Learn Spanish: 5 Things You Must Learn about QUEDAR

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[@myfugitivecat]

6:50 shouldnt we say “no me queda mucho dinero” here 🤔

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[@azadpeyma853438]

yes.. but you don't actually mentions there are several other ways to use verb quedar. in spanish. not only something left or remain but it have also other usage . por ejemplo : yo me quedé en casa ayer = which means, I stayed at home yesterday. , o la camiseta me quedo bien. = or in this case this T-shirt fits me very well.

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[@lesleywilson9082]

Thank you for explaining this in such an excellent way. Could we also have the other multitude of meanings related to Quedar explained in the same manner? Could take a while 😉

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[@ok_star81]

Me queda mucho por decirte. Gracias.

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[@simon7906]

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[@777Dells]

Great video

[@annellis7221]

Sorry, is is the same as ‘me gusta’. What are these verbs called

[@ksmith2852]

¿como se usa quedan? ¿Serían estos correctos? Quedan 10 minutos antes de que salga el vuelo. Me quedan 5 días antes de ir a Perú

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

Yes, but use hasta (until) instead of antes (before)

[@reniesboutique]

Why do you use por. In queda mucho por hacer or por ver

[@naishalubega3756]

Why not suficiente/ bastante for enough?

[@baazgill5556]

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[@smsflemingsf]

Can you say "me queda mucho *que* hacer" also?

[@arnietwo11]

Pero despues de "que" necesitas el verbo conjugado. Pues, me queda mucho que tengo que hacer eso ! O que necesito hacer eso O que hago eso

[@kameilahking1743]

@@arnietwo11 gracias !

[@fedorkostromin2494]

excuse me, but what about the Remained 4 Things I Must Know about QUEDAR?

[@thaiCase]

Welcome back.

[@coldven0m]

Wouldn't you say "no me queda mucho dinero"? Or do you not include the "me"?

[@iamwinningrightnow]

You can include me, te le, nos les. In your sentence, there is not much money left for me. Without Me, the sentence means, there is not much money left. In this case, quedar is used like gustar.

[@reynoldgooding7626]

How would you say: "I have a lot of apples left? "¿ Me quedan mucho manzanas?

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

Good, but use "muchas"

[@geraldcash9335]

Pienso que 'I don't have much money left' debería ser 'No ME queda mucho dinero', no 'No queda mucho dinero'.

[@edgarhakobyan9782]

Aqua o agua?

[@kameilahking1743]

Agua

[@Refry17]

I would always say "algo mas?" But now I can use "queda mas?".

[@LearnSpanishOnline]

You can also say, "¿Todavía queda más?" or ¿Hay más?.

[@chris-hexagonalfroggy4727]

Me queda mucho videos por mirar antes de ser hispanohablante!

[@oscarrecino8286]

Is " Quedan muchos"

[@chris-hexagonalfroggy4727]

@@oscarrecino8286 Thanks for correcting me. My mistake clearly proves my first comment. :)

[@s8nke]

Is it spelled Agua not Aqua? Just asking, your lesson are great

[@repa49]

AGUA :)

[@ok_star81]

Aqua is water in Latin. But in Spanish it's spelled agua.

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

Apologies, typo, should be agua

[@0VistaDelMar0]

Quedagua they blend their words.

[@chrismulhern82]

Very good lesson But I noted only 3 uses of Queda - what are 5 ?

[@stevennelson3025]

queda, no queda, me queda, queda por hacer, queda por ver

[@쪼이랑joyfultime]

No me queda tiempo pero me queda mucho por aprender spenish.

[@waynesgrid49]

No me queda mucho dinero?

[@jimmyfoot832]

Isn't the 'me' missed out on I haven't got any money left.... I. E. No me queda mucho dinero

[@annellis7221]

I thought it was me quedo?

[@mb3775]

Shouldn't it be "No me queda mucho dinero"

[@RudyTinoco]

I had the same question.

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[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Queda coca cola. No queda coca cola.