SPANISH TENSES: Complete Overview That Will Make Spanish ROLL OFF YOUR TONGUE

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[@allanlees299]

The past tenses here are a great example of the fundamental difference between Latin American Spanish and Castillian Spanish. The differences are very similar to the differences between US English and British English. In US English people say (please don't wince...) "I didn't do it yet" whereas in British English the formulation is "I have not done it yet." Obviously, if you want to sound educated, you'll use Castillian Spanish grammar whenever possible.

[@jrose1999]

You just made me have a break through thank youuuu lol the thing is I can understand the Castilian grammar for the most part but I very rarely meet people that would speak like that ( I'm in NYC with a bunch of Latin Americans/ Caribbean) and for the most part that would just use the quick and easy version like in your example.

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Hold up, I’m American and say the British way? Apparently I’ve also been spelling several words the UK way since I could write and write my mom was like “Well you didn’t get it from me cause I would’ve corrected you”. It feels unnatural to start using the American spellings at this point 💀

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Mariana , Thank you , quick and informative videos Suggestion - while speaking in Espanol can you please talk slow Subtitle helped

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Thank u!

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[@theurbanjungle]

Thank you so much. This helped me a lot to understand when to use which tense 🙏🏼☺️

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Cool video! :)

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I’m terrible at learning languages, no matter how hard I try it just goes over my head 😣 Hoping this year I really crack it though 😭🤞🏻

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I have a guestion, can someone tell me how mamy tenses exist in spanish and how are they called, because I would like to learn each one

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Good video-easy to follow guidelines for present and past!!!

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I only got 2 out of 4 questions....Me encanta este video...gracias por todos! Buen trabajo!

[@ansam1666]

I think there is a mistake in your explanation/example for past simple. Petérito perfecto simple ("caminé") is used for completed action, being that "ayer ____" or even "la semana pasada ___" as we are referring to a time lapse that finished. However, pretérito perfecto compuesto ("he caminado") is used for actions or events that happened in a period of time that has not finished yet, such as "esta semana/mes/año" or even "hoy". In your video, you use "la semana pasada he visto una película", but that is incorrect as we would use pretérito simple for that sentence: la semana pasada VI una película. Just a little remark that I wanted to make. Despite all that your video was great!

[@redpill9630]

i did not get the difference in the present perfect ... will someone explain more ..!

[@Bree5three]

Not that I think this response will be much help now but from my understanding she's saying conjugating in the present tense is acceptable for both sorts of questions: For example: ver Answer for Habitual: "What do you do in your free time?" 'VEO las peliculas' (I WATCH movies) OR Answer for Current: "What are you doing right now?" 'VEO las peliculas' (I am watching movies) *Notice, ver is conjugated the same, it's even the same sentence in Spanish, but the exact English translation changes from "watch" to "watching" given context. Whereas: the present progressive, 'Estoy VIENDO las peliculas' (I am watchING movies) is only acceptable for answering the second question because it is the direct equivalent to English's "watching" it CAN NEVER MEAN "I watch" So when in doubt just stick to the present tense.

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Voy ahora😎

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Amazing lesson!!

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I got 2 right, I need more practice.

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This is great-mil gracias! 😄

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If someone was trying to target a specific spanish?Like mexican spanish What kind of spanish do you all teach.

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[@gerlautamr.656]

@@gringoinflorida "Varieties" of Spanish in Latin America are not so different from one another to the point of not being undestandable by every Latin American Spanish speaker.The grammar is the same for all the countries, except for some differences in Spain, where they use an "extra" personal pronoun (vosotros), which means you have to learn an additional conjugation.Slang and some words to describe objects is the thing that varies the most in some countries, but that also happens with English, for example, comparing British English with American English. I forgot to mention that in Argentina and Uruguay they conjugate verbs different from the rest, however, they are understandable by everyone in Latin America. I hope I've clarified your doubt well enough since I'm still not very fluent in English.

[@salvadaXgracia]

Pero que pasa con el imperfecto del pasado? Como "Ayer cuando yo cocinaba, escuché un aviso en la radio que me sorprendió." O "Cuando yo era niña, me gustaba ir a la playa pero ahora prefiero la piscina."

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I speak Spanish and I am also learning English and believe me that it is very difficult to learn your language that you do not understand my language?

[@lxnny2357]

Should this be considered a "complete" review? Some tenses are missing. Though, I guess there's the blurred line between tense and mood, but for me as a beginner they're all tenses to me. I was expecting to find at least these: 1. Present 2. Preterite 3. Imperfect past 4. Future 5. Imperative 6. Conditional 7. Present Progressive 8. Subjunctive *

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Please slow down . Let the translation last on screen. Most people can’t read it because it disappears so fast. Otherwise excellent lessons

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Pause?

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