Spanish Sentence Starter: "en cuanto a"

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[@gregoriopuro]

You need both if you really want to become fluent,, you will learn more from native speakers

[@RUT812]

@@gregoriopuroI respectfully disagree.

[@jakesnake6842]

@@gregoriopuroyep this is facts. If you want to sound like a native speaker. It’s also good to learn from a native speaker. Spanish is a tricky language

[@octopi6462]

I feel that it's better to learn from someone like Paul when it comes to grammar because he knows our struggles. But when it comes to listening, it's better to listen to natives because Paul might have an accent that we will pick up on.

[@markpowellmp]

Most people don’t want or need to learn Spanish to the level whereby you may pass as a native one day, so have to agree that a second language is best from someone who has had to learn it too….

[@tdreyer419]

Dude, I recall you said you retired after a career in law enforcement, but you should have had a career as a teacher. More of this type of video, please. (I’m a teaching veteran of 30 years)

[@QrooSpanish]

Thank you! That's quite a compliment. :)

[@lucirob9474]

I agree! I’m learning so much

[@roxyiconoclast]

Actually he does have a career as a teacher right now! And I’m so glad that he’s here for us on KZbin.

[@dodgecoupe1935]

@@roxyiconoclast In my opinion, he's better as a teacher on KZbin than in a traditional classroom. After the bell rings and class gets out, the lessons are over. Whereas here, I can keep going with the lessons as long as I want

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Agreed! Was thinking the same. Definitely a great teacher

[@1mikon]

You are the best teacher ever.

[@jeffschueler1182]

Amigo, vivo en Colombia y agradezco mucho tus clases.

[@ellirowe1413]

Thank you so much - you have taught me more Spanish in 3 weeks of watching your videos than I have learned in the past five years and that includes a year in Mexico with formal lessons, where I felt like I was just drowning in mud - nothing gave me the ability to string my fairly big vocabulary of random words into sentences so all I could do was speak broken Spanish and I struggled to understand what anyone said to me. And the subjunctive was like a terrifying mystery! Your videos are like light bulbs going on in my head and I can’t express how much I deeply appreciate what you do on this channel. Eres un maestro nato y dotado.

[@frankshally9456]

Two great lessons Paul, this one and the one about "lo que ". I love your simple and practical way of learning Spanish. You have a nice method of using these plug-ins to build a sentence. More of the same, please... Desde Irlanda..

[@station214]

These are some of the most useful Spanish lessons I have ever received. Thank you!

[@QrooSpanish]

Happy to hear that!

[@plasticwaves2652]

As a partially-deaf person, I prefer this non-animated version; it is very helpful for me to see your lips forming the words. But I love all your very informative videos, animated or non-animated.

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks for sharing that. I never considered the hearing impaired when decideing between the animated and real-life version.

[@edarcuri182]

Best Spanish language learning video I have seen yet and I have seen many. I learned English by speaking it, the grammar came along for the ride. I will look for more of these.

[@ainsleyclarke9535]

I just wanted to say thanks, those words help me out in . En cuanto a nuestra conversacion. I am so excited , thanks againa

[@QrooSpanish]

I'm glad you like it. Take care. :)

[@helenamcginty4920]

Cheers. I love stuff to help writing letters/emails. Ive got Estimado Sr. Sra. Etc. And have picked up sign offs from official ones to me. Some are more flowery than I would use in English. Best is my accountant, she just says 'besos'😊

[@cbriceno82]

De verdad tu manera de enseñar el español desde la perspectiva de un hablante no nativo me parece excelente, veo tus videos para entender mejor las dificultades que tiene el aprender español y poder enseñarlo yo también bajo esa perspectiva. estos "chunks" de palabras le dan mucha vida a las expresiones y son muy importntes. Si yo escuchase a un aprendiz usándolas me sorprendería. Keep it up!, you got your well deserved like!

[@QrooSpanish]

Muchas gracias, Carlos. :)

[@twylaingerson5945]

I have been studying spanish using various methods - workbooks, study guides, online presenters, etc. and I must say: your method is very effective! thank you!

