Por vs para - the other uses

[@realfastspanish]

How did you find the uses of por vs para compared to my last video on por vs para?

[@shamimgough1714]

Your the first to reassure us that por and para is not just for beginners as they do in my Spanish clases in Spain. I thought I was a idiot for not understanding it. Keep these videos up

[@kristenp5835]

These two videos are the clearest explanations I have ever hear on this topic. Gracias mucho 😊

[@bellegott3005]

I really love the examples you use and how they are real sentences people have said and that you include that clip

[@dijonsimcock12345]

I love that you speak so clearly. I know it's not "normal" speech, but it's good to hear how it should be!

[@Husam.dheisat]

It's very useful for people who can understand English but at the same time, it is not their first language.

[@jamesfreese4700]

Good video as always!!!

[@brittonolet]

Very helpful and informative. I would say that the uses of por vs para in this video make more natural sense as an English speaker than the uses from the previous video. Both of them were very helpful to bring some understanding and clarity.

[@misstango1001]

Ever video works so well. This ties all the other two videos. Great job. Fantastic

[@shannon2003]

I really liked this one.

[@georgeh1352]

I found this vdeo to be very hepful, gracias senor.

[@thomaslambert6007]

Me encanta este video yo aprendo muy muy bien contigo en tres semanas yo aprendo mas contigo than with any other maestro, muchos gracias, y vamos... voy para alla a hablo espanol con mi amor en sanitiago 🙏👏👏👏PD hola desde Tasmania

[@philsmith7398]

Brilliant work mate! Bloody helpful.

[@michelleobanion1865]

I've enjoyed your videos and learning a lot. I did find this video easier to understand the uses of por vs para compared to the first video. Thank you!

[@douglasidly8679]

el video fue interesante. Muchisimas gracias.

[@KathyAdamsClark]

So good. That was a nice lesson in a short period of time. Gracias!!

[@dro6619000]

Thanks Andrew. Very helpful.

[@emc7405]

Muchas gracias por este video, me interesa mucho. Yo prefiero este video para entender mas.

[@cenacolcda9521]

Excelente video! he aprendido mucho, muchas gracias. solo una cosita, cuando se comen las letras de las palabras (se suprimen sonidos) se utiliza el apostrofe para poder indentificar que es una palabra que no se ha dicho de forma completa. Por ejemplo: Voy para allá = Voy pa'allá, Vamonos para el monte = Vamonos pa'l monte.

[@ivonneriera8985]

Wow, excellent video!

[@hey.its.kenners]

I’ve been saying “en la mañana”, is that correct? I’ve always been told “por la mañana” & “de la mañana” varied depending on the country. Makes sense that “por” is the general time period & “de” is the exact time period (as noted in your other video). Can “en” be interchangeable within that structure, or is it too “direct translation from English”?

[@penelopethompson2053]

Fenomenal! Muchimas gracias, Andrew.

[@realfastspanish]

¡Muchas gracias Penelope! 😊

[@joeharker7918]

Excellent explanations and examples! Thank you so much. I've saved this video and plan to review it in the future from time to time, to reinforce it.

[@janetchristian]

Your videos are so helpful. Muchas gracias.

[@realfastspanish]

¡De nada! 😊

[@Soundfamiliaruk]

Im learning a lot from you 🙌🏽

[@cmb34]

Muy buen video, muchisimas gracias!!! Can anyone tell me the name of the short video where the wife receives a TV instead of a vacation as a gift from her husband?? Gracias!

[@khalilghosn5467]

gave me a little more confidence in understanding the sometimes subtle uses of pop and para

[@lucasmuir3866]

Nice to see you've uploaded another video mate, I think I watched most of them a while ago and was gutted there wasn't more! Hope you're keeping well 👍

[@shorty1471]

¡Gracias mucho! agradezco por su videos mucho especialmente que estan gratis! 👍👍👍

[@DonDurkee]

Andrew, How do I get the newsletter?

[@rizmah3246]

thank you for the video..

[@jhonyermo]

Por = through, right? I also love VIA, not a destination but through, near, around. Even though Spanish does have the word vía? Both videos so very very useful.

[@afiaakos6937]

please do you have video on reflexive verb , verbos reflexivos

[@andrewmoore8480]

Hi Andrew. Loved the video..another path through this Spanish minefield! I just want to raise a point for clarification about para and por. You use " para mi" for "in my opinion" wherea I use "por mi parte". Are these phrases interchangeable or have I been misusing this phrase?

[@HelenBradley]

Gracias! Me gusta que tu es Australiano también

[@monkeyfeeders]

The first one was easier because I am a beginner but I needed to hear more examples and am trying to understand how to use por and para in the correct manner

[@johntrojan9653]

Please do a Video on Mi vs Me . . . Thanx 😊

[@sonny4V]

Interesting lesson. It reminds me of the French "PAR and POUR" which are a bit similar to "POR and PARA". But there is no rule to translate from French to Spanish. PAR is often POR but sometimes PARA. POUR is often PARA, but sometimes POR. Each language has its own weird things.

[@dosjuans1]

I was led to believe that for before an infinitive is always para..como para llevar, para entregar..and that por is always used if it precedes a number--por dos años, etc.....I realize these are only two cases..but I find them useful (If I am correct in this). I live in Mexico and I find por and para very difficult to use correctly..when I am listening to someone I can understand them...

[@max_pin]

Gracias por el video. ¿Qué es "Naturgy"? Se ve interesante pero no puedo encontrarlo.

[@rsnankivell1962]

Hola, Naturgy es el nombre de una empresa multinacional española que desarrolla actividades de aprovisionamiento, generación, distribución y comercialización de electricidad y gas natural. El nombre de Naturgy se origina por la fusión de dos palabras: NATURal y enerGY. Saludos. Hi, Naturgy is the name of a Spanish multinational company that develops activities of supply, generation, distribution and marketing of electricity and natural gas. The name of Naturgy originates from the fusion of two words: NATURal & enerGY. Regards.

[@max_pin]

@@rsnankivell1962 Gracias. But why is it at 5:44 ? Is it also a TV show or movie?

[@rsnankivell1962]

@@max_pin Oh, don't mention it, man!👍 Yup, I did't realize that! lol I searched the Internet and I guess (because of the actress who stars in it) it's one of the short films from a kind of film cycle or award called "Cinergía" sponsored by Naturgy ...

[@kurchak]

It seems like por is much more common, is this the case? Maybe if I am in doubt, I will go with por lol. Or focus on the rules for para only and if it isn't covered by them, I'll assume it's por?

[@paulbvid]

I’m struggling with “become” convierte, convierte etc plz help!

[@madi.madisom]

watching before finals wish me luck

[@sgrant9814]

Por nada. 😉

[@selfinspiration]

Encontré el último clase más difícil que estos.

[@vincetracy7719]

The music is unnecessary and distracting but the content is good

[@ksmith2852]

En Chile "en camino" significa "on my way" por lo menos en WhatsApp

[@Alejojojo6]

In chile and in most of the spanish speaking world...

[@russelpinkard9489]

One thing missing : ¿Por aqui o para llevar? - I dont know why but I just know that is how you ask.

[@josiegoodridge3977]

These uses were easier