Easiest and Fastest way to LEARN SPANISH in 2023! USE THIS TECNIQUE AND THESE 10 PHRASES

[@Donna-vh5ym]

If you're learning Spanish, this is hands down the best course.

[@solascriptura-e7t]

Absolutely. His teaching structure is the best method.

[@VIP-Treatment]

I hope you guys understand that this great gentleman is worth his weight in gold because he simply makes it so easy to understand those confusing things. Hats off for your presentation!

[@budekins542]

To call this video helpful would be an understatement. This video is magnificent!

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

¡¡Gracias!!☺

[@hsay9123]

I have heard about spain in news. I can't understand language.but I am here to say that never give up my brothers and sisters full support from pakistan.great nation of great people.hard time will end . Stay strong.more power to you.

[@billbuchen5739]

I bought the course, its amazing! a very good teacher, and now we have this added lesson overviews! thank you!

[@jayjay-bz3rr]

I’m new to Spanish. Thank you for this video

[@elenafoleyfoley168]

Loving these videos, I am learning better than I thought I would, Yipeeeee 💃🏻 Thankyou 🌻

[@sabaishare]

Wow … muchísimas gracias 🙏 😊❤😊❤ estoy aprendiendo con tu channel .

[@ashlynwells1318]

Thank you very much for these videos !!!

[@sabaishare]

Me gusta estudiar español contigo Prof 👨‍🏫 😊😊😊

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

Nice use of the structures!

[@resurgem]

@@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish I have a question for you, does your full course cover the use of vosotros, as it seems to be left out of most of the YT channels I've looked at. How does one express plural, informal "you" otherwise? I really like your teaching method, it is so relaxed and easily assimilated.

[@robertflint2549]

Los hispanohablantes dicen 'profe' no 'prof'.

[@margota8342]

I very much like your Spanish lessons😊

[@neville132bbk]

Feb 2024.....This has been very useful...I have a few languages I can get along in to varying degrees...switching these days from Brazilian ( Portuguese ) I can to some extent transfer knowledge now that I am working a few hours a week at the local Menzshed with two men from Colombia. We communicate quite OK but every little bit more helps. Muito obrigado da Nova Zelânda 🇳🇿

[@edelweisssymons7444]

Interesting new format! Great idea!

[@safiyewilks6927]

Another brilliant video ! I love these supplementary videos to the course, which l purchased, it is easy to follow and you learn so much without being overwhelmed. Thank you Martin.

[@nivmittal]

Me gusta mucho este video. Muy fácil de entender. Muchas gracias.❤🤓

[@CleonaPattersoneFluentEnglish]

Tienes que estudiar español y escribir un comentario aquí.😜 Gracias por este vídeo.👍 Me gusta estudiar con la ayuda de ProSpanish.🎯 I like the way the complexity of the sentences is achieved in logical steps. No sabía que PIENSO = I'm planning to ... Muy útil, gracias.👍 Un ejemplo: Pienso ver otro vídeo mañana. 🎯 Pero, dudo que sea uno tan largo. No creo que vaya a tener tanto tiempo como hoy para estudiar. Es posible que pueda ver uno de veinte minutos. Es genial que haya algunos sobre el subjuntivo.🙂

[@isaiaheaster]

Yo he visto muchos de tus comentarios senora. Todos son excelentes! Te expresas muy bien. Tambien gracias por compartir tu conociemiento sobre el subjuntivo. Estoy aprendiendo todavia.

[@truestory923]

Nice format for intermediates thanks!

[@mssailokimmskim3497]

I really like this teaching

[@stevennelson3025]

Wow this is great, I can spend a lot of time with this knowing that when I can use it fluently I can really jump start my learning. Genial…and the subjunctive,

[@robertflint2549]

Fue genial que Marruecos pudiera llevar a las semifinales del Mundial. (You are starting to get more comments in Spanish below. This is very positive).

[@mrvtec1922]

Just to clarify my friend: To meet up = encontrase o para reunirse. Love your chanel❤ and keep up with awesome work mate.

[@dirkv1537]

correcto: quedar = stay

[@robertoea]

quedar can also mean to (agree/arrange to) meet

[@robertoea]

@@dirkv1537 quedarse is to stay

[@jacobyarbroughmusic4514]

This is a great video. Paired with butterfly Spanish and you will unlock soo much

[@learningknowledge4753]

I want to meet this revolutionary man. Wow just wow

[@maceyrickard6836]

I struggled with stem changes because I just knew puedo and puedes I still find it difficult it might be a question of just cramming it

[@jaysantotv4614]

Very Easy to understand! Gracias a Deus.

[@stacksats1]

Just started learning Spanish two weeks ago and found this channel. What an amazing video, great in every way. Subscribed immediately :)

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

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[@realsevencarter]

thank you!!! 📝

[@BBFLYRISEN]

Just ordered the course. From the looks of it, it will help me gain fluency fast. ❤

[@kasiasoto7561]

Hi how is the course? I wonder to get it too. Thanks

[@BBFLYRISEN]

@@kasiasoto7561 I haven’t been consistent. You just reminded me. Gonna get on it.

[@thebelizeaneh]

I can't get used to pienso to mean to plan. In Mexico I have heard many times plan, same as English. Is it just a Spain thing? To me pensar means to think

[@ERILEY007]

I had that same sentiment. I am eager to use it that way with a native Mexican speaker to see if they understand what I'm saying.

