POR and PARA Explained in an EASY Way ✅

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All but one right. Thank you

[@cachecow]

¡Sí! ¡El alemán es el idioma del amor! Achtung baby!

[@FlipPeters]

Todos. Gracias 🙏

[@jameslafeen4136]

Gracias por este video. ¡Me gusta mucho! Es muy útil.

[@edithcabrera5086]

Me gusto mucho la leccion. Gracias

[@brookenom]

Thank you! This was very helpful.

[@martind.wininger4680]

And let's not forget the dreaded... Trabajé para él. Trabajé por él. Soooo different!

[@葉柏廷-h3e]

Me gusta tanto este video útilisímo! Mil gracias!

[@TeamProU]

Great video!

[@brandon_wallace]

Es facil para los gringos mezclar "por" y "para". Gracias por este video.

[@samchangyz1974]

Awesome video

[@TheDxbrown]

Estoy estudiando español para que pueda hablar con nativos cuando viva en Mexico.

[@ulisesdiale4004]

If you made that phrase by yourself, vas por buen camino ('you're going the correct way'-you're doing fine)

[@terrylwilliams]

I actually came across this issue in a recent message to my Spanish tutor. This really helped with the clarification of when to use 'Por' or 'Para'. Thank you

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Estoy aprendiendo español para mi trabajo.

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Estoy aprendiendo español para viajar

[@hollyglaspey8667]

Hello. I am a new inner circle member. In Quizlet, I cannot find the flash cards for this video. It would be great if you added what to search in Quizlet for those of us who are trying to make use of your flashcards as well. Thanks.

[@kabir2_Redoy]

Grazie

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Estoy apriendo espanol para hablar con Antonio 😍

[@andrewwashor3590]

I got one right

[@EdwardWLTV]

I've watched about 10 videos and I still have no idea when to use which one. I just guess at this point.

[@pumasgoya]

It's by and for in most cases.

[@scottlarson1548]

The one that throws me is "por aquí" which means (I guess) "around here". I don't know how that works.

[@cgj6148]

Por aquí means over here or this way

[@scottlarson1548]

@@cgj6148 Thanks for looking it up.

[@nancyortizstudenthbhs6314]

Tu para que estudias?

[@michaelspaargaren5595]

Wow, she's gorgeous.

[@chriskeenan9532]

Three years of lessons and 360 youtube videos later I still get it wrong. English speakers should be able to say 'Pora'. This would cover both.

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Estoy aprendiento espanol para hablar con mi novio mexicano :))

[@paulbrooks9546]

The problem is when por equals the easy English For, But por es by, through and across! Para es For to be to and from me. Y él palabras porque es because y por que es for why de Inglés. pero Por que igualos inglés palavras de For What, Than, That and Why.

[@cgj6148]

Most native Spanish speakers don't know when to use por or para? Believe me, in Spain, we all know when.

[@nakulsamaddar8711]

I got confused *por* yo tomorrow cafe... Jejejej

[@williammarinelli2363]

Por or para? Dump Spanish and learn Italian: "Per" works for both.

[@latinbob6431]

"Para costear el pasaje" sounds like spanglish to me. Para financiar el pasaje - sounds better. Esta tarde, tengo que tanquear mi auto. Pure spanglish.

[@Hekilikaua]

yeah, but it's *NOT* Spanglish. Costear, as in to pay for. Could be that your English ear is interpreting it that way, but it's a real word - the same way Financiar (as in to finance) is a real word. And language continues to evolve. "Spanglish" is a growing creole language that will evolve over time. Don't knock someone else's method of communication.

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Estoy Aprendiendo Espanol para encontrar mujeres

[@mytech6779]

The uses of por and para seem arbitrary and inconsistent. ( I am accustomed to formal regular languages, the most common examples are computer programming languages. They are consistent and frequently revised for best utility. Natural languages are both inconsistent and people often reject formal revision that would reduce the inconsistency or inaccuracy. )

[@marikaserasini2315]

Very useful video! I still have some difficulties when I talk, choosing between por and para, but now not anymore! Estoy aprendiendo español para....poder mudarme en un futuro, vivir quizás en Latinoamérica y porqué me encanta😍😍😍 Por cierto, ¿podéis hacer también un video sobre las diferencia entre porque/porqué/ por que y por qué? ❤❤❤besitos😘👋👋👋

[@jamestateIII]

I have a suggetion to the team. I am studying the 100 most used words from another spanish site. Please do a video on "ha" vs "tiene" they both seem to mean the same. It says "ha" is auxillary though. This may be a good one. Gracias

[@springspanish]

Thank you for the suggestion, James! We have an upcoming video about haber & hay / habia / hubo. That may be helpful already. Once it’s out, let us know what you think about it. We are also planning a video about the most used words in Spanish.

[@jamestateIII]

@@springspanish YES! Cool...as i was reading this i was thinking, maybe they van do a series 100 most used words in Spanish. Because i think vistawide has also has a 100 most used words they break down into verbs nouns adjectives and adverbs. NICE! I am so glad to get a possibility of 2 videos.

[@jamestateIII]

Sorry for bugging you guys, i use various sites for studying. 1 site/KZbin channel has several lists of 100 phrases for different things..such as work, computer, dining...life things. Maybe a video on that. It could be a conversation video. Learning a new language is fun....however challenging, i am slightly up in age so learning new language is a big challenge

[@abhia7219]

Gracias por gran video. Todas frases fueran corretas para mi. :=)

[@jamesfreese4700]

Excellent video on two words that are used often-very straight forward!!!!

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[@kaumingo]

Been teaching Spanish to English speakers for 50 years. I synthesize por/para like this. PARA=future. POR=past. Does that work for you?? Para= arrow to future. Por=arrows l.& r.

[@theferalaeroshow]

6:18 if I I personally had to guess, "por mi juevos" would equate to "deez nutz" lol... we got yall ❤️

[@sharonkaysnowton]

Mariana- Thank you/ Gracias for the way you explained the use of "por" and "para".

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I got almost everything wrong in the quiz

[@davidmc8411]

“Memorize them all” isn’t really a trick

[@garrymontgomery2033]

Ah, Mariana, I think you dumbed down "Por mis huevos". I understand it's used to indicate determination as: If it's the last thing I do/ come hell or high water/ I have the guts/balls to do it!

[@ulisesdiale4004]

Here's a hint: "por qué" means 'why', but literally 'because of what', using the preposition "por"

[@charlesklein1025]

Great lesson thank you so much I like the examples in the reasons

[@sherylpayne5851]

Please speak more slowly

[@ozzyhouston2535]

The visual aid really helps!

[@edwardmoran1739]

I use a reverse chunk logic where I know all the por uses and if my sentence does not fit por, I figure it must be para. There is one situation where the rules are fuzzy, para = for the purpose of and por= for the sake of. Good luck trying to figure these two uses. Nobody seems to explain these very well.

[@silvestrenet]

For the purpose of literally means : para el propósito or por el proposito but the translation is "A fin de" we don't use : "por el propósito de". Remember some expressions doesn't make sense in one language or another. With the purpose of : con el propósito de = a fin de = for the purpose of. For the sake of good : por el amor de Dios In Spanish with don't use "sake" as you use in English sake(benefit, welfare, reason, motive, good or right) in Spanish with use "amor" "love" instead of sake. That's why we use "por" instead of "para"

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Does any one know if these flashcards are available offline? I've tried to email and message the Spring Spanish website, but haven't heard back :(

[@springspanish]

Hi Brianna! Yes, they're available to study offline in 2 different flashcard apps (Quizlet and Brainscape)! 🔥