Lesson 5 : Saber and Conocer

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This was a fun lesson! It took me a couple of weeks between the Saber part, and the Conocer part, because I learned all about the various verbs that require De or that take random prepositions, such as verbs of beginning and verbs of learning or teaching LOL. My notes! ack.

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Thank you!

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Hi Paul. These lessons are super useful. I cherish them a lot. I have reviewed this particular lesson thrice and each time I found something new: a new perspective. I really value the time you invest to help beginners like myself. I have struggled with learning this language over the years moreso since I lived in the only South American country, Guyana, whose language is predominantly English and I yearned to learn another language. I have often thrown in the towel but now with your recent compilation of lessons to assist beginners as well as your previous series of 34 lessons, I am able to retrieve the towel and continue on my language learning journey. I am glued to this new series of videos. Mil gracias por tu ayuda y espero que sigas continuar con estos videos. espero que sigas

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Typo the last three words should be ignored.

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I am glad to hear that you found the towel you threw down all those years before...lol. Thanks for taking the time to leave positive feedback about the course. When I hear from someone who finds value in the lessons, it gives me motivation to keep adding new lessons to the course.

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Hi Prof. I have reviewed all five lessons again, not consecutively though. I have just completed review of lesson 5 in preparation for lesson 6 when it comes out and observed that in lesson 4 the greeting " En que le puedo servir" is the formal way of greeting someone in seeking to help that person with some kind of service. The 'le' in that expression is not a pronoun. I have seen this expression before but in reviewing lesson 5 on the use of the D.O the light bulb shone even brighter. Thanks Prof and I eagerly await lesson 6 while continuing to put at work the tools of your previous lessons in conjunction with the lessons on those brief sentence starters. Cabe mencionar que eres un profesor par excelente. A jugzar por tu experiencia estoy en buenas manos. Mil gracias por todas tu ayuda.

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*toda tu ayuda.

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