[@darkspidey80]

Reflexive verbs always confuse me so this really helps! Gracias!

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

I'm happy to help! 😊

[@hibiscusqueen6423]

Very useful video. Gracias

[@chrissystewart6268]

Need to study my spanish more

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Keep up the good work ✨

[@chrissystewart6268]

@@LingoMasterySpanish Thanks My native language English but I want to learn Spanish

[@childofdecadence990]

@@chrissystewart6268 hey do you wanna learn spanish together

[@Dozier331]

@@childofdecadence990i don’t think he wants too 😢

[@Dozier331]

@@chrissystewart6268how’s your progress

[@Canciones_mios]

You are the best

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Thank you!

[@saishamendiratta2255]

¡Hola! I am a first year Spanish student and one of my peer tried to use verb "gustar" . My teacher told him that he had done it wrong and that he should not even try to use the verb or he will get confused. As we have done AR ending verbs, I just wanted to know what is so special. Please do tell

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Hey Saisha! Great question. The verb gustar needs to be used with Indirect Object Pronouns (instead of the regular pronouns like other verbs). The indirect object pronouns are: Me (yo) Te (tu) Le (él/ella/usted) Nos (nosotros/nosotras) Les (ellos/ellas/ustedes The verb stays the same the pronouns are the ones that change. Me gusta Te gusta Le gusta Nos gusta Les gusta And then you can use it to express that you like actions, nouns, or people, having little differences in their structure. I would say use it as much as possible until you get it :)

[@ACupOfChats]

@@LingoMasterySpanish Thankyou so much (btw now I am in my second year and we have still not done the verb)

[@lionhearto6238]

Are you mixed or 100% colombian? Great vids btw, they’re helping me a lot

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

My parents are both colombian and I was born and raised here 😊 but I guess we're all mixed in a way. Glad to know you're enjoying my videos. Thanks for watching ♡

[@vmsgiggles]

Why did you say a las tres de la nada? I've heard madrugada or de la noche, but never de la nada.

[@deepanshuswami6648]

amor de la india

[@reinaldomontana9246]

I think I know that girl , she Is always smiling like In this video 🤭🤭🔥

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

Always keeping it real 🙏💜

[@iceshrapnel7257]

Me levanto a las seis de la manana. Despues de levantarme.... I get up at 6 in the morning. After I get up.... Why can't I say 'despues me levanto'? Where is the 'de' coming from? No explanation. Me cepillo los dientes todos los dias al levantarme y despues de comer. I brush my teeth everyday when I wake up and after every meal. 'al' here is translated as 'when'. Why? 'Despues de comer' is translated as after every meal. Why? Where is the word 'every'? Hay que lavarse las manos regularmente. We have to wash our hands regularly. Where is the 'we' coming from in this translation? It's for these reasons I find native speakers to be great at telling you if something is correct or sounds clunky, but as far as trying to understand the nuance and explaining certain structures I find them to be much less helpful. They didn't have to go thru the grind of learning a language as an adult and build from the ground up. I hate how all these videos always give you a generic translation and not the exact words being used. I get translating is about expressing the main idea but I want to express myself with the same level of granularity that I can in English. Not 'kind of' say what I want.

[@DanielRodriguez-ki2rv]

Vosotros no usamos

[@mohamedkhrarba3691]

You use too much English in you explication, try to reduce it. Gracias

[@legendary8838]

Some of us need it explained in English

[@LingoMasterySpanish]

I will definitely be doing videos in Spanish later on! We're just trying to reach more people right now 💛 thank you for watching and for your feedback!

[@mohamedkhrarba3691]

Escuchar las explicaciones de la maestra es una leccion tambien. lo siento.

[@mas5986]

You really think spanish speaking person will learn spanish with this video? Use ur logic bro