[@QrooSpanish]

I'm glad to hear that it works for you. Take care.

[@jamesfreese4700]

Great as always-keep the videos coming!!!!!

[@ericbaugher]

You look great on a black background! I admit I used to love your animations but it is easy to fall in love with your new format.

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks, Eric!

[@rowanmulvey8632]

The advice to "plug your new vocabulary into a usable phrase is an excellent idea, very much improves retention and comfort level.

[@QrooSpanish]

I'm glad you like it. It really worked for me.

[@echo5394]

Please promote this channel more! Been following your main for months but was just recommended this one now

[@QrooSpanish]

This channel has been around for years, but it has never been very popular. Getting the word out is the biggest challenge, especially with so many other Spanish-learning videos out there.

[@bakay9566]

What an eye opening concept to assist with speaking. Thank you for a GREAT video! I wish I could "like" it a 100 times!

[@QrooSpanish]

Thank you very much. This method worked very well for me. It helped me become conversational much faster. Maybe I should do some more like this one.

[@QrooSpanish]

Hi Murrell. I would use ser with that, es una idea estupenda. The SER/ESTAR thing can be challenging with descriptions.

[@ronaldraj4952]

Animation or not your lessons are always useful and I appreciate them all . Cheers Paul.

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks, Ronald.

[@spanishwithrobyn]

Thanks Paul, I really find these types of videos exceptionally helpful.

[@philhodgson6453]

Excellent video, gracias mi amigo, estoy tan feliz ver estés videos otro vez. Por favor continuar con lecciones como esto. - phil

[@QrooSpanish]

Hola phil. Hace mucho que no sé nada de ti. Gracias por tomarte el tiempo para ver el video.

[@azzteke]

estes no tiene acento!!!

[@mr.glitterlungs6796]

Thanks Paul! Love these videos man. So helpful

[@QrooSpanish]

Glad to hear it!

[@MsTessG]

You deserve a lot more subscribers! You always teach me something that "sticks". Thank you for your time.

[@QrooSpanish]

I appreciate that!

[@mlgorey1331]

You make it sound easy and are so clear and speak slow enough for me to grasp it. Trying for over 5 years to get this lingo but I'm very optimistic having discovered you. Hasta pronto

[@danyelac1522]

I started watching your language videos about a year ago and moved to Mexico in June and they have helped my daily speaking so much. Muchas gracias, amigo!

[@QrooSpanish]

That is awesome!

[@anitaspoettl9261]

Gracias Paul.. Tú explicas tan claro..🙏

[@rossmills6888]

I just happened to be having a conversation in Spanish yesterday and drew a blank on how to say “in regards to”. Thanks so much for explaining it so well.

[@derlibero9668]

con respecto a ... acerca de ... /// puede ser de ayuda :-)

[@irvinebain7008]

Gracias Paul. No sé el porqué alguien haría clic no le gusta este video. Lo encontré muy interesante.

[@QrooSpanish]

Graciss, Irvine saludos.

[@jovicrazed]

Thanks Paul! I need to get back to practicing every day.

[@QrooSpanish]

Just make a commitment of at least 15 minutes a day.

[@seanjmoran]

I’ve been studying Spanish for the last 2 years and just discovered this channel. I find this video to be very helpful with explaining something to someone in Spanish. Big thank you for clarifying the difference between “en cuanto a” and “en cuanto”.

[@QrooSpanish]

Welcome!

[@mconnie111]

Another great lesson Paul. The way you lay out your lessons is great for comprehension and remembering the lessons. Queres que yo is still on the tip of my tongue.

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks, Connie. :)

[@dano5663]

Great lesson and advice thank you. I am currently doing both of your advised activities together i.e. an ongoing word list (book) and I add little chunk type examples to that for this thing called "Spaced repetition" to (try) to develop long term memory of the language. I keep a separate lesson lesson book for the in depth material you kindly deliver. Your insight and advice into the concerns and plight of Spanish language students is very inspiring, cheers.

