Past tense Spanish Lesson-WEBINAR (Preterite, Imperfect, Present perfect and pluperfect)

[@Gdeluume]

Este es un video muy bién. Soy gringo en California y me voy a México por dos meses pronto. Hay agujeros en mi conocimiento de español y estas lecciones me ayuda mucho. Muchas gracias!!

[@taniahgreat9403]

the best Spanish teacher

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Thank you again, Taniah. We are happy you are part of our Spanish learning community. Keep learning with us!

[@donnieparis8239]

Hola buenos dias me llamo Donnie de Canada. Yo me aprendiendo espanol todos los dias con su ayuda gracias por todo.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hola Doonie, me alegra que aprendas a diario conmigo.

[@Robertsdogs]

This was very, very good. I watched the entire webinar. I learned a great deal! Thanks so much.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

You bet Robert! Glad it was helpful :)

[@shmema12]

estoy muy contento porque conocia este canal de youtube

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Yo también estoy contenta de que veas nuestro canal.

[@misstango1001]

Thank you. I was able to to. Learn more here than four years in high school

[@pamalogy]

Muy bien. Eres la sola nativa hablita que entiendo casi todo que dices quando escucho.

[@alicemayfield6545]

Gracias Andrea. Disfrute el video. Tengo que estudiarla 7 veces mas.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Es con mucho gusto :)

[@sevs802]

Thank you so much for all your content. It’s helping me immensely. By the way, (22:22) we do say in English “we have loved” or “I have loved.” For example, “Since I was young, I have loved to swim” would be a perfectly fine sentence. Keep up the good work!

[@SpanishlandSchool]

I'm so happy to heat that our videos are helping you so much! Thank you for the example, it makes total sense.

[@lovemesomepollo]

So helpful to categorize the Present Perfect and Pluperfect as part of the past tense! Thanks again!

[@marcellafelice3776]

Andrea…. You are an amazing teacher…. Love u to bits!!!!

[@SpanishlandSchool]

haha Thank you Marcella!

[@cautioussteve]

Thank you so much for this! It’s the first time I really started to understand when to use the different tenses.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

You're very welcome! It makes me happy to hear that :) Now practice, practice, practice!

[@zakhpeterson1780]

Muchisimas gracias!! You helped me understand the difference between the two in 30 minutes. Where I couldn't learn it in a semester in high school!

[@SpanishlandSchool]

haha well I am glad! I hope you keep on learning with us.

[@MariaLourdes-uj7ne]

¡ mucha buenas noche ! Andrea ,mi gustó mucho de es o Coréia ,nunca tenias escuchado una explicación tan perfecta com esa que explicaste ,sobe -los ,imperfectos ,me gustö mucho de verdad .soy Maria de Lourdes ,desde Brasil .

[@MariaLourdes-uj7ne]

Perdón por los errores muchas gracias por lo vidéo ,muy importante para min.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

No te preocupes por los errores, no hay problema. Me pone feliz que te haya gustado esta lección.

[@misstango1001]

Could never understand the different past tenses. You made it so clear.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Great to hear! Make sure to practice a lot :)

[@oransherf1089]

@@SpanishlandSchool very good lesson q whats the palabra clave mean;; gracias;;

[@hamadafathy3776]

Muchas gracias!

[@portugaltaviranasyf2403]

El mejor profesora en el youtup

[@SpanishlandSchool]

¡Gracias por tu comentario!

[@oliviertaissidre9416]

esta clase fue muy util para mi muchas gracias ;)

[@SpanishlandSchool]

¡Es con mucho gusto!

[@oransherf1089]

@@SpanishlandSchool grasias

[@MrJohnaiton]

estuvo muy util?

[@4mattb]

Thanks Andrea and Nate! I have been going through your videos and podcasts. They are very helpful.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

You are so welcome Matt! I'm glad you like our videos and most importantly, that they help you!! That's what we're here for :)

[@musasowe6690]

Realmente eres mejor el mundo

[@SpanishlandSchool]

¡Muchas gracias!

[@karenkill5592]

Este video me ayudó mucho! Buenos ejemplos.... gracias!

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Con mucho gusto Karen.

[@margaretsundariphillips478]

Hi Andrea. Can I say? Cuando yo era niña solia comer huevos cada noche. The sentence in English was : When I was a child, I used to eat eggs every night.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi Margaret! The only correction I have for you is "todas las noches" en lugar de "cada noche".

