Lo Mismo - Learn Spanish With Paul

[@el3389]

i wish Paul would put more videos up! I cant afford the course but these are by far the best videos for learning on youtube! ive learned so much

[@janeleray132]

You are definitely the BEST Spanish teacher out there. It’s the first time l haven’t been tempted to take notes. Thank you very much.

[@philo5096]

I've been watching Spanish lessons on utube for awhile now and u r the best. I finally found someone who can teach, thanx a ton.

[@irenabaradinskiene8114]

Su método de enseñanza es tan bueno, tan útil, tan brillante, que todo el tiempo después de la lección simplemente quero enviarte un mensaje con las palabras: "Eres el mejor". Saludos desde Vilnius.

[@ahmedjalilbarcelona]

I love to learn from u . your way of teaching is just awesome

[@linghuang6065]

Thank you so much Paul, you are one of the best teachers! I love your lessons 👍

[@judev867]

Love your videos Paul! I moved to DF and I tried multiple in person teachers, none have compared to your videos. I've started sharing them with friends trying to learn spanish and everyone loves them.

[@JUANGOMEZ-ys6qk]

Paul you are indeed a great teacher,you have thought me so many things that I can now interact with people in Spain,thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏

[@JackGustafson]

This is the best explanation that I have found of the difference between lo mismo, el mismo and la misma. Nice job!

[@vi2883]

Great classes, clear, professional and easy to learn. I can't wait to get to Madrid in 2 weeks... Thank you

[@dav22]

The day i found Spanish with Paul was a game changer , ive learned so much from his excellent teaching style.. Much better than the course i took in Colombia mil gracias Paul y feliz cinco de Mayo de Toronto.

[@dav22]

-i took in Colombia

[@alsaric2005]

Nice

[@michaelbeauparlant4373]

I needed to go twice through the video! It's much clearer for me now!

[@rosywilliam5611]

What an excellent teacher! Calm and clean! .Thank you Paul

[@BrandonDavis562]

These kinds of lessons seem really good at making vocabulary stick

[@Constantina25]

You are an excellent teacher! Both your English and Spanish language skills are second to none, thank you for this great job sir. Saludos de Argelia

[@mohammedkhalid262]

Thanks for your generousity Mr Paul.

[@brebrown5338]

I bought his full course and it’s really really good. I’m not disappointed at all.

[@AhmedTarek-kr9kz]

Have you tried his vocabulary course ? If so What do you think about it ?

[@brebrown5338]

@@AhmedTarek-kr9kzI just bought the vocabulary part a few weeks ago. I like it, I feel like the words are really useful. It’s made my comprehension so much better.

[@Atropin4ik]

A loved this lesson a lot. Huge help when the entire lesson dedicated to one single phrase\word ands its use.kudos

[@edelweisssymons7444]

This lesson teaches a lot of very useful language. Thank you Paul.

[@carolineburgess1557]

I'm loving these lessons as I struggle with the oral aspect of Spanish, but may I suggest that, as the sentences become longer, you make the pause slightly longer?! Just a few extra seconds would really help 😊

[@SpanishWithPaul]

Use the pause button Caroline and take all the time you need.

[@Talletc]

@@SpanishWithPaul I often listen while driving, so pausing isn't an option. She has a great suggestion.

[@renaenisbet6137]

Guys come on!! Its ridicules what you are asking .. firstly they are FREE lessons .. secondly find a more convenient time to listen to them ... you dont spit a gift horse in its face. You take and say thank you .. end of story.

[@wenhaotang2486]

You touch the Spanish is very clearly, thank you very much , mucho gracias

[@lagoavainn6395]

Bravissimo! Your teaching makes me want to approach all the five Latino languishes because of the similarities existing among them. One more time , many thanks.

[@ΜάριοςΧρυσουλάκης]

you seem to love very much what you are doing! Thank you for everything you teach us!

[@mariannasantorinaiou9025]

MR. PAUL YOU ARE THE BEST!!!!! 💗THANK YOU...

[@leddy_e_sir]

Solo quiero decirte que es muy perfecto. Muchas gracias .

[@zafarullahkhan7587]

Thank you Paul sir for loading a new lesson .you thaught this lesson very easy way

[@willtabacchi1408]

This is just a guess on my part but I believe "El vestido" is masculine because ancient Roman solders wore a sort of short skirt into battle rather than pants. In fact I bet "vestido" originally meant not "dress" but "garment". This would agree with drawings and statues of ancient men a women wearing a sort of dress rather than pants. Pants seems to be a recent invention.

[@birgittastevenson8123]

It’s just wonderful how you make learning Spanish so exciting! Thank you a million times! We are on Tenerife at the moment and we are finding that we are able to communicate with native Spanish speakers so much easier. That conversational fluency is getting closer! 😁

[@maureengittens4687]

I work with Spanish persons but ,whenever I try to speak with them ,I can't remember a thing its like my mind freezes up on me sigh I fear I may never get this language

[@shonamorrison2837]

Don’t give up. I felt the same.

