Spanish Verb 'Acabar' | Complete Guide 🍆

[@ChatSpanish]

Please share this video it helps a lot 🙏

[@misstango1001]

Excellent

[@cokdillihayat-multilinguallife]

That explanation was great, thank you very much for your efforts 🎉

[@ChatSpanish]

¡De nada! 🤝

[@Mil-w6d]

Very very good. So well structured and presented. I particularly liked the examples and the summary at the end.

[@NewYorkDiary2]

Harry we love you this is my favorite Spanish verb nobody explains it like you the next one you should do is LLEVAR with all it’s different meaning and usage

[@ChatSpanish]

Gracias 🙏I've added it to the list of videos to do!

[@brentparsons2365]

Good video mate, you teach in a really good way

[@ChatSpanish]

Thanks mate

[@bertie3261]

Excellent video and workable length. Very clearly explained. Am going to explore the rest of your courses. Thank you.

[@stephenelobherr9178]

I really liked the presentation. Clear and concise. Good length.

[@ChatSpanish]

Gracias! 🙏

[@shenko69]

That’s so helpful . Thanks for creating the video. I have recently caught the bug for Spanish and I feel determined to learn

[@bredamaune2028]

Me encanta la claridad de tu enseñanza. Simplemente brillante. Muchas gracias.

[@janet1795]

great lesson ..learned something new ...

[@1Widowsson0]

Enjoyed the information and video. Gracias!

[@randymagiera9393]

Great thanks!

[@isbestlizard]

No tengo hambre, acabo de comer.

[@ChatSpanish]

Esooo es

[@Mike-g1p]

good lesson

[@roberttewnion1690]

I've just found your channel and I really like it. I'm at an intermediate level but I have never been able to find any good videos explaining the word "acaso". I'd be very grateful if you were able to spend a few minutes on this word.

[@ChatSpanish]

noted Robert!

[@sandrabowyer1115]

Thank you for you videos. They are clear and easy to understand. You explain the subject really well. Any chance of covering the to become verbs?

[@ChatSpanish]

Gracias Sandra - I have a video on that. Search 'To Become' in Spanish on my channel 👍

[@emanuelameh5722]

Tus videos son muy utiles. Muchas gracias maestro.

[@maximzolotarev386]

Muchas gracias!😀

[@FinnSnow-ws3pt]

Such a great video - thank you so much!

[@cody4004]

Great video!

[@libradamayoral5691]

Gracias, primera suscripcion en tu canal, explicas muy bien

[@bromie21]

awesome ! I have issues with listening in Spanish - wonder how you got better at understanding locals? maybe a idea for future vid :) thanks for your effforts

[@ChatSpanish]

great idea Tom - I'll add it to my list.

[@trudetonning8613]

Very useful presentation! Gracias :)

[@tromboneJTS]

Have listened to many Spanish lessons, but I find your teaching style quite concise and effective.

[@ChatSpanish]

Gracias Thomas

[@jamesgorman7846]

This was a very helpful video.

[@robertflint2549]

Acabo de terminar tu video. Estuvo muy util y interesante como siempre. (Say, how's about doing one on the past of the subjunctive, Harry? I always find that little number challenging. But, wait a minute, I can't remember having seen one from you on the present subjunctive yet, so you you may have to deal with this intriguing mood in the present first. Keep up the good work there, bloke. This channel is a breath of fresh air).

[@NewYorkDiary2]

this has always been my favorite verb but i only knew the acabar de u r a genius i subscribe based on this lesson alone BRILLIANTLY

[@stevecarp1904]

What about "Si no tienes un mapa, acabarás por perderte." Can't one use "acabar por" with the future tense?

[@gottlos7]

I just ended up here. I'm a native spanish speaker. fun fact: youtube teachers call ACABARSE: reflexive verb, but the correct name is pronominal verb.

[@scotthullinger4684]

It all depends upon which university you learn your language in. To say "reflexive" is absolutely correct. But that's not the same as saying that pronominal is wrong. What it means is that we use different words to describe the same thing.

[@carlosblanco8127]

Muy interesante. Un pequeño detalle. acabar equivale a eyacular, no tener orgasmo, por lo menos en mi pais Venezuela. ¡Muy buen trabajo! Acaba de acabárseme le dinero.- I have just run our of money!

[@ksmith2852]

Curious to know which country you live in and use these expressions?

[@dr.brianmoffitt]

También se puede decir: se acabó la leche o se acabaron los huevos? (we are out of milk o we are out of eggs)?

[@frankcove]

Si, correcto.

[@ChatSpanish]

sí :)

[@colombianspanish]

Sí, correcto ✅

[@botheyes5320]

Can you do a vid about…Le, Lo. Aren’t the both “He”?

[@ChatSpanish]

I'll cover this topic soon 🤘

[@johntrojan9653]

Humph. Spanish "Spanish" is like; ¿?¿?¿🤬¿?¿?¿ . . . 😠 . . . '👇'