[@azariahsego-wallace2015]

estoy aprendiendo mucho, graicas!

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Qué bueno que estés aprendiendo mucho.

[@ΠαναγιωτηςΦωτοπουλος-ψ1γ]

muchas gracias por tu ayuda!!!!

[@SpanishlandSchool]

¡Con mucho gusto!

[@taniat8788]

I love your teaching so much! Thank you very much!!

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Thank you Tania! I'm happy to hear you are learning with us :)

[@lovemesomepollo]

Chock full of good stuff. Will have to rewatch this. Thank you!

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi! Yes, a lot of info, take your time as you rewatch it :)

[@oransherf1089]

@@SpanishlandSchool q what is clave?;

[@Jellyonpizza]

Mil gracias!!

[@SpanishlandSchool]

¡Con gusto! Gracias por vernos.

[@wahlee3013]

As a beginner, I only use 100% imperfect and 0% preterite, why? There are only 3 irregulars in the imperfect : 1) ir 2)ser 3) ver. The rest are regulars endings ar verbs => aba er / ir verbs => ia On top of this, there are no stem changes in the Imperfects while the Preterite has 1000’s . I will fix with proper past tense, years in the future, when I get better at it.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hello! Of course! It takes time, patience and practice. And also a lot of work! Keep it up :)

[@paulharvey7278]

me encantan los videos y podcasts, muchas gracias!

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hola Paul. Me alegra mucho que te guste nuestro material. Dinos que otros temas quieres aprender. :)

[@paulharvey7278]

gracias -- le envié a Nate una idea sobre un video corto sobre expresiones del clima, especialmente en el pasado, como "it has been nice [warm/cold/windy/etc] here lately" y expresiones así.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hola de nuevo. Claro, tengo ese video en mi lista. Voy a tratar de hacerlo muy pronto porque tengo otros videos por publicar. Muchas gracias por la sugerencia.

[@paulharvey7278]

gracias por responderme. ¡sigue el gran trabajo! lo agradezco mucho

[@Bethechange]

Muchas muchas gracias desde alemania

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Es un gusto para mí! :)

[@jayarkeita]

Hi Andrea :) can you make more webinar like this? I found your webinar very helpful!!

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hello Jay! I am happy to hear these help you so much. We will definitely be doing more of these.

[@efesonmez7662]

Estoy de acuerdo contigo

[@radygaga4089]

Por favor, necesito una lección sobre "ya".

[@alcatraz9870]

Muchas Gracias Andrea !

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Es un placer poder ayudarte.

[@Angrymobs62]

I find your content very useful. I live in Alabama. I used to live OR I lived in Puerto Rico in 🇵🇷 80s and I am still learning! Keep it up!

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Learning is a life long process, isn't it? Thank you for learning with us :)

[@laazizlahcen6262]

Hola La explicación es simple pero muy útil Quiero solo corregir la traducción: did you find the keys? where were them? where were they? as a subject not as an object Muchisimas gracias de Marruecos

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi! Sorry about that. Thank you so much! :)

[@richardmcgrath7959]

So would it be right to say Despues del paseo ellos estuvieron cansados

[@SpanishlandSchool]

I'd say "Después del paseo ellos estaban cansados" o "El paseo los cansó mucho".

[@jcrane45585]

Helping with the English part of your explanation around @42:20. Use hace when you would say have in English and use hacìa when you would say had in English. Or in this case,... haven't visited... hace mucho tiempo. OR hadn't visited....hacìa mucho tiempo.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Thank you, I appreciate your input!

[@valeriaVPV]

hasia would be ...*have been* right?I m a bit cofused here i think is not well transleted in English but i think i get most of what u have said. Gracias

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi Valeria! You mean HACÍA? As in "Hacía mucho tiempo que no la veía" (It's been a long time since I've seen her)? If so, the answer is yes.

[@valeriaVPV]

@@SpanishlandSchool i figure it out. Gracias por responderme. Tus videos son utiles..Gracias

[@ellisiajohnson8848]

This video is amazing

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi Ellisia! Hopefully this helped you get a better sense of the past tenses, I know they can be challenging.

[@bhd201]

Qué buena lección.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

¡Gracias por tu correo!

[@kenzamotivation9408]

Me.fascina mucho

[@SpanishlandSchool]

¡Gracias por tu comentario!

