Easily CREATE sentences in Spanish

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

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Hola amiga, I'm having trouble understanding the use of me instead of yo. If "me" despierta temprano, does yo not fit there because I am rising from bed and is an action? Hope that makes sense. Quiero aprender mas malo y es muy complicado!

[@accurategamer7085]

The guy who made spanish be like: hmm offices isnt manly

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

I know, right? 🤔

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Yet, dresses are manly😂

[@ClementePablo-f8f]

@@SpanishWithLiliana And men are always the problem (el problema). Jaja

[@MaxExpatr]

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[@SpanishWithLiliana]

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[@behappy92]

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[@SpanishWithLiliana]

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I listen to this video every morning. It’s really helping thank you.

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[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Gracias 😊

[@MsTessG]

I’ve watched hundreds of tutorials. This is by far the most helpful in getting me to retain the words. Thank you! Make more please!

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Thank you! I will keep making more videos like this one 👍

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These are really excellent. I’m surprised there are not more views. Please continue to make these!

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[@MidWastedWaldo]

This has helped me form sentences so much! I have an entire composition book full of these sentences broken down!

[@liambyrne591]

And has it helped you understand speech or just helped you read or maybe talk

[@LiberianPrettyChefandComedian]

i never new spanish is this easy THANK YOU so much

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[@OTERO81]

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This is an excellent lesson! Great format for true learning.

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Muchas Gracias... me gusta aprender español contigo Liliana 🙏

[@EdgardoQuerol]

I must admit that this is amazing, it does help me to create sentences. Thank you

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

You’re welcome! 🤗

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I’m so grateful I have stumbled across your Chanel!

[@alangordon6061]

So simple your way Liliana, thank you

[@MsTessG]

Thanks!

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

¡Muchas gracias! 😊 Thank you so much for your support!

[@kodilda6137]

Very nice!

[@hederahelix79]

There should be more videos like this. There is a need to make sentences more. Grammar topics are remembered better. Thank you.

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

I have more on the channel; I will try to put them all in one playlist. Thanks for watching! 🤗

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i love this. to me the best way to learn spanish

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Thank you so much! Nice and helpful video. More please...

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10/10 Liliana....¡Eres un excelente hablante de español y podemos entenderte muy bien! You now have 2 more followers, who are still endeavoring to master the Spanish language, for only 20 years. XX

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

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Thanks

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Thank you so much, Lillian. This is helping me a great deal

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It was perfect lesson thank you 😊

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I really love it word by word tutorial 😍

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Thanks for everything , I really love this God bless you ❤🎉

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Glad you enjoy it!

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Thanks so much!! So helpful, please continue posting! You're videos are easy to follow

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This was a great video ..

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Thank you very much! That was so helpful...and your voice is sweet😊

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This is so good 👍 gracias

[@meed8738]

Muchas gracias. Este lección fue muy útil. Estoy aprendiendo español y necesito estudiar mucho tan puedo entender más.

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This is a wonderful help, gracias!

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Thank you so much you are an excellent teacher❤ Sandra 🇮🇪

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Best for the begginers!!

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Thanks for this video, please i need more of this. I have liked , subscribe and commented

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Lillian. Your videos are the best, I am loving it, will be watching often as I can. Your explanation is simply great, thank you sssoo much ❤❤.

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Glad you like them! 🤗

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[@trancastore2107]

Love this comparison

[@thealternativecontrarian9936]

When referring to I, why do some sentences use Yo and others use Me?

[@michaelnino5082]

Would be nice if someone explained this. Just irritating

[@heimstaden4588]

"Me" is used next to verbs or with verbs. Hope that helps.

[@thealternativecontrarian9936]

@@heimstaden4588 Yo quiero.... quiero is want and want is a verb.

[@heimstaden4588]

@@thealternativecontrarian9936 "Soy" is a verb: am "Yo" is the subject of a sentence: Yo soy quien responde. "Me" can never be used as the subject. Me is a substitute of yo, and is always placed near the verb: Mírame = Look at me; ¿Por qué no me miras? = Why don´t you look at me?

[@mfmlee3624]

One is passive, To translate mi gusta to English is more to be liked by me

[@walkersasha7722]

Super useful:) Thank you

[@barry5607]

Thank you so much for your tutorial Liliana better than any app or book best wishes Barry

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Glad it was helpful! 🤗

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Muchas gracias, Liliana!😊🙃💖💯👍🕊

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So good, very clear & easy to understand 🎉 muchas gracias 🎉

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I LIKE THIS WAY OF LEARNING. THIS WAY IS PERFECT. GRACIAS

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Muy Bien muchos gracias 🎉🎉

[@kekesb]

a little fast, you aka how we say it and it in up going to the next sentence but I love this..i have a foster child and i’m trying to learn spanish for him..his mom only speak Spanish

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Wooow! What a nice gesture.... ❤

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I just found your channel and subscribed you. I hope i will learn.

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Very good

[@bugrahansahin1710]

Hola, soy de Turquía! Antes del español, he aprendido el idioma italiano. Porque, desafortunadamente, hablo español con el acento italiano. Per ejemplo, pronuncio la palabra Cena con el sonido 'ch' como los italianos. Sin embargo, ellos pueden me comprender.

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[@poleprincess5621]

Some questions desde=from and other times for=de. How do I decide which one to use? Thank you

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[@Rudraveera_999]

Hola! @4.40 to drink is Beber, right? How come the word Tomar?

