Learn Spanish: Top MUST KNOW Meanings of Spanish Word QUE

[@yakovmusa3220]

This was so helpful, thank you so much

[@hanna0322]

What an amazing 'que' lesson! I'll watch all your videos.

[@shedozewar5883]

Yes this is VERY helpful. It puts me in the mind of Spanish with Paul how useful this channel is. They both have a similar accent so I’m assuming great teachers come from their region. I’m thankful for both.

[@ok_star81]

¡Qué rica la lección! Quiero aprender más. Gracias.

[@zekeduchati6057]

OMG!! THANK YOU!! all these single words with multiple meanings are killing me!! You just got a NEW SUBSCRIBER!!🙌🙏❤🇨🇷

[@halaad4324]

VERY WELL EXPLAINED! Thank you

[@2000hockeymom]

One of the best on line Spanish classes/channels out there. I've used apps, but the most I have learned is from this channel. Love the narrator and the structure. Mucho gracias

[@juanel153]

muchas gracias

[@mohdalijohar3647]

Gracias por este video , me ayudarlo mucho aprender en espanol,acabo de saber muchas palabras en este video

[@scotscub76]

Estoy cerca de comprar tu curso porque cada video que veo me enseña mucho pero es muy fácil. Gracias.

[@marcelociarro8527]

Felicitaciones, escribes muy bien en Español ,sin ningún error ortográfico.

[@paws276]

Nice way to explain Spanish grammar. Love it

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

¿Qué quieres? Yes this excellent channel. Thank you. Muchas gracias.

[@janiceferguson344]

I am very pleased with all your videos. Some are review for me, but it's all very helpful, and I am progressing .....muchas gracias!

[@kvet66]

I stumbled onto your channel and well I have to say this has helped me a lot I know the words and the way you break it down works. great Job thanks so much I have subscribed and I will watch all of your vids .

[@suzettegreen1701]

I needed this so much! Thank you!

[@melonieforbes4973]

Muy interesante clase Yo aprender mucho

[@Yadanar-t1u]

Thank you so much for your effort

[@olliej4424]

I love this channel

[@CleonaPattersoneFluentEnglish]

Gracias por este vídeo excelente.👍 ¿Qué me dices? (= what?) ¿La palabra QUE puede significar muchas cosas distintas? ¡Al lío! Supongo que con mucha práctica podré usarla correctamente (= that.) 🥴 Lo que necesito es usarla cómo una nativa (= what.) ¡Es que los españoles la usan tanto! (= the thing is ...) 👊 Pero, poco a poco es menos difícil para mi entenderla que hace un año (= than.)😜 No obstante, soy menos lista que muchos estudiantes (= than.) 🤣 Lo que tengo que hacer es seguir escribiendo ejemplos.🎯 ¡Qué sorpresa! (= what a!)😱 ¡Que pronto domine esta palabra QUE! (= sunjuntivo)🙏

[@spiritx412]

Estoy feliz porque las frases que escribiste yo entendí perfectamente

[@CleonaPattersoneFluentEnglish]

@@spiritx412 👍😉

[@dovirequena4717]

Brilliant...thank you...so well explained!!

[@brandonyam9294]

Thank you very much for the lesson. It helps me a lot.

[@keltniramirez6699]

Among us

[@lang6682]

Very well done!!

[@thomasjmj3578]

You got one more subscriber! keep the good job!

[@SalsaChickNik]

Thanks very much. I found this incredibly helpful. And I love your clear English and very natural sounding Spanish pronunciation.

[@mihaelatudor2417]

I very much appreciate your lessons. They are indeed very useful. If I may make a suggestion though: please add the terminations for feminine adjectives by the side of the usual masculine which you use. I have long been learning to say/ repeat the masculine (ex:Soy mas guapo que Juan) , until I realized that I should have used “soy mas guapa que...”. :)))))))

[@yigozer]

It was really helpful. Thanks a lot.

[@janicek6603]

This is so clear, thank you.

[@aslanifaramarz6291]

Great and very useful lesson. Muchas gracias.

[@marcelociarro8527]

Lección muy buena y útil. Thank you very much.

[@janstrip8926]

Gracias por la leccion😁

[@lucystevens1588]

Gracias. Muy util.

[@marcelociarro8527]

Te falta el acento en la U.

[@stanleyfernando1528]

Simple and good

[@karimahfb2878]

Very useful channel, keep it up!

[@amelian9677]

I love these.

[@bachbabendreier6104]

Question... It's what I feel Es lo que me siento o Es lo que siento I understand that "I" is implied with the "o" at the end of siento. However I was told that any time you use a feeling.. like.. encanta, siento, gusta... you must use te, me, or se.. Can anyone offer clarification please? Thanks

[@amelian9677]

Bach Babendreier I’m not sure myself, I hope someone answers because I would like to know too.

[@bachbabendreier6104]

@@amelian9677 I asked a friend who speaks Spanish. He basically said when lo que is being uses negate me, te, se.

[@amelian9677]

Bach Babendreier cool, thank you for that!

[@marcelociarro8527]

Amelia,me gustaría que me cuentes si es difícil aprender Español. También me gustaría saber por qué quieres aprender español y cuánto tiempo hace que lo empesaste a estudiar. Greetings from the South of South America.

[@IntendJOY]

this guy is good. I just wish his conjugation lists contained examples. It is impossible to know what these terms of conjugation mean. How to use the verb. Compared to english

[@y93a81]

Can u tell me why did we use que alone in the middle of the sentence when u said when it’s in the middle we should add lo to be lo que? Please help me!!😔

[@MustangDesudiroz]

thx a lot

[@warrendourond7236]

What about “tienes que”?

[@GoldenRetrievers4President]

Can you say “Creo es interesante.” If you want to say I think it’s interesting without the “that” or que? OR do you have to say “Creo que”?

[@ericbaugher]

I just watched this one again and this time noticed that a little bit of subjunctive was thrown in.

[@akwjq2082]

Spanish to hard for me 😕

[@thaiCase]

Grammar, please.😄

[@arnietwo11]

Gracias, pero en las ultimas frases, porque no usáste "se" con venga ?? Se espere, se vaya pero solo venga !

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

The other two are 'reflexive verbs' so need the se. It sounds complicated, but it isn't once you learn in steps.

[@arnietwo11]

@@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish maybe its a bit too advanced for your chanel but esperar and ir are not reflexive same as venir, so i am still wondering why first 2 were in reflexive form of the subjuctive and venir was only subjunctive ??

[@LearnSpanishLearnSpanish]

@@arnietwo11 When esperar and ir are reflexive the meaning changes. So irse is to leave or to go away, not just to go (ir). Esperarse is to hold on or wait a bit, not wait for (esperar). In the example given they are all in the subjunctive, the non subjunctive or indicative would be se espera, se va and viene. Hope that helps.

[@marcelociarro8527]

Tienes un muy buen profesor. Hazle caso. El Español es un idioma difícil de aprender para los que hablan Inglés, pero vale la pena por qué se habla en muchos países.. Un saludo desde Argentina.

[@waynemorris6622]

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[@lilygriffin5170]

Very helpful! But Tu eres muy lento.

[@waynemorris6622]

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