[@taylornikii]

How I look at it is pienso is to think a thought. I use to get confused with career (to believe or to think) but now I understand the difference.

[@chrissystewart6268]

Learning spanish 2023 my goal

[@YouCanSpeakEnglish.]

Don't give up

[@jenniferskweter]

Trust me, it's not easy. Spanish is insane (hint: subjunctive and genders)

[@ERILEY007]

That is my goal too! I'm falling behind however; because I didn't have a plan. I'm hoping this program will do the trick.

[@izzetakyol9057]

Muchas gracias👌

[@shakir_football8982]

can you please tell me the name of this technique

[@dulezninjaman4788]

Hi. Im very much interested in learning this language but im a complete beginner. Do I need to know basic stuff like numbers, days of the week so on and so forth before I buy your course?

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

No, you don't need to learn anything first. Learning numbers etc... first is very slow route to becoming conversational.

[@texasmidlandguffrey]

Where may I find this "day by Day Plan" mentioned at 31:20????? I have purchased your course but need some structure for it

[@kasiasoto7561]

My husband is Mexican and he said that quedar means to stay and to meet up would be encontrar … I am a bit confused so wondered would quedar meaning to meet up be only understood in Spain ? Thanks 🙏

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

Stay would always be the reflexive quedarse/quedarme etc... In Latin America it is more common to use encontrarse or reunirse con...

[@dannyjorde2677]

He's wrong. "Quedar" means to meet someone, "quedarSE" means "to stay". And "encontrar" means to find

[@leylaturkmen2514]

👍✅💯🎉Thank you

[@jasonpinson8755]

Gracias.hola.

[@donbenoit2072]

In Puerto Vallarta they use the verb regresar instead of volver.

[@YouCanSpeakEnglish.]

It's the same

[@Donna-vh5ym]

Before ordering I'd like to make sure it's more of the Mexican Spanish-speaking and not the Spain. By your examples I'm thinking Mexican, but I wanted to make sure because I know there is a slight difference.

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

Actually it is more Spain Spanish Donna, although there is not a big difference.

[@Donna-vh5ym]

@@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish // I just want to make sure people aren't looking at me crazy, because I work with non English speaking kids from Mexico. I really appreciate the reply. If they'll be able to understand me I'm certainly in.

[@danhachi3045]

@@Donna-vh5ym The Spanish language belongs to Spain, so the correct way of speaking it is the Spanish way, not the Mexican one.

[@Donna-vh5ym]

@@danhachi3045// you're right. I'll be ordering this lesson plan for sure. It's the best one Ive come across

[@ERILEY007]

​@Dan Hachi Mexico, by a wide range, has the largest spanish speaking population in the world. I wouldn’t say that spanish belongs to Spain. Likewise, the US is the largest english speaking country, and I would not say english belongs to England (UK). Most Americans are going to encounter spanish speakers from the Americas than from Spain. With all that being said, this system is an awesome way to learn spanish. I am heading to buy it now, but wanted to read reviews first.

[@joannabody2050]

The only thing I disagree about this video is the first verb mentioned here. Quedar is TO STAY for me. To meet up is ENCONTRARSE with someone. Please explain. Is that what people in Spain say?

[@mahavirprasad5246]

Hola soy mahavir de la India 🙏❤️

[@jerriphillips3402]

Just curious.....why do u pronounce hacer like ha"th"er? Is this how they say in Spain or something? I pronounce the "c" as a "s." Like ha with the verb ser. I love ur videos! This bugs me though. I feel there must be a reason for.

[@pro-spanish]

It's European Spanish. The Z and C (when it comes after an E or I) is sounded as a TH.

[@normansidey5258]

Can the Full course when purchased be accessed via windows pc and also ios via iPad?

[@isaacandmary]

Encuentre? I thought "I feel" was "me siento", 'me siento mal", 'I feel bad'. Didn't you say, 'me encuentre mal'?

[@gbaca07]

Your pronouncing theVolver with a B as in Bolber?

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

Correct. V pronounced as B in Spanish

[@gbaca07]

Thanks so you never pronounce the V . Its always a B? @@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish

[@Jayinjapanese]

Are you teaching Latin or spain Spanish?

[@jaysantotv4614]

Me gusta aprender español. Is ths correct?🤣

[@branddann]

Si es correcto. Tu dices que, You like to learn Spanish 😄

[@mochom3758]

❤

[@thewanderingwolves90]

Doesn't quedar mean stay? Not to meet up?

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

You're thinking of quedarse

[@thewanderingwolves90]

@Learn Spanish oh ok I've learning lol great vids BTW yours are probably the most straight forward and easiest to learn so thankyou

[@Kurdedunaysiri]

Is that Spanish of Spain ?

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

Sí

[@MendozaMichelle100]

Don’t understand graphic “I’m goint to /You’re ooing to”

[@zowiephoebe]

Are you sure you’re not Olly? 🤭

[@MadTwozOfficial]

Quedar means 'to stay' not to meet up.

[@robertoea]

that’s quedarse

[@YouCanSpeakEnglish.]

To stay behind means quedarse atrás

[@dannyjorde2677]

You're wrong.

[@donbenoit2072]

Quedar does not mean to meet up. It means to stay, be left.remain.

[@petejuneaux7549]

Damn this is a good video!! Thanks!!

[@calvindowner7996]

also quines que dosent mean you have to its tienes que