Sometimes Spanish Is Simpler - Learn Spanish With Paul

[@christophermichael5764]

I'm going to say it... Paul, You have one of the best Spanish learning programs available!

[@TimMcNamara-sh2cg]

I started following your lessons orally this summer.I am 70 years old. My husband died this year. I think these oral lessons are really going to help. I have taken your course before.

[@bobbycontreras8053]

I paid $149. At our local community college for Spanish for fun and travel and I'm getting more from you Paul

[@bniee8359]

Your videos are the absolute best. Being repetitive without being repetitive. your voice is so soothing and you're so good at teaching, Thank you so much!!!

[@CABNoLimit]

Agree 100% My spanish has improved because of his lessons.

[@mocombo4594]

NO doubt Paul's delivery, content and teaching method is the best. Just sample some of the other lesson teacher's and see that their delivery often is fragmented, very speedy and they do not explain the 'Why'. Paul explains the logic of the language and tutors you to be independent thinker. IF you are interested in learning Spanish, do yourself a favor, go with Paul first and save yourself a lot of confusion.

[@ruthtirado2750]

So true, and I have purchased his full course! He is the best!

[@trunghuynh7672]

I agree 👍

[@jhonyermo]

Learning so much more in Paul's lessons now that I have quit taking notes and follow along and stop the video until I LEARN. Repetir y pracitca, practica. So glad that last week I signed up for the full course!! ORALE. Es marivilloso! Now I have SPANISH with PAUL everyday!

[@emmamorisseau7149]

Sir, you are the king of the Spanish lessons in u-tube. My spanish is getting better. Thanks.

[@SpanishWithPaul]

Thank you very much Emma!

[@papertiger6118]

Thank you for all the lessons, Paul. To me, you're the best Spanish teacher I've found on the net. Ana, from "Butterfly Spanish" is right behind you. Your two teaching styles, and organization of your lessons, complement each other. Y'all are the only teachers I choose to learn from. Hopefully, I'll have extra money soon to buy your full Spanish course. 😊👍

[@1whippy]

Except she has a really annoying voice!

[@johndigby9619]

Thank you Paul, I am enjoying your spanish courses on youtube. I am working my way through your free courses and when I get a little more confident I intend the buy your complete course. I like the way you build up words adding a little at a time. I am going to La Palma soon to visit relatives and I am going to surprise them by speaking spanish although a bit slow, I feel I am really learning. A big Thankyou. :) Gracias por todo.

[@GAURAVSHARMA-yg2jm]

Hey Paul, keep going. These videos are really very helpful. Looking forward to more videos soon. 🇪🇸 🇮🇳

[@elizabethhenson2205]

Your technique is the best ! I am finally putting all my time taking Spanish lessons into use with your courses!! Muchas Gracias!

[@thuylevan195]

His voice is very comforting

[@twade2006]

I purchased Spanish one and two of Pimsleur... what a mistake. These are significantly better. Paul is a great teacher. I will purchase full course at some point.

[@ramdashwant2024]

You are perfect Sir. I love the way you teach. I watch your session once and it's stored. I am from a poor family can't afford your paid sessions which I would love too. Once I start earning good I will definitely join your Live sessions. I really appreciate your efforts for giving access mini course and Monday sessions for free means a lot for students like me. I pray that God give you good health and long life. As you are a blessing to millions.

[@willsirotak]

I'm grateful to hear you say that the only way to learn Spanish correctly & eventually become fluent, is to go slowly & think things through. In my sixties, that's my only hope! It's not easy learning a new language at my age. It's difficult & embarressing enough, without being shamed for not picking it up instantly, or even subconsciously, while sleeping, as some claim is possible. It's not as if I'm willfully refusing to learn. I think it's good to stress how much committment, hard work & repetition it takes.

[@ianwestwood2991]

Hi Will S.Totally agree. Planning to move to Spain in a year myself and have spent the last 6 months learning as best I can. Think I am doing okay! However, as I know from younger days during which i took many, many private French lessons, it all means very little until you overcome the hurdle of engaging in conversation and getting feedback confirming you have said something that another person understands, and can comprehend their response! Once that is behind you I believe the whole learning process accelerates. Summary .... age is not the issue (I hope, at 64!).