[@Revoswathead]

Great video

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Thank you! I hope you learned something new :)

[@Revoswathead]

@@SpanishlandSchool yes I learned alot you're a great teacher.

[@niccolowadia3761]

Hola Andrea , do you have a lesson on " Sequence of Tenses " ?? in spanish ?? Gracias

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi Niccolo. Not specifically but we do have videos on how to use the subjunctive For example. Check them out and let me know if they helped!

[@niccolowadia3761]

@@SpanishlandSchool Hola Andrea , I would like to know about the Indicatives , even if you can give me " the Present ,Past & the Conditionals " in the Main Clause , what tenses you use in the Subordinate Clauses for each tense ..Gracias

[@iancopperfield9488]

These are all useful and good contents! keep up with the awesome work!

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hola! Thanks for the comment, I am happy that you liked the video. Please let me know what other topics you would like me to teach :)

[@broytingaravsol]

loving all the examples phrases, muchas gracias

[@SpanishlandSchool]

De nada! Thank you for watching.

[@youssefwardan8113]

muchas gracias

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Es un placer.

[@kennj9529]

Hola, Andrea. Me encantan tus videos!!! En12:23, hay un error en ingles. "Did you find the keys?--Where were them?" La expresion correcta en ingles es, "Did you find the keys?---Where were THEY." Miles de gracias de EEUU!!!! Te lo agradezco mucho!!!

[@SpanishlandSchool]

+Ken, muchas gracias por tu comentario. Whoops!!! Si, tienes razon, que error tn bobo. Gracias por tu observacion. Con mucho gusto! Dime que otros temas quieres que tratemos. And we have a webinar tonight at 8:30 EST on "How to improve your Listening and Speaking Skills". Make sure you sign up for it here: app.webinarjam.net/register/42242/5b4f1f07bb

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hola Ken, I don't now why I never saw this comment. Thanks so much for correcting the mistake, you are right. Con mucho gusto! Please let me know what other topics you want me to teach on :)

[@9892520439]

Can you please provide a separate lesson on preterito perfecto & Imperfecto with examples like this in live

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi Ketan. Have you seen these? kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4bWfGaEaNaDmck kzbin.info/www/bejne/i32pqZKZqdh3o9k I hope this helps!

[@SekinaAl]

At 12:23 it says where were them... where it should actually say where were they ...

[@SpanishlandSchool]

oops, my mistake. Sorry about that!

[@mygrc9311]

Lol. Yeah I am a native English speaker and I was thinking maybe she knows better since she is a teacher. 😆 Maybe it is “them” I had to pause the video and look at the coments about this because I had my doubts. But she does an excellent job!

[@willb440]

at 29:03 why are you not using Fue?

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi Will, you use the verb ESTAR in this case because you're talking about something that is temporal, something that is not a permanent state or an essential quality or an absolute truth.

[@MeowPictures]

Muchas gracias Andrea, es un video muy útil, muy claro y entiendo todas las reglas. Solo tengo una pregunta sobre una cosa. En el video dijiste "¿Cómo fue la fiesta?" ('ser') y en la respuesta "La fiesta estuve buena." ('estar'). ¿Por qué es así? ¿Es porque la pregunta es solo general?

[@eliewardan4482]

gracias

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Es con mucho cariño :)

[@havad3938]

Even though decir and doy are not related, the various forms throw me off. Possibly consider a lesson with these two. :-)?

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Definitely! Thank you for the suggestion, Havad :)

[@grammarbyyogeshsojitra4906]

I want your podcast episode How may I get it?

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi! Our podcast is called espanolistos and you can find it here www.espanolistos.com/

[@grammarbyyogeshsojitra4906]

@@SpanishlandSchool thank you

[@tromboneJTS]

Andrea, at 00:45 I got caught up on the sentence "Le ha enseñado a niños..." Why do you use "le" instead of "les" ? Are collective groups like children (or adolescents, or adults) considered to be singular here? It made me wonder if it was a concept similar to "la gente" In English we would use plural. "I have taught English to adults." would be "I have taught them English." Would you say "Le he enseñado Inglés a adultos."

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Yes, that is correct. That is a great analysis, you are right, we can say LE in this case because "los niños" or "los adultos" is seen as ONE GROUP OF PEOPLE, so yes, it does work the same as when we say "LA GENTE" or "LA POLICÍA". Good job, you got it right!

