Spanish Vocabulary: Family Members | The Language Tutor *Lesson 23*

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[@amandariegel5157]

I've watched 3 videos on family words in Spanish and none of them included the words for son & daughter. Yours at least had grandson and granddaughter I guess haha. I'm not complaining, it honestly gave me a chuckle, like children aren't allowed to be considered family 🤣. It's hijo/hija btw in case anyone is wondering :)

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Dr Evans our savior of spanish language, I ask you to help us the video on different ways of using verb VENIR like venga, ...

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UGH! This lesson would have been so useful to me a couple months ago. I had already known a few family member terms and decided my time was better spent on other lessons instead. As a result I had to try to piece the possessive adjective terms on my own as I've worked my way into the 50s of your lessons. No idea it was sort of hidden in this lesson. Would have been much easier to get that chart up back then.

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[@laoaganlester1728]

Here in the Philippines, we don't speak straight Spanish however, we use many Spanish terms like casa-mansion, caro-hearse, Sobrino is a family name, tio (tiyo)-uncle, tia (tiya)-aunt, hermana-governess of a mansion, Premiro-prime, Anios-age, United States-Estados Unidos, cuarto (kuarto)-room, noveno, novel, Segundo and Quinto are family names. Also padre de pamilia (spelled here in the Philippines) madre de pamilia. Even counting money, time and age are in Spanish.😊

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[@FreddyWangNX]

Soy Freddy Wang, tengo 16 anos, pero despues de uno mese tengo 17 anos. Mi complanio es en el 21 de enero, 2007. Soy chino pero tambien soy americano. Estoy vivo en la ciudad de beijing in la PRC. Soy uno estudiante en la BNDS, hablo ingles y chino nativo, estoy estudio a espanol pero espanol es muy deficil para mi. estudio a espanol con professor dr.d.evans en youtube, ello es un professor muy popular y experto

[@tatianajaimes3043]

Hi! I would like to give you some tips to improve, you did it very good Soy Freddy Wang, tengo 16 años, pero dentro de unos meses tendré 17 años. Yo nací el 21 de enero de 2007 (if you want to talk about your birthday you can say “Mi cumpleaños es el 21 de enero” without the year or you would be talking about when you were born). Soy chino pero también americano. Vivo en la ciudad de Beijing en la República Popular de China. Soy un estudiante en la BNDS, soy hablante nativo de inglés y mandarín (chino is the popular name but the formal version is mandarín), estudio español, pero el español es muy difícil para mí. Estudio español con el profesor Evans en KZbin (you can also say “estudio español con el Dr. Evans” but is not correct to say “profesor Dr”), él es un profesor muy popular y un experto.

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[@numinous2506]

Important aspects of Spanish language but not focused on family titles as much as I was looking for. Descriptors and adjectives are important but I was just looking for the names spoken like cousin, brother in law, daughter in law, father/mother in law, niece/nephew. Thanks

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Namastey🙏 from India

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Hola! just finished the lesson 23 today, do you have any recomendation for the apps or websites that I can practice my spanish grammar or words? Btw, your lessons helps me a lot! Gracias The Language Tutor

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You could try hellotalk :)

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That's a good question. I haven't really checked into work books lately. If you find any good ones, let me know.

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Hola Dr. Danny, I want to ask about the ordinal number for house, because in my city we use house number not using like the third house or fifth house Dr. So, could I apply for telling my number house? For example I live in Alas Tua number 205. Yo vivo en Alas Tua dosciento y cinco? I'm looking for your reply, thank you Dr 🙏

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Ha ha! You have a cool name though.

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Hi Danny, question prompted by this video but it applies to other videos too, the use of 'Yo tengo' - is there any rule that governs the use or non use of Yo? I often see just 'Tengo' and I know that means I have and is the same as Yo tengo - but when should Yo be used/not used? Same question applies to, for instance, Nosotros bebemos etc when can I just use just Bebemos. How do I know if it's ok to drop 'Nosotros'?

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I feel like you only use 'Yo' when you are describing yourself (like who u are). When you like say 'tengo' or any other verb, I think you dont have to use 'Yo', cause its already in its right form, it already refers to what you have. Same with other verbs. If its already in its right form, you dont have to use, ' Yo, tú, usted, él, ella, nosotros, vosotros, ustedes, ellos, ellas'. (Im not too sure, but from what I hve observed its like that🤷‍♀️).

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Hello sir , when we say su hermana ,how can we differentiate is it her sister or his sister .

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In your lesson about days of the week and months you said when talking about the date that spanish doesn't use ordinal numbers, with first being the exception. How come we can't use these ordinal numbers for dates? E.g. El segundo de enero?

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Could you explain the question structure of the question "Cómo se llama tu hermana?", in other words, how could we translate it into English literally?

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Sure! The reflexive lesson may help with understanding this. "Se" means "herself" in this case and "llama" means "calls" so it literally translates to "How herself she calls your sister" which doesn't make sense when you translate it literally, but it comes out sounding fine in Spanish meaning "how does she call herself."

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What are the nouns for 'girl' or 'boy' or man/woman?

[@TheLanguageTutor]

There are different words. Niño/niña, muchacho/muchacha for "girl" and "boy" and "hombre" and "mujer" for "man" and "woman"

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where did "se" came from

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Sir what is the word for friends

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Amigos

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So , how do I know when to use EL/ Ella/ usted or Su?

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Él, Ella and Usted are "he", "she" and "you." Su is only used to show who owns something. His car = su carro. Her house = Su casa.

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please , if i want to say for exemple; this is your car (for a respectful person), how to say it??

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Este es su caro

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Este es su carro

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Este es su carro

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Im not that fluent in spanish. Im still learning it. But I think its about a clinic is Vietnam. And vomiting problems, visit the clinic in vietnam. And it costs 12 dollars? From what I understand, I think that's what the message is saying, not sure though. Lol just go to google translate😅, if u wanna know the whole thing.

[@languagelover2666]

Yo fue el tercero hijo del la familia y tengo dos hermanas más viejas. La primera se llama Mônica y la segunda se llama Paula. No deseo tener un hijo, sino siete. :D

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To

[@daredevilskydiver]

Her name is Carmen, shouldn’t we have used SU instead ELLA?

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Hi Vinit! In the example with Carmen, I was using a different structure to say "her name is." That structure is reflexive. When someone states their name, they can use the reflexive or the basic phrase "her name is." Her name is could be "su nombre es" or "se llama."

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su nombre youssaf tiene diez años él vive en España .

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11:58 pretty sure “nineth” is supposed to be ninth lol but it doesn’t really make a difference

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Son? Daughter?

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nija, nijo