Learn Spanish Verbs and Tenses: Present Tense

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[@hookedonspanish7951]

Spanish is the same in every Spanish speaking country, one language. The difference is in the accent from each country, idioms, idiomatic frases, and different words that are used to name some of the things. Latin America do not use the second personal pronoun from the plural, "vosotros," Spain do. Also, some countries use "vos" instead the personal pronouns "tú."

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The first few times I listened to examples I was confused because I heard an english word and felt the next word was its equivalent spanish word but the word before was the spanish word. Now that my ear is more developed I can better hear the spanish words and what distinguishes them. Less hopeless anyway. Thanks for the videos Anna.

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Hola Ana, I love learning with you as you are truly a very gifted teacher and I am so glad that you share that gift with us to help us learn the beautiful language of Spanish!! Please continue making videos of other tenses as well. You make it so much easier!! Thank you :)

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Me encantó! Eres la única explicando que el tiempo presente también se usa para el futuro! :)

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Si la verdad

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Sinorita Anna , im sooo happy to see you again im Arabian and i watch all you vids i learn spanish by you , i have a notebook now to learn from your amazing clear vids also i watch spanish songs with (letra) !! you are amazing keep going - God blesses ..

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Glad to see that you're back the last lesson was sad. I was afraid that your new job was wearing you out . happy to start learning again thanks for all that you do for us on you tube. xoxo from El Salvador

[@abhilashaasati9434]

¡Hola Ana! Please make such videos for past tense, future tense, participles, gerunds, imperatives and subjunctives. This was very helpful;)

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loved this video ! Love how you discuss how the past is used in the present!

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[@laurayale369]

So good to know. Again I was never taught these ways of using the present so effectively!

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Querida Ana, querida profesora: I know you get so many requests for future videos, and after 3 years of watching your videos very often, now I have a request too. I've got this problem I simply can figure out, and I have read a lot of material about this subject, but I just can't get it right when I have to translate from English to Spanish, and I know there is one person in this world who can teach me this, Ana, and she has helped me SO much in many simular situations, and here it comes: I would like SO much to learn how to use "acabar de". I've searched and read about this subject, but I still can't get my head around it. Aprender español ha sido mi hobby hace 3 años y estudio todos los días hace 2 años. Mi vida ha cambiado tán mucho desde ví los primeros videos de Butterfly Spanish, (alfabet y números - which got me startet in learning Spanish) pero nunca hablé español con otras personas. Solo mi perro y mis gatos. Pero en marzo voy a ir a España por una semana y quiero hablar y escuchar español todos los dias y con personas! :D Tengo 57 años, de Dinamarca y hablar inglés y un poco alemán, y he solo usando inglés para aprender español y la ha sido una una "win win" : Yo mejoro mi inglés cuando aprendo español. (y)

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I recommend you watch Spanish shows like Spanish F.R.I.E.N.D.S. Also try to memorise paragraphs of a topic so you can practice speech and those words stick to your mind. Remember conjugations and. Estar Is for non permanent things and ser is permanent. Hope your holiday to Spain hasn’t been affected at this time however if it is. Use the time to watch some Spanish shows

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You must be an English teacher too ? So professional!

[@elenaisabellealonzo5840]

This uses are the equivalent to the uses in French 🇫🇷 and we call it les valeurs du présent de l'indicatif. This gonna be a little bit effortless. Spanish is my sixth language so thank you for letting it exciting.

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Some of this is quite different from English and I haven’t learned it in the study books I have. Thank you Ana. Very helpful!

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Do you have a video for directions as in turning right or left or moving straight?

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¿Te puedes hacer un video sobre hablando en el tiempo pasado? Por ejemplo, el pretérito y el imperfecto. Gracias.

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Holaaa una pregunta! puedo decir?...la tierra se va alrededor del sol. puedo usar..(se va)..en vez de que...(gira?) gracias

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[@samismail9898]

I really understand now about the present tenses. Can you make a video about Spanish sentence structure because I’m really confused about that

[@joshualittle5310]

If you have English subtitles on at 1:53 there is a funny comment made about the bio teacher

[@abd.3808]

Great class! One question: Casi se me olvida? O casi se me olvido? Why is olvidar in the 3rd person conjugation if I'm the one doing the forgetting?

[@Snowdreamer87]

I had the same question some time ago and this is what I found: olvidar - forget sg => Olvido mis llaves - I forget my keys olvidarse de - forget about sg => Me olvido de mis llaves - I forget about my keys In both cases you would use 1st person conjugation when talking about yourself. What Ana said, however, is another use of "se". I think, this is the Spanish equivalent of the English passive. In this case, you use "se" + "verb" in 3rd perdon conjugation, singular or plural depending on the subject. se olvida => is forgotten ("it forgets itself") se olvidan => are forgotten ("they forget themselves) This is why 3rd person conjugation must be used in this case. When you also want to add by whom the thing is done, you put that as an object between "se" and the verb. In this case: se ME olvida => it is forgotten by me = I forget it According to this, all three should mean the same or something very similar: Siempre olvidO mi llave. Siempre me olvidO de mi llave. Siempre se me olvidA mi llave. The third structure is the most difficult for Spanish learners but it seems to be loved by native Spanish speakers :)

[@abd.3808]

@@Snowdreamer87 thanks very much for the explanation ☺️ yes someone else said it could be equivalent to the English term "it slipped my mind". It's helpful to see it laid out the way you have 🤗

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[@el3389]

you can you do a video on saying commands?

[@konradhalman5104]

17:02 i was waiting for the vosotros form with funny spanish accent voice

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[@Anonymous-lr9uw]

meee too she is so racist when it comes to vosotros 😂

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Voe though troz.

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m one that’s not racist lmao

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@@Anonymous-lr9uw Me too, to be honest loool

[@hookedonspanish7951]

EXTRA QUICK TIP - The verbs in the infinitive form in Spanish end in "-ar, -er, -ir." The infinitive form in English have a "to" in front. Examples: estar (to be), caminar (to walk), ser (to be), correr (to run), vivir (to live), escribir (to write).

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Yes, si👍🏻

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Excellent video, please make similar video for past tense too :)

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extrano no se dice se dice extraño

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Muchas gracias..

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[@عبدالرحمنأحمد-ط7ح]

muchos gracias

[@adibe91]

Welcome back It's been a long time

[@michaelcord34]

please Ana...what spanish word or words do you say at the beginning just before you say 'theres nothing I can do'?...thanks v much

[@ButterflySpanish]

I said, dije: "Hola, ¿cómo están? ¿Bien o mal? ¿Mal? Ni modo. And I think you want to know what "ni modo" is. "Ni modo" does not really have a one-on-one equivalent in English. It is a peculiar Spanish word. I will try to show you how you can use it: "Ni modo" would be like saying, "oh well, nothing one can do", "oh well, it happens." Imagine you are driving, and you missed the exit you needed to take. One thing you can say is "ni modo, tomaré la siguiente, I will take the next one". It is reconforting to say ni modo when something bad happens. I said "ni modo" because I felt I could not do much through a video. Of course, you can add something positive like "todo va a estar bien" everything will be fine". I have noticed some people translate it as "it does not matter" but I think the Spanish version is more subtle. Espero que esto te ayude a entender esa frase. Saludos :))