Learn Spanish: TELL HIM/HER in Spanish - Video For Fast Route to Fluency

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[@treeoflifeoutreachministri1816]

Hello sir I love this lesson, it makes one really have to listen to the Spanish that is being spoken, thank you for the repeat to give one a chance to hear what whatwas said.

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[@faridabrouwer8932]

increíble claro lección, y pronunciación que eso hace que aprender español sea más fácil para mi. muchas gracias 🙏🏻

[@leighcanham763]

Helo! I am learning through comprehensible input. It has helped me no end! But as a senior, I cannot help wanting to run before I can walk. I want to speak now! Haha... However, I do enjoy grammar and like to see how language works. 'Vamos a llegar.' for instance. The informal future feels more natural when speaking. My listening skills are improving with comprehensible input, but I try and use as many resources that are at my fingertips. --- ¡Muchas gracias por tu canal! Estoy muy contento lo encontré. Saludos desde Gales.

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Great lesson

[@scubasteve7408]

Could you please create a video on the word “ya” in Spanish? It is a tricky word that gives me trouble sometimes. I would love some clarification. Thanks

[@longhaulblue1145]

The lesson structure is brilliant. And I appreciate the fact you digressed to explain "dile a Pablo". It confused me as I was generalizing from your list.

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[@JamesCaddy007]

I’m having trouble with V why it sounds like a B and B sounds like a B Can you do a video on that please or if there is one can you please show link thank you

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[@nanahussein8158]

Can we say Di a Pablo que.

[@AtukwaseDiorlyn]

I thought luego is later

[@mechelledesigns]

I thought que means what not that.

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

qué - what //// que = that

[@lao-ce8982]

Actually in this case English is the black sheep. In many languages the subordinate clause(expressing hypothesis) is introduced by “what” or a form of that word and not “that”. For example: She said THAT she wasn’t hungry. Ella dijo QUE no tenía hambre.

[@mechelledesigns]

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[@donoyster5309]

It means both, spelt different with special E, kinda like (to and two) in English sounding the same but written different

[@elroncubano]

Lo Que is what

[@robertflint2549]

Dile que abandone estas traducciones lo antes posible.