[@monkeyfeeders]

I experience the same thing but keep going

[@notkevinacid]

i know i'm 2 years late, but if you or anyone reading this have problems like this, i may have some advice. so for context, i work in a mexican restaurant and i had the same problem while trying to learn, but i discovered that if you want to learn, you're going to have to commit and, at times, embarrass yourself. my advice is this (and this works best if you're in a work environment): find someone you can communicate with in ways beyond verbal language, like hand gestures. over time, you'll need to build a bridge for better communication, so point to something and say "cómo se dice?" and listen carefully, repeat it yourself, and ask them "así?" or "correcto?" the hardest part is not feeling comfortable, so if you can find just one person that you feel even just a little comfortable with, progress is well on the way.

[@Kennikus]

Wow, so helpful. Thank you and if you ever did these in German, woo!

[@palavoyz]

Gracias Senor Paul por ayudando me sobre el mismo problema yo lucho todos los dias especialmente esta frase "es lo mismo/ la misma/el mismo" este me ayudare muchisimo.

[@michaelthomas4256]

I could picture Paul’s calm voice being used in the Spanish version of a First 48 😂

[@TheLudaman141]

Gracias por poner esto claro!! I was wondering about that in my last response and somehow i knew it wasn't right, but i couldn't figure out what & why. Thanks again Paul!

[@franzhorner406]

Hola Paul, nuevamente una muy buena lección, sistemáticamente estructurada y fácil de seguir! Espero tu video todos los lunes. Blancanieves saludos desde Austria

[@shahzaibnaveed496]

Paul you are the best Now from I am able to make my own sentences

[@TokyoTom64]

Muy bien explicado, gracias

[@petejuneaux7549]

I just found your channel a few days ago!! I am loving it!

[@GlenMacDonald]

Thanks, and specifically, thanks for clarifying your (somewhat unusual) pronunciation of the letter "s" in "casa" (as "caza"). I was not aware that there is a difference between regions in how this is pronounced; I assumed it was your English accent "spilling forth". Cheers.

[@GreenGiant2007]

Thank you Paul. Lo mismo is like esto when there is no specific noun. I get it. Cheers.

[@rssachar]

Excellent.good even for dummies.easy and enjoyable.

[@DragonSkaterrr]

beginners*

[@aliciahannin2895]

Your lessons have helped me so much! Gracias!

[@ireneyap7081]

I really appreciate your teaching ways, thankyou very much for everything

[@andrewliu3687]

you should put the serial numbers to your videos according to their difficulties, so that the viewers would find them much easier

[@snowsnow5344]

The paid lessons yes

[@desihandayani2548]

I Love your lessons

[@mariposas7233]

This helped me tremendously. Thank you so very much. Saludos!

[@sandrahalfhide]

The same here I wish he would put up some more videos I cannot tbhe course.

[@JohnnyZenith]

Do you do online courses? You have the right voice and temperament.

[@normvandyke608]

Excellent lesson. Thank you Paul.

[@sheetaldevi6974]

Thank you very much for knowledge

[@theharrylaud4097]

GREAT, Well understood. Thanks once again. I've tried severally to sign up for the main course but the page is not permitting me and even if i wanna download the course book it's the same thing so please how would i go about it?

[@JamesWhite-cr5ys]

Thank you very much.😊

[@mckoylach1622]

Muchas gracias por tu leciones Espanol...

[@Shh116]

Danke paul sehr gut ❤

[@guciaglucia9441]

I love it so much. Thank you 😊

[@lagoavainn6395]

For those who are confused with the word equal and mismo, these two might be synonyms apparently, but 50 mangos and 50 apples are equally the same But are not the same fruits and qualities About numbers and qualities the difference can be surprisingly different in all the Latino languishes

[@odettefalzon180]

quiero decirte gracias la leccion es muy interesante hoy gracias da malta

[@tizianatorresan455]

Muchas gracias Paul 😃thank you very much 🙋

[@lizzie2588]

gracias este video fue de mucha ayuda

[@morrisfletcher4201]

These videos are really great!.

[@mariannasantorinaiou3535]

MUCHAS GRACIAS PAUL MUCHOS SALUDOS DE GRECIA!!!💖💖💖

[@murdude11]

Magnifico! Gracias.

[@javanregrello2378]

You make this practical and easy

[@ronanlouvel59]

Gracias por esta lección. Ha sido muy instructiva.

[@galinaleas839]

Me gusta mucho tus videos! Saludos de Estonia, tambien con nieve !

[@zakariabakier7053]

Amazing. Thank you

[@20891]

Your voice is so nice talk to me

[@robertbarbeau1956]

Nuchas gracias por tu ayuda bob

[@brentmunro5026]

Nice lesson thanks!

[@lilianaz64]

Love you ❤️ paul

[@adbeddow1]

Awesome again Paul, Thanks

[@AliciaMarkoe]

Thank you, Paul. Why don't we need a personal "a" at minute 21? "No sé si es la misma persona que antes."

[@legaleagle46]

The personal "a" is not needed here because there is no object in the sentence. "Es" is a linking verb and cannot take an object, so "la misma persona" cannot function as an obect in this sentence, and therefore, no personal "a" is needed.. "Visitar," on the other hand, DOES take an object, and its object is "la misma persona," so the personal "a" is required in that sentence.