[@paul4199-e7e]

Muchas gracias por sus vídeos. I’m at an intermediate level..B1-B2 and one thing has become clear that language chunks are easier to learn and retain than individual word lists. Please keep these excellent videos coming. Los aprecio mucho. Paul.

[@QrooSpanish]

Yes, language chunks are the way to go.

[@Slippery-Stan-Miracle-Man]

The beginning part is the essence of why your videos are so great

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks Brett.

[@davidcattin7006]

En cuanto a este video -- fue chévere!

[@playstationonedotatwo4182]

Amazing discussion. Very helpful

[@marionharley287]

Muchísimas gracias como siempre…..

[@DaneReidVoiceOver]

I found this channel a few days ago and I must say, it has already taught me next level things about Spanish. I'm already a comfortable speaker in Spanish who can carry on conversations with ease but these lessons really add to my conversations

[@QrooSpanish]

Happy to hear that! Welcome to the channel.

[@anngiuli]

Muchas gracias. Another very valuable lesson.

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks for watching, Ann.

[@tinalatishahill1725]

Muy muy útil, sencilla y fácil de entender. Por favor, no dejes de enseñarnos. Encontré tu canal por medio del canal de Mike Ben.

[@QrooSpanish]

Gracias por ver los vídeos. Pienso hacer más vídeos para este canal. De hecho, estoy trabajando en uno en este momento. Un saludo. :)

[@tinalatishahill1725]

@@QrooSpanish Perfecto. Me encanta.

[@JLZwissRN1950]

Thank you! This format works well for me! As always, I eagerly await for more of your lessons! In fact, just last night, I started reviewing your lessons again, for the humpfteenth time. Mil gracias por tu ayuda.

[@QrooSpanish]

I'm glad that you like the format. This format works for me so I tend to teach this way.

[@elgringoec]

I like that phrase, Paul. En cuanto a lo que pasó anoche en la cama... ... deja de robarme la colcha! Me desperté con frío. 😋 I love the pleasantly surprised look on people's faces when we use these lesser used phrases. And then they don't hold back trying to simplify the conversation. When I was first learning vocabulary, I'd walk around the house and everything my eyes landed on I'd say in my mind the word in Spanish and hit the English-Spanish dictionary if necessary. Turned out to be a great start for learning nouns.

[@jimburnetto]

Another great one. I love these plug and play phrases. I also like the small amount of bonus material like Sabes qué? and i like ho you let us know that we need all three words. Thank you for making these!

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks for watching. This format seems to work for a lot of people so I will definitely do more lessons like this one.

[@carrieco7060]

En cuanto a tu clase hoy , yo aprendo mucho 😊lo aprecio mucho , gracias .

[@QrooSpanish]

Gracias. Saludos desde Mazatlán.

[@Seth-mu3wo]

Para empezar, que un video tan provechoso de nuevo. Segundo, claro que sí, queremos más frases cortas las que podemos utilizar para que nos podamos acelerar hablar español en vida verdadera. 👍🏻

[@611racing]

I gotta say your videos are very helpful.

[@QrooSpanish]

Glad to hear that. :)

[@figgettit]

set phrases are really the answer to speaking skills

[@cwtckness]

Thank you again, for responding to my comment, I'm 72 and I can see that teaching is a special guality you posses, I probably will be a lifelong student of spanish ! Lol

[@QrooSpanish]

That's very kind of you to say. And I don't think anyone truly masters a second language. It is a race without a finish line.

[@tatyanasvirsky1969]

Thank you so much. Your lessons are clear and useful.

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks for watching!

[@jeffonken4769]

En cuanto a este podcast, ¡creo que estuvo muy bueno!

[@drexyl9437]

You did it again Qroo! This is the way I learn faster.