[@lehaim37]

Esa es la actitud chicos!! Se debe ir aprendiendo poco a poco, sin prisas, intentando disfrutar de cada paso, de cada proceso, la mejor manera de aprender son siempre las conversaciones con quien maneje con soltura el lenguaje, un saludo cordial para ambos de un español....... y aqui estoy si quereis practicar

[@mdmijanurrahman9695]

You are just amazing. I'm in love with your explanations of every detail, and you are making it easier for me to learn Spanish. Love and salute from Bangladesh.

[@ariffarafat-Bangladesh]

Me too

[@anthonyrichards744]

Thank you Paul for the videos that you are posting on KZbin its helping a lot

[@mohammedjawal7880]

Yeah u are right.He has really boosten my Spanish.And I know God is really going to surprise him with blessings in abundant.

[@michaelmurphy1441]

Thanks Paul, your style is conducive to reinforced learning, very helpful!

[@vingturtur9573]

Merci du Canada! J'apprends l'espagnol grâce à vous Paul! I am very grateful to you and this is helpful to my english too as my first language is french.God bless you Paul!

[@annabachkovska6356]

Hello from Ukraine 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 I also began to study spanish))) And I like this language.

[@jacquelinehertzog6664]

Thank you so much for the way you teach .. so calm and easy to understand .. as I’m in ‘stuck ‘ in Peru with only my phone , I can’t download your course , but am so grateful for all you have available on KZbin

[@denirocastle132]

This is the best you tube channel to learn Spanish from... besides culturally

[@edithdiangelo]

You are my inspiration to continue learning Spanish...I keep it on. Thank you so much. 💖

[@harvestpastor]

There isn't love you are an excellent teacher! Your classes are phenomenal!

[@birgittastevenson8123]

LOVE this and all your lessons. Thank you so much Paul. 🙏 I am on Level 6 of your course and I am addicted. I have bought a number of courses over several years but they just weren’t right and I wasted time as well as money. Your course is a very worth while investment. I am 77 years young and totally determined to be able to chat naturally when we visit Spain. I am so looking forward to it. I am 100% sure that I will achieve this at long last. I am recommending you to everyone! Thank you so much again! 😁

[@SpanishWithPaul]

Really great to hear you're doing so well with the course Birgitta, well done!

[@cowboyyoga]

Wow, you are a great teacher! Hopefully in the future, will be able to do your main course! ))) Thank you for this video! )))

[@wendelarmadalumalang7961]

Loud and clear teaching Spanish,muchas gracias

[@isamaaltaein8672]

Thank you Mr. Paul ,your video very useful and very good way to learn we appreciate your shearing your video. You help us a lot .thanks

[@lofenakorua3797]

Gracias. Disfrute mucho. You are the best Spanish Teacher, Paul!

[@myvoice8167]

Hi Paul, I am the first one to see your video today. you are a good teacher. love your voice its so comforting. I wish your main course was bit cheaper and I could buy and learn spanish.

[@bigbosscliff]

It's sunny ~ I always hear my co-workers say esta soleado

[@nadiabouchra8567]

It 's a good manier to Learn it easy, thank you Paul

[@bozenasawa3490]

Another great lesson (I am still a TRUE beginner (started learning two months ago) but I am making fast progress. THIS is another GREAT LESSON !

[@GoodEnoughSpanish]

Keep going, it's worth it!

[@sohee2414]

i could improve my spanish learning with you.i like your way of teaching.thank you so much.

[@aliciareis4647]

Thank you so much. I'm enjoying your courses in Espanol

[@Justinwiththevoice]

These methods helped me so so much!!! Thanks so much for the help Paul 🤙🏾

[@GrahamSalisbury1111]

Please keep up the great videos! It's getting me closer to fluency

[@lovelylady0200]

Thank you so much. The grino guy suggested that we check u out! I love the face you speak slowly!!

[@hanahassan400]

Gracias mucho quero aprender más contigo para mejorar mi español

[@SalsaChickNik]

Love, love, love your videos. Thank you so much.

[@nb3888]

Hi senior Paul, I am learning Spanish and I love your lessons.

[@ceciliacaring5090]

Gracias Paul... Your lesson is really helping.. U are the best

[@tensor-records]

finally ... I love this channel

[@Joshembling]

Just bought the full course, can't wait to get started!

[@christophermichael5764]

So, how did it go? I am interested in doing the same.

[@ste.r2377]

Can you tell me what the course is like as I was going to buy it but I think its Latin Spanish not Castilian. I live in Europe so it has its little differences

[@bogumilaalfter638]

the best español !!! course . Thank you

[@jorgebequerhdez9126]

Hola Paul, sus cursos están muy bien diseñados... podemos utilizar "hay o existe" en su forma del singular y " existen" cuando usamos el plural.