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Hola, In Mexico, we can use "beber" or "tomar" to say "to drink". I just wanted to use it to reflect both but you can use beber. Thanks for watching!

[@Rudraveera_999]

@@SpanishWithLiliana Muchas gracias 🙏

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Gracias..❤

[@CerxFouquet9]

Thanks so much for the lessons! I'm confused with "me levanto" though - Yo no me levanto tarde... doesn't that have two "I"s in it? "I don't I get up late"? Why does it need both "yo" and "me"..? How do they function?

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Hola, Check out this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o36pg2Wpq991ndk It should help you with the question of YO versus ME. Thanks for watching! 🤗

[@69noice90]

Hello i had a question Why cant we use ser for deliciosa ?

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

For deliciosa/o, you can actually use both. 🤗

[@laurenbrown4829]

If (me encantaría) means I would love at 30:35 why at 31:18 its (me gustaría ) but we have established me gustaría to mean I would like am I missing something?

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Sorry for the confusion, you have it correct. I would love is me encantaría and I would like is me gustaría.

[@wandering_gnome2868]

Learning a new language is super weird I feel like I am a 30-year-old in a kindergarten classroom right now as since I use English on a daily basis and don't realize that I'm using nouns verbs grammar and all that fun Jazz that we don't realize we're doing until you have to study it in another language and then try and connect the dots

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

I know what you mean. There are lots of videos with full sentences and no grammar if that helps 🤗

[@sayidbekbahromov]

Great teaching via comparison, btw is it Colombian or Mexican Spanish?

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

It’s Mexican 🤗

[@MohammadIrfan-i2i]

thank very much

[@eyesackisaac5641]

When describing, if the adjective typically comes after the noun, por ejemplo “princesa bonita”, “rosas rojas”. Por qué es diferente con “nuevo idioma”?

[@martsharpe709]

Moving up from 2 word sentences to 5 word sentences. Let's go

[@meed8738]

Congrats. I think I’m at that stage too

[@peaceonearth1971]

A mi me gusta ese clase

[@chavezedrums]

Thank you for the video, I have a question about When you say Yo, is it pronounced like Joe? The Y sounds like a J? Thank you for your help.

[@LauraBCReyna]

Yes, she's saying a soft J sound when she pronounces J and LL. That's just part a regional accent. There are many variations of Spanish pronunciation & lots of ppl use this pronunciation of J & LL. Extremely common. It's kind of like when some Americans pronounce some words ending in A like there's a R there, like "idear". I pronounce the J & LL with the true Y sound.

[@KCNg4SEL]

I have this same question too. Thanks for the clarification.​@LauraReyna_Scribe

[@hompun4874]

Muy bien

[@JohnKaman]

Lilana, this structure confuses me because « me » is not the subject. The subject is « I » which is not expressed. Thus Me levanto temprano would literally translate as « Me, I get up early. » yes or no?

[@Sicktkiller]

"Me levanto temprano" would be translated as "I get up early/I wake up early", that's because "Me" in Spanish refers to the 1st person singular (you perform the action on yourself). That's why if you change "me" for "te" it would mean "I wake YOU up early" instead since "te" refers to the second person singular.

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Hola🥰🥰🥰🥰🇲🇱🇪🇸

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Hola 🤗

[@SoyFanDeCnco]

A MI ME GUSTA ESE CLASE

[@MatarrJoof-c5v]

I really want to learn Spanish

[@Maandeeqyaasiin]

Y tu, mucho gracias.abdullahi

[@Amadorrenteria]

I am subscribed. Is this Latin American Spanish?

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

From Mexico 🇲🇽

[@Osk1D33]

would it be correct to say yo necisito que dormir?

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

In this case, it is not correct. You can just say "necesito dormir" and that's all. If you want to say I have to sleep, then you would use "Tengo que dormir" there. I hope this helps 🤗

[@klementynamalina9689]

Yo amo a México

[@OfficialWordOnTheStreet]

*how is "office" **_feminine?_*

[@abetterconsumer]

La oficina

[@OfficialWordOnTheStreet]

@@abetterconsumer i'm trying to understand how the word "office" is feminine? what makes it "girly?" why not just "le" office; men _also_ have offices..

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

As a general rule, nouns ending in ‘a’ are feminine. There are exceptions but this is a good way to start 👍

[@milademascolo9976]

Grammar gender is not like girly or manly gender….like the way we describe people

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Enjoying the way you teach! Keep up the good work. I can’t wait to watch all of your videos

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Awesome, thank you!

[@BamBam-ib6qk]

@@SpanishWithLiliana What country is your Spanish?

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

From Mexico 🇲🇽

[@pengowen-sx1ez]

i have been really confused when to use 'Yo' and when to use 'Me'...can any one help me with that?

[@AgrimaChauhan-g9r]

Me too

[@greggossett]

Yo too

[@mo.1010.]

"Yo" means I but "me" is something like myself. It's used when you have reflexive verbs- for example full word to get up is "levantarse" and "se" is basically the part you must change depending on the person. For we it will be "nos" and for I it is "me". (Pro tip: using me, se, and nos is necessary but yo sounds unnatural for natives. Mostly they just skip that word because you know that based on the context)

[@uzernaime]

Someone explained it to me this way: if the subject is yourself, use "yo." If the subject is something else, use "me." Hope that helps!

[@jjgameshow2682]

5:17 Juan Cena!