[@CleonaPattersoneFluentEnglish]

En cuanto al contenido de este vídeo, me parece una buena idea crear una lista de vocabulario así. 🎯 Gracias Qroo Paul.👍

[@ferrari312t5]

No se si esto es normal, pero, a veces veo tu canal para mejorar mi inglés...jaja Las frases que das como ejemplo son muy útiles. yo vivo en Chile, sudamerica. saludos.

[@QrooSpanish]

Jaja, gracias por ver mis videos. :)

[@philgriff586]

Thank you so much for this. It's exactly the way I've found works best for me and I'm really appreciative of the sentence constructs. I also happen to be learning Russian and have begun to duplicate the method there, which is accelerating my progress.

[@QrooSpanish]

That's great to hear!

[@mikearnspiger9715]

awesome job! truly enjoying this tutorial!

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks so much!

[@jackkirnan6616]

Thanks sir. Great instructor!!!!’

[@waynevandermeer3139]

Good video Paul. I knew en cuanto but not en cuanto a. I’m working on vocabulary and I’m struggling with maybe 2 words a day.

[@QrooSpanish]

That's a good pace. It's easy to get information overload.

[@waynevandermeer3139]

@@QrooSpanish Paul how about a quick lesson on when to use averiguar and enterarse? Just throwing a idea out there.

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks for the lesson idea. :)

[@donnaandre7633]

Another informative video. Thank you!

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks for watching. :)

[@gardezian]

Great video paul thank you!!!

[@cham9543]

Love it. Very useful. Gracias!

[@QrooSpanish]

So glad!

[@Christopher7555]

yes it sounds better in spanish that's one of the reasons i'm learning it :-)

[@believeinpeace]

Absolutemente Excellente

[@CC-ue5up]

Esta lección es buenísima ❤❤❤

[@QrooSpanish]

Gracias. :)

[@STREAMINGACCESS]

It's better to remember something similar to English. "En cuanto a" = "En referencia a" = "In reference to". It also sounds proper than your suggestion. Keep practicing 🤗

[@johngill2390]

Thanks another great lesson

[@QrooSpanish]

My pleasure!

[@st840506]

nice video! I learned a lot.

[@QrooSpanish]

Glad to hear it!

[@markwhite4275]

I would love for you to write a Spanish (learning spanish) book

[@DavidMontebello1]

This is so helpful. Thanks

[@QrooSpanish]

You're welcome!

[@kevjackson3501]

Great, useful and informative video. Your channel will get a lot of subscribers. Thanks.

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks, Kev. Have a great 2022.

[@superpatrickman123]

Great lesson Paul keep it up 👏

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks, will do!

[@brucetrappleton6984]

Better than “en cuanto a…” which is an excellent way to start a sentence, you can use “con respecto de…” o “con respecto a…” (depende del caso). You are still using Spanish in a formal manner but also fitting in the colloquial style.

[@QrooSpanish]

I like those two. Thanks for commenting. Happy New Year.

[@danremenyi1179]

Muchisima gracias

[@notlih7]

Классные уроки. Спасибо!!!

[@ericlloyd663]

Thank you so much. your accent is really good btw.

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks Eric.

[@lmcperson]

Great advice!!!

[@QrooSpanish]

Glad it was helpful!

[@colinchiu7113]

Don't worry about animations. This is great already.

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks, Colin.

[@two2young93]

Thank you. 👍

[@Philosopearl]

This was terrific, thank you . And yes, I'd love a lesson on "en cuanto". It will help consolidate the idea that the subjunctive will always be used. And that idea NEEDS consolidation! 🥴

[@QrooSpanish]

I actually plan on doing a video on that. I am doing one first on how to conjugate into the subjunctive and that will get the ball rolling.

[@cylau8179]

Great. Thank you.

[@QrooSpanish]

You are welcome!

[@bantorio6525]

... hey dude ... your pronunciation is great ... !!!

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks!

[@hivolco151]

I prefer seeing you instead of the cartoon character... just sayin! Love your videos always! Gracias!

[@QrooSpanish]

These are easier to make. Thanks for the feedback. Take care.