[@heriharyadi4043]

Es muy bien, me gusta. Hay mucho ruido aqui Esta noche. Con mucho Gusto, muchas gracias y hasta luego..!

[@moneym7017]

Holà Señor Paul. I am seriously learning Spanish. Gracias!

[@shanmugarajk9443]

Hi Paul it's really awesome to learn espanol through your website. Methodology is simply superb. Kudos to your efforts and initiatives. Keep it up

[@couponqueen5089]

Maravillosa, gracias por todo señor!!

[@shirleyblackman9293]

Muchas Grasias paul hay mucho sol aqui todos los dias

[@NickLitten]

Fantastic clear lesson. This Spanish noob sends a large muchas gracias 👍

[@missdolce6088]

I'm from malaysia. I love spanish

[@corinnaamboshi]

Me encanta como tu apprendas nosotros

[@Macarone328]

Super Perfecto, gracias por Todo Los videos!

[@Shh116]

Muchas Gracias ❤paul

[@mazyesmassylii3264]

Hay mucho esperenza con ustedes....siempre hay mucha felicidad los lunes con paul

[@mazyesmassylii3264]

Siempre habia mucha felicidad los lunes con paul ..gracias . Eres el mejor profesoro

[@elguardiaifa]

"hay mucha esperanza"

[@richardespinoza9978]

What a great Spanish teacher can’t beat his lessons.I believe I will learn Spanish

[@martyhutch21]

Brilliant channel the best I've found Please explain though... It dosent matter if you are speaking to a man or woman you just always use the male and female such as el for the word? No matter who you are taking to? 🍀

[@legaleagle46]

Correct. The gender of the person you are talking TO does not determine the gender of the person or thing that you are talking ABOUT.

[@cherylblandin3513]

Siempre muy bien Paul, muchas gracias!!

[@nanahussein8158]

I did see videos for learning Spanish like this methods ,wonderful 😮 😯 😮

[@haleluyaarega9289]

Thank you Paul your Spanish is very helpful

[@monalisaborah2768]

Hi , your videos are really helpful, thanks

[@Shembot0555]

Gracias maestro Pablo

[@Nevernice219]

Paul muchas gracias por todos

[@ladyjervinkierathird408]

You such a great spanish teacher ❤

[@trunghuynh7672]

I am absolutely agree 😊

[@enrouteads12321]

Paul tu eres excelente pedagog.Me gusta mucho tus courses. Zofia Gracias por todo.

[@rehamnasrat4435]

Muy interesante Muchas gracias

[@catherinecox766]

His lessons are awesome

[@orangesoda641]

Great lesson again Paul ,I’m now a big fan of your videos and I found it very helpful for beginners to catch up and being conversational ,Just wonder when are you going to present yourself in the video : )

[@bonnyvondolores2647]

muchas gracias, muy excellente !

[@legaleagle46]

Your students may be interested to know that the reason that "hay" only has one form for "there is/are" is that it comes from the Latin expression "ille habet ibi," which means "he has there." It's the exact, literal equivalent of French "il y a" or Portuguese "há," both of which come from the same Latin expression and are therefore also invariable, just as "hay" is invariable in Spanish.

[@annabachkovska6356]

Muchas gracias por esta lession!!!!

[@vienneg.8196]

thank you sir Paul! you're the best!!

[@nilealtman4470]

I can't download the materials.

[@martinelachance4490]

Your lessons are great. Very easy to learn and are most addictive. However, I do have a question. We learned that double l (ll) is pronounced like a "y" . In this case lluvia , the double l (ll) is pronounced like a thick j and not a y. Any specific rule for this? Thank you.

[@tylerstandifird2844]

It's about how the letters are pronounced when Spanish is spoken aloud. While technically "yoo-vee-ah" is the appropriate pronunciation, native speakers typically pronounce the "y" sound almost as a hard "j." Similarly, the "v" sound often sounds like a very soft "b." This is the result of the way individuals learn to use their mouths when they begin to speak as infants. To try and illustrate it, someone with an American English accent might pronounce a sentence like so: "Downe-day estaw law beeb-lee-oh-teck-uh" A native speaker would sound more like: "Don-deh estah lah beeb-lee-oh-tech-ah" The differences can be subtle, but are key to sounding like a native speaker when speaking or reading in Spanish. To practice, I recommend reading Spanish text aloud to yourself regardless of if you can understand it. Spanish is fortunately a very easy-to-pronounce language once you have it down! Remember: "Ah-eh-ee-oh-ooh, el burro sabe mas que tu!" Paul has a particularly thick dialect in this regard so his "yoo-vee-ah" sounds very much like "joo-bee-ah."

