LEARN SPANISH: How To Say This, That, These, Those In SPANISH!!

LEARN SPANISH: How To Say This, That, These, Those In SPANISH!! In today's video, you'll discover how to say this, that, these, and those in Spanish. Man people get mixed up with when to say este, esta, esto, ese, esa, eso, aquel, aquella, etc. Our goal is to help you with those today.
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Can you make a video explaining Aquí Allí Acá Ahí

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So... 'A que' = 'Alli'...? 🤷🏿‍♂️

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It would have helped if the words were were superimposed on the screen as well.

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[@grames4]

I think I missed it, but is there an "esto/eso"-like form for "aquel(la) - term for "that unknown object over there"?

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“Muchas gracias por tu ayuda” is how you would say the whole phrase in spanish 😁

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Really enjoy The lessons went to guadalajara and use the ten common spanish words, and that really helped me out with family

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Really enjoy The lessons went to guadalajara and use the ten common spanish words, and that really helped me out with family

[@mdixongross]

As far as the "distance", as you say - and this is comment is more of a question to be resolved - Este is a form used in clear and direct contexts, in turn being "it". - So if you were talking about a book, you may say "It was good" Ese is for an unclear YET direct context of "that". - So if you threw the book you would basically be saying "It was that." Aquel is more unclear and indirect context of "that" - If a person didn't know what happened, they'd be saying "What was that?" Then of course you add the gender and/or plural rules for the next stage in respecting the language rules of context. Is this correct?

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Thanks for the question. Okay let me try to explain it a little better if possible. 1. Correct - Este is a form used in clear and direct contexts. The key difference between Este, Ese, and Aquel is simply the distance. So in English, if something is close to you, you would say THIS (Este) thing right here. If it's across the room from you then you would say THAT (Ese) thing is over there. Aquel is more abstract. There's no real 100% rule to determine when to say Ese vs. Aquel. They both mean THAT. But Aquel would be primarily used for things that are farther away. So I would interpret it as THAT WAY OVER THERE (Aquel). But they all are used in clear contexts. When you know the "thing" is masculine you would use Este, Ese, Aquel. When you know it's feminine you would use Esta, Esa, Aquella. When gender is unclear, whether because you don't know the word or know the gender, you can use Esto or Eso. THIS or THAT. I hope this helps.

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No problem! Thanks for watching!

[@TheEarthRealm]

8:00 I've literally heard people from the Caribbean say something that would sound like, "Dame e' (pronounced, _eh_ ) libro". 💁🏿‍♂️ And as weird and confusing as that is, it totally cuts out the need for conjugations.

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What about que.. doesnt que also have a meaning on that amongst its many meanings?

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It’s the same in English and slang. We don’t say stuff properly in common speaking.

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It would be great if you could put the words on to the video so us newbies can really understand the word and what we are saying. Is it este? And esa? But thanks for this video. 🎉

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This finally explained these three words in a way i can understand!

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Yesss, goodvideo! Question: what Spanish variant/accent do you speak?

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Hello Maarten, I'm Puerto Rican, but I used to live in the Dominican Republic, so I think it's a mixture of the too. But definitely a more "Caribbean" Spanish Accent. I feel Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, and Cuba are all fairly similar. My Spanish would be categorized somewhere in there.

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Nice method, it clarified the confusion. English medium is good since this video is for Spanish learners.

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Glad it was helpful!

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Dame aquel libro allá? 🤔

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This and these have t's

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Very clear and to the point class, but it could be even more interesting if you add a chalkboard. This way we get to see the spellings as well. Peace!

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A rhyme that helped me...This and These have Ts, That and those don't :) Loving your vidoes!

[@mic6178]

For neutral objects would the plural form of the words be the same as if they were maculine plural?

[@regisgay]

This is good but would be better with the spelling on screen and little cuts with the summaries of the words

[@florvarela8786]

This is a very good way to put it . I have been trying to teach my friends Spanish but damn it could be hard to teach and put into words

[@kusinadi507]

After been confused between ese and Este and eso and this stuff,came here to got it right Gracias !

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Excellent video!!! Thank you

[@kingnealy6630]

I thought eso & esto was the safe route if I don’t know the gender.

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[@JeanneGarroway]

The s connects a lot as I see complete sentences. I need to see this on a board.

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Excellent explanation! Thank you!

[@TH-cq7bj]

what about "these/those" in the neutral?

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Muchas gracias, Rocky.

[@tslihashuolto]

This sentence came for me from Duolingo and I just can't figure that out "El hombre no esta cansado". So why it telling me to put esta on that sentence when "El hombre" and "cansado" is muscular? Is there some trick or error or why it not be "El hombre no este cansado". I'm glad I found this video and your channel! You truly get new sub.

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Hey Tommy, the reason for está is because they are conjugating the verb estar which means "to be" So they are saying the man is not tired. Thanks for watching and please don't hesitate to ask more questions!

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@@SpeakSpanishFaster Mucho gracias! Now I got it!

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I had to watch this twice to really understand 😬

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Watch as many times as you need! :)

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[@cecilkeeping]

Is there a plural form for esto, eso and aquello?

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

Well Estos and Esos, so it would be the same as the plural form for este and ese. There is only aquel and aquellos. Aquellos is the plural form of aquel. I hope this helps!

[@cecilkeeping]

Speak Spanish Faster So the plural is the same for the masculine and the non gender specific. Got it! Was that in the video and I just missed it?

[@SpeakSpanishFaster]

@@cecilkeeping Actually it wasn't in the video, so thanks for pointing it out!

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Too much English amigo.....

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Estos

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