[@jitendrashah2272]

Nice lesson. Thanks

[@QrooSpanish]

Glad you liked it!

[@misstango1001]

Love blocks learning

[@carolnicholls]

Really helpful.

[@QrooSpanish]

Glad to hear!

[@jhonyermo]

From: Desde To: A RE: (regarding) En cuanto a Heading on all my memos 😀

[@Cheekymunki]

Good videos love em

[@QrooSpanish]

Appreciate it.

[@anderstreiberg]

really like this video...

[@QrooSpanish]

Thank you!

[@wafaaabdelaziz5118]

Muchas gracias

[@QrooSpanish]

De nada.

[@kcorpora1]

Paul I know there are many ways to say the same thing in spanish. When you don't have the knowledge to say it a certain way. So...en cuanto a...I would think that if one does not know that, they could say (English reference)...hablando de tu pregunta que preguntaste ayer. Although wordy, that is all you got until one learns...en cuanto a Good stuff

[@jeffreystrain2651]

This is a substitution drill. These could make powerful computer programs ,

[@pauls.9954]

Thanks!

[@QrooSpanish]

Thank you, Paul!

[@gundamlovergirl123]

Do you have a video on hacer? Because every time I think I understand hacer and the various ways to use it I get more stumped. But all the things that stump me don’t stump me anymore when you have a video on them and I just can’t find a video on this if you have one

[@kaym.2854]

This was a good lesson. Thank you for sharing with us what can work because I realized there were a lot of phrases that are totally different in meaning than the word e.g. "tener ganas de" and it can get confusing if you don't know how it's used in its context. Anyway. I really enjoyed this explanation. My question is though, don't you think it's necessary to know the other meanings, in case someone else uses them? I mean it might be useful to us to learn the main word, but we also want to understand when others speak- and since there is more than one way to say the same thing we want to be able to understand right?

[@QrooSpanish]

Yes, it is good to know them but you can often determine their meaning through context without having to sit down and study them. I have seen so many students spend countless hours studying studying different ways to say the same thing. Apart from the opportunity costs of doing that, another side effect is that many would pause more often than necessary in conversations because it was like they were trying to mentally choose between lots of options. I guess it just comes down to the student and what works best for them. Have a wonderful 2022 Kay. :)

[@kaym.2854]

@@QrooSpanish Igualmente!

[@fredylopez2477]

Hi Paul, How's it going ?. Hey Paul let me tell ya, from what I can see, your spanish is very good and your video lessons are excellent too. Your spanish's excellent and I say this 'cause spanish is my mother language but I'm brushing up on my English too, at least I'm gonna be brushing up on my listening if I watch and listen to your video lessons and I liked what I saw, so I'm gonna subscribe right now. Thanks for this video Paul.

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks, Fredy. Take care and have a very Happy New Year. :)

[@fredylopez2477]

@@QrooSpanish Thanks a lot Paul, I wish you the same.

[@paamulmagoo9868]

If the animated lessons are harder to make, stick with these. I actually prefer the non-animated lessons. Your lessons are one of the main reasons I feel like I might finally be progressing past beginner level.

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks, Paamul Magoo. I love you nick, by the way.

[@paamulmagoo9868]

@@QrooSpanish I see I made a mistake on my reply. I meant to say "If the animated lessons are harder to make, stick with these (meaning stick with the non-animated ones).

[@hvidalg83]

En cuanto a = En referencia a = In reference to

[@figgettit]

excellent accent!

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks. :)

[@jaimejoseorrillocarhuajulc143]

Excellente classe .... Can you tell the difference between regarding ( in reference to) and As for ? Thanks a lot again

[@QrooSpanish]

They are pretty much the same.

[@jaimejoseorrillocarhuajulc143]

@@QrooSpanish Thank you for your answer.

[@lunallena5594]

I'm a native Spanish speaker, and I would use this as a filler/bridge phrase.

[@QrooSpanish]

Thanks for commenting. Have a great New Year!