[@nostalgiarachid2758]

it is very nice way to learn language gracias

[@joshuamulder6925]

Ya quise aprender ''hay'' y ahora veo este video. Qué coincidencia, verdad? Tengo qué decirte qué siempre haces explicar muy bien! O debo decir '' Siempre tengo qué decirte qué haces explicar muy bien!'''?

[@legaleagle46]

El primero es correcto. Sin embargo, "tengo que" no se escribe con un accento sobre la "e" de "que." Solamente se escribe "¡Tengo que decirte que siempre explicas muy bien!"

[@joshuamulder6925]

Mucho gracias!

[@marbal]

Joshua Mulder muchas gracias

[@healthywealthyandwisetube641]

Your course is a amazing!

[@heriharyadi4043]

Hay mucho trafico en Cipatujah Hoy y Hay mocho sol, pero Ayer no habia mucho trafico.

[@peaceandlove11-h2b]

this is awesome soooooo coool and helpful really thx

[@avshiloh2438]

I love the guitar music at the end of your lessons. Would you kindly tell me what it is?

[@andymcleod294]

Spanish is a very agreeable language :)

[@stevenrowe7752]

Do you have anything that can help me with the verb To Be? Really struggling and your videos so far have been really helpful.

[@shineev1]

They're is a ser and estar video

[@misbegotten6964]

I was wondering. With the work lluvia. It sounds like you are pronouncing "ll" as a "j". I thought the double l was a "y"sound. Or does this change.

[@Saddlebags73]

I think it’s regional. Most of Spain pronounce it as “y”, different parts of Central America use “j” or “ch”.

[@TheCollegeMuscle]

I was wondering the same thing. I do believe its regional.. in mexico i believe it would sound like the i. Just something we have to remember or keep in mind while learning

[@randafernan7848]

Thanks Paul but we need more lessons on KZbin

[@asmaaladimi6632]

Okay question, I watched another you tube video and she said hubo instead of había I mostly understand the difference between preterite and imperfect but with this verb I'm not sure. When do you use hubo and when do you use había cause yall have similar examples

[@lehaim37]

Forget that, focus on pretérito imperfecto for now, u need to dominate far more the language to decide when to use one or another

[@papertiger6118]

@@lehaim37 I agree. Just be like a little child learning, when it comes to confusing, or contradictory things. Just soak in all you can, and it'll come to us eventually.

[@dodruaidh9146]

Very well put together.

[@НатальяКиколенко]

Muchisimas gracias Paul!

[@craigbardsley9337]

Great stuff Paul thanks for the tuition.

[@sutramonketngam2293]

Thank you from Thailand🙏🙏

[@TaxCattle4CorruptDeepState]

I give you a thumbs up for taking a language course in a second language.

[@nagarajansangaralingam7188]

Hi l am tamil

[@kimle7216]

Muchas gracias dear Paul !

[@hagigatabdullayeva]

you are amazing Paul) thank you

[@oswiecaczciemnoty3612]

Doing a fine job Paul ,I live in Colorado (Denver) ,trying to learn Spanish and i'm actually native speaker of Polish.You make it look so simple. Spanish is more difficult then English i'm loosing a hope ,just like people that live in Poland and try to learn Polish which is even harder than Spanish

[@vinodsaxena8713]

muy buen video. mucho conocimiento.

[@estephanieseme7791]

Hay mucho lesson's spanish. Rirrrrrr........... mucho gracias Paul!

[@julitotabalba4398]

Hola Paul me gusta tu me’todo para enseñar español.

[@alphadre6239]

Very helpful!!! 🙂

[@michaelbarcus7011]

I'm a little confused. You pronounced lluvia as JU BE A. But I've heart it pronounced elsewhere as YU BE A. Which is correct and why?

[@nashay3715]

Michael Barcus they are both correct! some people pronounce the “ll” as JU and some people also pronounce it as YU, neither are incorrect :)

[@chuguiz25]

In Spanish, the first syllable sounds like (ju)ngle. (Llu)via. En español, la primera sílaba suena como (jungle)

[@jerryjames5701]

@@nashay3715 JU BIA

[@riznad1066]

You are realy very inteligent professer

[@SuperHardikjain]

Very nice, Muy bien