[@Chris-lq5vg]

Hi Paul. What Spanish speaking areas/regions pronounce the letter S in Spanish more like a Z sounds in English. Some parts of Mexico? Chile?

[@carlosvenegas2186]

hola, aquí en Chile

[@najatimannajat7621]

Thank you for everthing

[@antoncero123]

Nice sir paul I was learning a lot

[@andrewthacker114]

Very good tutorial.

[@Shh116]

Danke paul

[@BlackGirlGreenThumb]

Love these thanks!

[@sandragregory7633]

You have been a great help - much thanks

[@yolettelataillde4339]

Good video

[@boob8775]

Can I say “Debo que hacer” intstead of debería?

[@davidreid7922]

Bo Ob you would just say debo hacer, i must do.... But must is deemed to be a bit too strong so the spanish say deberia

[@thekschannel8563]

Debo de hacer o debería de hacer. Do not use Debo with que. Use Debo with de.

[@thekschannel8563]

Even you can say it and write it without De . Just Debo comer or Debo dormir or Debo estudiar. Both ways are correct..... Debo de dormir or Debo dormir.

[@legaleagle46]

I've been speaking, reading, and writing Spanish for over 43 years, and I've never encountered "deber de." I've only ever encountered "deber."

[@gerardomendozas.4726]

@@thekschannel8563 Totally agree with you. Moreover is well said "Debería comer verduras" = "I should eat vegetables". In that way we are using the word "Debería" without the word "de".

[@chebby7351]

he explains clearly

[@fouad6778]

Muchas gracias

[@arliemariepaunil3959]

do you have spotify?

[@tharadon1620]

Creo que voy a comprar lo mismo que mis amigos! ^0^

[@alexiaward-gonzalez9995]

Can you also say pienso igual que tú ? I think the same as you or creo que lo mismo que tú

[@pedro-ehlamaar8084]

I think igual means identical instead of the same

[@carlosd4027]

Sí, puedes decirlo. But "I think the same as you" would be "creo lo mismo que tú" without the first "que". " -¿ Tú qué crees? ¿ Tú qué opinas? - Creo/ Opino lo mismo que tú." However you also could use "creo QUE lo mismo que tú" if, for example someone asks you "What are you gonna choose?" ( "¿qué vas a escoger?" ) and you answer "creo QUE lo mismo que tú" ( I guess the same as you)

[@jenie9779]

What is the difference between mismo y igual?

[@AngelGrelia]

It depends on the circumstance. But in general they're synonymous. _(Depende de la circunstancia. Pero en general son sinónimos)._

[@legaleagle46]

"Mismo" means "same" and "igual" means "equal."

[@karamokodrammeh2098]

hola te estraño much mi maestro

[@patchy642]

¡Es lo mismo cara día!

[@НатальяКиколенко]

Muchas gracias,Paul por otra leccion maravillosa

[@khasanmakaev733]

Nice baucous it is my thierd faring language as all

[@mobeasley8577]

Thanks

[@alsaric2005]

Hi Paul

[@amyjot5499]

In the use of que can we use como

[@legaleagle46]

Didn't Paul say that this use of "que" was an exception to the normal rule of using "como"? So my guess would be that they're not interchangeable here.

[@renaenisbet6137]

Amy .. watch the video again and turn the volume up.

[@vladyavorov3605]

I thing in this sense the word como when used like que should not be translated as as in English, but as like.

[@ShoroukA]

They're both used similarly.

[@rosebarbaro1969]

Thank you, Paul, we lost the sound see you pronto

[@michaelbeauparlant4373]

what is the difference between mismo y igual?

[@legaleagle46]

The same difference that exists between "same" and "equal" in English.

[@valeriesmithdaleus3255]

Michael Beauparlant watch

[@carlosvenegas2186]

hola, se dice o escribe " mismo E igual"....

[@trickdawg5521]

In the Dominican Republic they barely enunciate the 's' in "mismo". It sounds like "mimo".

[@dmchez]

trickdawg haha that’s not the only sound they leave out. Took me a long time to understand Dominicans

[@ninadouglas6289]

It’s not that is not pronounced, it’s just pronounced so softly and aspirated that comes out like the English “H” similar to a “jota” Spanish sound, we native speakers hear it clearly but I can see how non native speakers would have difficulty catching it.

[@lucasareco9338]

If you need translate your text from English to Spanish!!!

[@SonjaSannert]

🙏🙏🙏

[@sunildanipur4410]

Senor Paul holla soy de india .yo quiero ser tu amigo

[@maryrothera7801]

BLINDY HERE- IS Y I TYPE IN ALL CAPS SO I PUEDO LEERLO & SHORT SPEL IN INGLES TO SAVE SPACE - I'M NOT MAD - LO MISMO VIDEO - 9:15 INTO IT - VISUAL GRAPHIC - 'THE SAME' IS PRINTED TWICE - FUNNY I SAW IT AS VISUALY LIMITED - ALMOST MISD IT ... MUCHAS GRACIAS - PREFIERO MASCULIN VOICES ON VIDEOS - MAS CLARO - GRACIAS OTRA VEZ