Easily CREATE sentences in Spanish

In this video, we'll be creating sentences in Spanish. We'll take a look at an easy English sentence and work on translating it.
This video has a lot of examples and the idea is to get familiar with the Spanish sentence structure.
Practice and repetition are key to learning.
¡Usted puede! 👍

[@AJ-kn8nk]

Este sitio es oro!!! Muchisimas gracias por este regalo.

[@accurategamer7085]

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

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

I know, right? 🤔

[@trancastore2107]

Love this comparison

[@josephbieberly8624]

Spanish with Liliana is the best Spanish learning channel that I have found on the internet. Bravo.

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Gracias 😊

[@jackjamlo1983]

It was perfect lesson thank you 😊

[@adiatjeismaulina9507]

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

[@CamthaCupid]

Thanks for putting out another amazing video

[@chotseng4731]

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

[@kevinforward3249]

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

[@rapid2567]

the best spanish teaching channel ever . Amazing 🧑‍🚒🧑‍🚒🧑‍🚒

[@namkhanngajato3911]

Really?

[@Anotherjackie.]

Thank you , I’m learning so much from you . ❤

[@budekins542]

Superb lesson.

[@cryptopez971]

Muy bien, me gusta mucho este video. Gracias

[@kingjesus7926]

This is so good 👍 gracias

[@sugxrpumpkin]

Thank you so much for the tutoriall!! Gracias❤

[@SpeciesUnknown]

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

[@ronjames-music]

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

[@user-yp2qe4fi4j]

Hello my best teacher muchas gracias ❤❤

[@user-kd7tp6et8d]

Muchas gracias, Liliana!😊🙃💖💯👍🕊

[@LiberianPrettyChefandComedian]

i never new spanish is this easy THANK YOU so much

[@sandraoconnor9]

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

[@SK-ui2mc]

This is thebest UTUBE that I ‘ve been looking for long!

[@martsharpe709]

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

[@meed8738]

Congrats. I think I’m at that stage too

[@jayavion460]

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

[@BaIbrahim-hc5sr]

Very good

[@salamasumarni8617]

Thanks so much Miss🙏

[@barbarajastrzebska1781]

Super!🥰

[@kodilda6137]

Very nice!

[@fabi3472]

Amazing!! ❤❤❤

[@lesleyhorn1588]

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

[@marshallderriek1858]

This was a great video ..

[@user-qe6bz6tx2u]

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

[@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

[@cl5342]

Really good!! Thank you!!🙏

[@Imamir11]

Great !! You are Genius Teacher 👏 🙌 💫👍Thanks Dear!!

[@meed8738]

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

[@crystal25798]

Gracias..❤

[@barry5607]

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

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Glad it was helpful! 🤗

[@antoinelavosier9620]

Thanks so much for your help. You hve a wonderful voice. Jack

[@babubhaiparekh]

Excellent.Thank you so much.🎉

[@babubhaiparekh]

Bravo

[@pouyankiyan519]

Muchas gracias

[@walkersasha7722]

Super useful:) Thank you

[@jagmanjohnthejag]

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]

¡Muchas gracias! 😊

[@OTERO81]

You are the best lilly❤❤

[@emwinghareirene8230]

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

[@peaceonearth1971]

A mi me gusta ese clase

[@user-tm1jp9xu7n]

Thanks ❤❤❤❤

[@user-tm1jp9xu7n]

thank very much

[@alielhadi8915]

Me gustas, muchas gracias 👍🤲✋💐

[@ketzergaw2593]

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

[@timhoward5]

*I gave you your 900th because this 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯.*

[@robiul1979]

❤❤❤❤

[@user-bs3dp9tj7s]

❤

[@Theresitabella]

A MI ME GUSTA ESE CLASE

[@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

[@theodoratesha7065]

Wooow! What a nice gesture.... ❤

[@jjgameshow2682]

5:17 Juan Cena!

[@elenaorozco5254]

I just came across this video and ❤I love it!!! ❤ New subscriber here!!!😉 By the way, I share this video with my daughter to check it out.👍

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Awesome! Thank you! 😊

[@soussantabatabai5727]

😍😍

[@poleprincess5621]

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

[@enprize3195]

Awesome hope YT pushes algo

[@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.

[@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198]

5:26

[@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.

[@KC-Selangor]

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

[@Amadorrenteria]

I am subscribed. Is this Latin American Spanish?

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

From Mexico 🇲🇽

[@shaneevans5291]

There needs to be a larger gap between the question and answer so you can have a go before the answer is given. Good content though.

[@martsharpe709]

Trabajo en army

[@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

[@ironwill2352]

Now it is one thing learning how to know the vocabulary and putting sentences together, but an entirely different difficulty understanding what somebody says to you in Spanish. I so wish there was a direct source that is top notch on learning Spanish all the way around because my fiance speaks Spanish and I am still terrible! 😢😢😢

[@SteveCampen]

Can you give the Castellano pronunciation 🇪🇸of words as well as the Mexican Spanish? 🇲🇽😊

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

I would do a disservice to my Spaniards friends 🤗

[@Oscar-tk1fg]

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 🤗

[@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.