[@MrJohnaiton]

thanks for noticing that

[@drjanoshorvath]

12.32 Where were them? (the keys) Cute...🙃 Pero muchas gracias senorita!

[@MrJohnaiton]

thanks for another great video! When you said "fue un viaje muy divertido" would it have been possible to say "estuvo un viaje muy divertido" ?

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi John! We are happy you liked the video :) You could use ESTUVO if you connect the verb with the adjective: El viaje ESTUVO muy divertido. I hope this helps!

[@joepardo4807]

Hola Andrea, cómo diferente es español de Columbia y España 🇪🇸 Vivo en España

[@danbalogh22]

Me encantan tus webinars, Andrea. Son super instructivos. Una duda: en el punto de 35:40 hay dos oraciones «Cuando llegué, la fiesta estaba comenzando» y «Todos estaban bailando». Mi duda es, ¿puedo decir también «Cuando llegué, la fiesta comenzaba» y «Todos bailaban»? ¿O tienen significados diferentes?

[@SpanishlandSchool]

+Dan lo entendiste super bien. Si tu puedes decirlo de esa forma tambien y significa lo mismo. Muy buen estudiante. Puedes decirle de esa manera ya que eran acciones continuas en el pasado, pero la mayoria de gente no lo diria asi porque la fiesta solo sucedio una vez y no se repitio muchas veces en el pasado lejano. Si se esta hablando de una fiesta que tuvo lugar ayer o hace algunos dias la gente diria :«Cuando llegué, la fiesta estaba comenzando» y «Todos estaban bailando». Dime si tienes mas dudas

[@ribet101]

@@SpanishlandSchool if we could Drew not disturb

[@ribet101]

Do not brehno

[@ribet101]

@@SpanishlandSchool I I

[@jameswoodmancy5856]

Hola! tengo una pregunta..when would you ever use viví since to live somewhere is always a continuous action so you would always use vivia?

[@MeowPictures]

When it's a certain time period for example. When it has a beginning and an end like 'Yo viví allí por un mes.'

[@pepechucksito]

Sometimes both... Cuando yo vivía Cuando yo viví......it is the same expresion Vivía is past Viví is past too. But if you say the phrase.... I lived the experience(one time)or more times Yo viví la experiencia( 1 time) Yo vivía la experiencia(any times)once....once....once again

[@mathematix-rodcast]

The example of "...la puerta estaba abierta..." is not an action. It is in point of fact a state and is the result of a completed action. The completed action is la puerta fue abierta and the resultant state is estaba abierta. Once the motion of opening the door has come to a stop, the non-actional state begins. It is the same as ser casado and estar casado. The action is ser casado and the resultant non-actional state is estar casado. Estar literally refers to a state or status.

[@brianerpelding]

Andrea, you and nate have been in love since you were very little. How sweet is that. Habla bastante bien, nunca he oido algo que no lo entendí, o que pensé necesitío attention. Ohala que hablaré español como usted sepa hablar engles.. Gracias.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Thank you Brian!

[@korruptnovellst4751]

Trabajas en una escuela tambien?

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Trabajamos en nuestra escuela, Spanishland School.

[@JA-jh5gr]

This video is priceless

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Happy to help!

[@chrismosley409]

so, how would you ask "how was the party?" como estaba o como estuvo la fiesta

[@SpanishlandSchool]

¿Cómo estuvo la fiesta? Because this event started and ended in the past. Thank you for watching, Chris!

[@chrismosley409]

Ok gracias.

[@KMO325]

I was wondering if you could explain or clarify when to use "muy" and when to use "tan"? This has been causing me some confusion lately.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hola KMO, thanks for the suggestion, I just put that on my videos to do list, I will make that video soon after I publish others that are pending . Un abrazo.

[@nithinbs2543]

So quiero aprender fue and other past tenses..

[@SpanishlandSchool]

I hope you keep on watching and learning with us!

[@1suvorov]

Hello Andrea)! Happy New Year)!!! thank you very much for your help. I have one question, please. When you were describing the party you you said: "la fiesta estaba buena hasta que Ana llego". But when you were describing the day you said: "Era un dia lluvioso cuando el llego a Nueva York". In both cases you were describing a noun (substantive) and both cases were temporary. Why in the first case you used verbo estar, and at the second case you used verbo ser??? Thank you. Slava.

[@jcrane45585]

Always use ser with time (day, month, time of day). Estar with events. Even though both of those things are temporary.

[@msessenceofreality]

Where is the donate button?🎵🤔

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi! Here you go, thank you! www.espanolistos.com/transcripts/

[@nithinbs2543]

Confused with estuve and fue... Help me plzzzzz

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi! Did you watch our Ser vs. Estar video?

[@Erik_C_251]

Estar means to be (temporarily) and ser means to be (permanently) Yo estoy en el trabajo (I’m at work...temporarily) Yo soy hombre (I’m a man...permanently)

[@aarongrootenboer8745]

Why does every translator give me this sentence using the present progressive? It doesnt seem to fit any of the rules:: En total yo pasé sobre cuatro años trabajando y viajando a varios paises del mundo. what is it called when you use the "ando" ending without estar? are you allowed to use ando or iendo in other situations?

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi Aaron, thank you for your question. When a verb ends in -ANDO or -ENDO is in 'gerundio', aka present progressive. It can be used in the construction ESTAR+VERBO+ING but also it can be used with other verbs. A few of them are PASAR, SEGUIR and CONTINUAR. 1) Yo pasé 4 horas estudiando - I spent 4 hours studying. 2) Tú debes continuar estudiando - You must continue studying. 3) Tú debes seguir estudiando - You must keep studying. These are the 3 most common verbs used with the gerundio. I hope this helps!

[@valeriaVPV]

where were they, not them (the key)s!

[@Involuntary_Celebrate]

i was hoping it wasnt just me :)

[@marlenekoons9545]

Escuche otra vez....hay las claves a través del video.

[@danr4746]

Great lesson but the sound breaks up half way through

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi Dan, yes, I apologize for that. Our newer videos don't have that problem anymore. Thanks for being part of our community!

[@raffieyeah]

nate se dio cuenta de que nos habiamos quedado (dormidas). why using "dormidas"?

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi David! 'Dormidas' is the past participle, it means ASLEEP. So, Nate realized we had fallen asleep.

[@es4666]

The keys? Where were THEY?

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Thank you!

[@benmaclean2789]

@@SpanishlandSchool Yeah, it's weird. You would say "Where were they?" but say "Where did you find them?"

[@korruptnovellst4751]

'i got home' tripped me over. That's more colloquial almost ebonics than correct English. I don't know, it might be correct but it rubs me the wrong way.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Thank you Hylas, I think you might be right.

[@korruptnovellst4751]

@@SpanishlandSchool you know when something feels wrong, but you're not sure ? That's how the construction struck me. My advice, avoid using the word 'got' although I know many use the word to achieve fluency.

[@selenepasiphae2067]

No estoy de acuerdo completamente con la frase "la fiesta estuvo buena y todos estaban divirtiendose". Yo diria lque la fiesta estuvo buena y estuvieron divirtiendose PUNTO. Digo esto porque si dices "estaban divirtiendose", implica que vas a decir algo que interrumpira esa accion. O sea: "La fiesta estaba buena y todos estaban divirtiendose hasta que llego la policia." O "La fiesta estuvo buena y todos estuvieron divirtiendose/ se divirtieron." De hecho, estaria de acuerdo con la frase si la hubieras dividido en dos frases.

[@AG-gv9cb]

Can you say "La fiesta fue beuna...

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi! "La fiesta ESTUVO buena" is the correct way of saying that.

[@MrJohnaiton]

I guess...? it's possible to say "La fiesta estaba buena y todos estaban divirtiendose" but it implies things might change "La fiesta estaba buena y todos estaban divirtiendose pero de pronto llegue Mazarov"

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Exactly. One correction:...pero de repente LLEGÓ Mazarov." Well done with the example!

[@TheRoseReport]

where were they? this in incorrect

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Oops!

[@es4666]

Where were they (the keys). Is correct.

[@nicedog1]

In English we wouldn’t say ‘Where were them?’, we would say ‘Where were they?’ Sorry if I sound a smart arse and I expect you know this now anyway. I just felt that I ought to mention it.

[@bobby141ful]

Hola

[@SpanishlandSchool]

¡Hola!

[@bushranaaz3584]

@28:08 is it comenzando or comenzado?

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi! La fiesta estaba comenzando. The party was starting.