[@69noice90]

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

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

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

[@poleprincess5621]

Why is a “a mi” used with: I love my family? Yo amo a mi familia. Is there a rule as to when you add an. “a”? Thank you

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

There is a rule to use the personal "a" for people. I talk about it on this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6KrY4BorJWKirs Hope it helps! 🤗

[@ritamurphy4944]

What is the difference between estuvo and estaba?

[@sanz8607]

Where were you last night.. shouldn't we use estuviste instead of estabas? It's something happened,done so we should use imperfecto?

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Yes, you’re right. You could add more detail to ‘estabas’ but in English it’s the same for both.

[@ToLife_]

Teaching my wife’s mom Spanish this is great but I did get thrown off when you said “ will you come to the party tomorrow night” I’ve never heard the word vendras we usually say “Vas a venir a la fiesta mañana por la noche?”

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Yes, so officially will you come translates to vendrás, which is the future simple but in day to day conversation we use the present simple a lot. Thanks for watching! 🤗

[@justgetitDLC]

When you pronounce "Yo", it sounds like a J in the front. So Jo is what I hear. Is that correct?

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

I’m from Mexico and the y and ll sound like the English j but it varies in different countries. And also with each person’s accent. Thanks!

[@justgetitDLC]

@@SpanishWithLiliana Got it!

[@thealternativecontrarian9936]

I go to the bathroom. Yo voy al bano. But why isn't it 'Yo voy del bano?" Why does it switch from del to al?

[@dcphil4]

al is the contracted form of a el, which means to the, as in “to the bathroom.”

[@DJean15]

Eso es difícil 😩

[@efrainortiz5915]

Would this be Latin American or Spain’s Spanish?

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

From Mexico more specifically 🤗

[@barryholmes5057]

Is this program Latin American

[@bigupbrazy8630]

at 4:08 i thought to drink is beber? and tomar is to take

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Both beber and tomar mean to drink, but tomar can also mean to take. Context is very important here. Thanks!

[@tongnguyen2770]

When did we use YO and ME? I don't understand

[@pengowen-sx1ez]

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

[@user-sy8ks9nm9c]

Me too

[@greggossett]

Yo too

[@TheWordOfTheStreet]

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

[@abetterconsumer]

La oficina

[@TheWordOfTheStreet]

@@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

[@teedtad2534]

Wonderful!!! I am an American PenDeHO! Do NOT tell anyone! LOL! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

😂

[@jimsydneydsouza7971]

Are you teaching Mexican Spanish

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Yes 👍

[@jaimereid6075]

mis dientes or los dientes when referring to parts of your body.

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

You can use either, thanks!

[@Hindu_Shahi]

what dialect of spanish is this?

[@axjohn]

I would also like to know. Liliana is pronouncing “ll” as “ j” instead of as a “y.” Like how the people in Colombia pronounce Medellin as “ MedeJEEN” instead of “MedeYEEN.” I like her teaching method but the pronounciation of “ll” as “j” is throwing my “ear” off

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

I'm from Mexico but I've been in the USA for 20 years now so I've developed an accent. It does vary in different countries. Thanks for watching!

[@user-sq2zx9nq6l]

Same thought, muchas gracias por la puntualización.😅

[@momma4bella]

🩷

[@axjohn]

Where are you from Liliana? You pronounce “ll” as “j” which I’m not familiar with

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

I'm from Mexico 🇲🇽

[@aragorn1394]

How do you know when to use "estoy" or "yo soy" or "me".

[@karinagomescruz]

Estoy is describes something at the moment, soy is more permanent. For example, saying a location, or where someone is from, you use soy. Estoy is saying things that can change, like your feelings, or things you want to do. Does that make sense?

[@UberlordLaharl]

3:00 that one is wrong. In Spanish you can't say you own the part of your body like it's said in English. It should be "me cepillo los dientes".

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

It is not wrong, you can say it like that. It’s just not commonly said. Thanks!

[@milademascolo9976]

I’ve heard both…how you going to tell a native Mexican she’s wrong LOL :p

[@donovanf1]

Why are you saying Me and not Yo

[@erinking2391]

You use me for Reflective verbs which describe actions that you do to yourself physically. Me is reflexive pronoun. Ex: me lavo (I wash myself), me lavo mi pelo (i wash my hair), me saco (i dry myself). For non reflexive verbs, use yo as a pronoun, when you are the subject. Ex: Yo lavo el perro

[@BamBam-ib6qk]

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 🇲🇽

[@mariateresapatzi4571]

Yo no tengo mascotas

[@so4real]

This was great, but the lady should order first. I already know you're a gentleman.

[@detamanage204]

At 30::00 "I would love" was introduced but was not used in the next sentence. Any reason?

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

I used "me gustaría" instead for some reason but it should have been me encantaría. Thanks!

[@detamanage204]

@@SpanishWithLiliana ❤️❤️❤️

[@barry5607]

Thanks

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Thank you so much! I appreciate your support 🤗