[@amateur_artist4795]

I’m not understanding...to much happening for me 😅

[@SpanishlandSchool]

It's ok. It takes time and it's a lot of information to take in. Keep working hard!

[@blud7508]

0:23 boka sho te amo siempre te sigo a todos lados de corazon ponga mas huevos por que a boka lo queremos

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Muchas gracias por comentar Roberto, espero que disfrutes nuestros vídeos.

[@priscilaoliveira5720]

ANTES DE LA FIESTA EMPEZAR LOS INVITADOS YA HABIAN LLEGADO. CUANDO ERA NINA JUGABA CON MIS AMIGUITOS. VOLVI A MI CASA ANTES DE LA FIESTA TERMINAR. HOY POR LA MANANA HE SALIDO MUY RAPIDO.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Muy bien hecho!

[@priscilaoliveira5720]

LAS FIESTAS ERAN BUENAS. MIS VACACIONES FUERAN GENIALES. AYER VISITE A MI ABUELITA. TODA SEMANA HE IDO AL CINE. ESTABA LEYENDO CUANDO ME LLAMARON POR EL TELEFONO.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Que buenas oraciones!

[@9892520439]

Am i the only one who found this little difficult i think would need to practice much...

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hi Ketan! You are definitely not alone. This is a difficult subject. It does require a lot of practice, be patient and keep working hard :)

[@9892520439]

@@SpanishlandSchool Muchas gracias por sus deseos y siempre ayudarnos por sus videos... es muy servicial!

[@lianavercammen3524]

Hay un error creo...dormidos en lugar de dormidas

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Gracias por tu comentario Liana.

[@lianavercammen3524]

Andrea puedes enseñarnos el estilo indirecto por favor? Juan dice tengo hambre. Juan dice que tiene hambre. Juan dijo que tenía hambre. .hasta con al subjuntivo.🤗

[@MrJohnaiton]

So it would be strange to use "Estaba" when talking about what something was like and then stop...... La fiesta estaba buena. Y.....Que mas ?

[@SpanishlandSchool]

You got it!

[@MrJohnaiton]

@@SpanishlandSchool thanks!

[@abid95003]

Me gustan tus videos de youtube. Pero hablas demasiado en inglés. Es innecesario y distrae. Por favor use solo español en los videos. A menudo se utiliza el Inglés 'see' y que es una gran distracción.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Muchas gracias por tu recomendación Abid, la tendré en cuenta.

[@rehanhaider9262]

¿No puedo decir que cuando era el niño yo solía a comer huevos todas las noches?

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Sí, puedes decir esto.

[@adriandudley9745]

No puedo ver un lugar para dar dinero en su sitio.

[@SpanishlandSchool]

gracias por tu deseo de apoyarnos, claro que puedes donar, solamente tienes que ir a esta página: www.espanolistos.com

[@adriandudley9745]

Gracias por la información!

[@SpanishlandSchool]

@@adriandudley9745 es un gusto.

[@dnlw1l5on]

Life's too short for all this, no wonder English speakers give up on it. 😕

[@SpanishlandSchool]

+Dave you are right but anyone can achieve anything if they really want to, so Spanish really is just another difficult thing which can be achieved. Please let me know what other topics you want to learn. Hey. are you part of our community yet? Make sure you get subscribed to our official website so that you receive our weekly material , podcast episode and updates. Here: spanishlandschool.com/

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Estas en lo cierto Andrew. Please let me know what other topics you want to learn. Hey. are you part of our community yet? Make sure you get subscribed to our official website so that you receive our weekly material , podcast episode and updates. Here: spanishlandschool.com/

[@zacharywilson1900]

We have all the same stuff in English! Please don't give up!

[@SpanishlandSchool]

Hola Zachary! Yes you are right, it all depends on the practice. Please let me know what other topics you want to learn. Hey. are you part of our community yet? Make sure you get subscribed to our official website so that you receive our weekly free material , podcast episode and updates. Here: spanishlandschool.com/

[@NCbassfishing24]

Life is the longest thing you'll ever experience, my friend. Great webinar--thank you!

[@hkizzle4869]

Andrea you never go back to preterit videos like this one on your new videos

[@SpanishlandSchool]

We're working hard trying to update some of the old videos and making new ones :)

[@hkizzle4869]

@@SpanishlandSchool ok thank you