LEARN SPANISH: How To Use "Se" In Spanish!!

LEARN SPANISH: How To Use "Se" In Spanish!! In today's video we are going to talk about how to use "se" in Spanish. Quick warning: we aren't talking about the word "sé" as in the "yo form" of saber. We are talking about the pronoun say. Inside this video we will cover the 4 main ways that you'll be interacting with "se."
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Se has so many meanings in Spanish. When they said learning Spanish is easy I guess they didn’t get this far

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I struggle with this se word all the time. It's confusing. I'm gonna have to binge watch your video until it becomes clear to me. Thanks for another great video. Keep them coming

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Se is such a tricky little shit. I’m fluent and still struggle with it; it’s one of my last obstacles in becoming proficient. This video is a big help tho.

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I’m not one to normally post reviews, but your teaching style is real life! Gracias por todo!

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[@brazindubai]

Being a Spanish speaker who's first language is Portuguese, I've always been confused by the "se" as we don't have that in Portuguese. Thank you so much for your explanation. It really helped me better understand it.

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That's great Felipe, glad I could help. I heard Portuguese is similar to Spanish so maybe I will try to conquer that next lol.

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Speak Spanish Faster I’m sure you’d learn it in 3 weeks. LOL. I’d be happy to help.

[@TimXMan1000]

You’re not alone I don’t think anything like Se exist in English my only language

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Same thing over here lol He's the only who made me understand this

[@Guzman7700]

I am from El Salvador 🇸🇻 and I Don know if you are Spanish speaker but you are smart

[@nadiapitarch5870]

Gosh! Spanish native speaker here and all of this is so confusing! But yes, SE can have all of those uses 😅 Us, natives, just use it and don't even think about it, just comes out natural for us. Great vid 👍

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I'm a Portuguese native speaker and you're the one who really made me understand this. Thank you man!

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This doesn't exist in Portuguese?

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Learning how this one grammar works in Spanish makes me feel like my Spanish just evolved by like 200%

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;) Yes!!

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I would suggest that you recommend that people watch at 3/4 speed if they find you are going too fast. It made all difference to me.

[@GeorgiaPopplewell]

Superb explanation of the varied and often confusing uses of “se.” ¡Muchas gracias!

[@mushlii]

This was so well explained. I grew up with a Mexican family but was never taught Spanish because my family didn’t want me to struggle in school. I’m currently learning because I want to be apart of my culture and need to know my language. I took some notes and you answered so many questions I had. Knowing the basic funds of Spanish and WHY words are used is so helpful and beneficial. I know I would sometimes learn phrases but not why those specific words were used but that doesn’t help actually learn. Thank you so much!

[@KMO325]

The impersonal vs passive se is what I have always wondered about. Thank you for making this video.

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Good job. I was a high school English teacher, and I know good teaching when I see it.

[@Lacilove1991]

We are actually learning direct and indirect pronouns together and my teacher uses a catchy phrase to remember 3rd person form changes to se, it goes: you can’t le lo in Mexico 😂😂

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Hahahahah that's actually really good lol

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Yo nunca comentar en videos de idioma pero este video es el único video que me ayudó con este concepto. Muchos gracias!!

[@jeijoujoujei2470]

Pusiste: "yo nunca comentar" se dice: "yo nunca comento"

[@mbibe]

damn, never thought I'd also learn spanish from the guy that pretty much taught me how to ball

[@CoachatCole]

3:31 example sentence of impersonal se 3:51 template for impersonal se (doesn’t reference a specific person) 4:22 example of passive use is se. Something happened to an object without saying who did it.

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Gracias!

[@fredk9999]

Gracias a professor por nos ajudar. Bien hecho. Se aprende much

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I remember Impersonal SE as intransitive and Passive SE as transitive. It makes it easier for my dyslexic brain to remember. Great video!!

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This helped so much!!! Exactly what I needed!

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I needed this so badly. Thx

[@andrewhenry9516]

Estaba mucho confundido sobre cuándo debería usar “se” o “le”, este video me ayuda mucho. Gracias por me enseñas qué no enseñan en mi escuela. ¡Estoy no mucho bueno en español sin embargo estoy aprendiendo mucho!

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Thanks for the video. It really helped to clear up some of the "grey" areas for me. It's still a bit confusing but your explanation helps it make more sense 👍🏼

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This is probably the best explanation that I have seen! Thank you Rocky!!

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wow that explains it well…thanks!!! definitely gonna need to watch this 10 times before i start to understand

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Bendita sea tu alma Rocky. muchas gracias. estás haciendo el trabajo de Dios aquí. Pronto tomaré clases contigo.

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Una explicación muy clara sobre un tema que puede resultar complicado para estudiantes de español. Gracias mil.

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Very helpful. Awfully fast though. Thank you.

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explained in a few minutes what I have spent hours trying to parse together.

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This was super helpful!!! Thanks :)

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It would be beneficial if you made another video with more examples of each usage. 🤔 Thanks 😁

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Whoa, slow down speaking in English! Lol. Really English is my First language and I had to repeat the video and then one more time write down what you were saying.I couldn't keep up with you. But you really helped me understand that word better. Thank you! You really are a help. 😊

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Thank you!

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Thank you

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I'am really shock with this video this is interesting, why did other spanish tutorial are not telling this about 'SE', you are amazing and realife teacher

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This guy rocks. The topic is thoroughly explained in English. I need to be more open to the Pueltorican accent. My question is: why don´t you change the R for L in English?

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One of the few things that Spanish shares with Polish, but not with English. Se vive bien - dobrze się żyje (dobrze - bien, się - se, żyje - vive) Como se dice - jak się mówi (jak - como, się - se, dice - mówi) 100% translation. Mówi is 3rd person singular as well as dice, to it is word for word translation. It was way easier for me to understand thanks to it.

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Hi - you are very informative which is great! Just wish you weren't speaking so fast and when you put the words on the screen in Spanish it would be helpful if you kept it on the screen for a couple seconds longer. Thank you for the video.

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Thank you for this. Thanks for all your videos. I think my biggest fight here isn't Spanish at all. I'm older, and the fight I'm having is in my mind, because I've always heard that it's a lot harder to learn another language when you're older. Now my own brain is telling me that I can't do this, but I'm calling BS.

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Great explanation, this word was driving me nuts

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Hola, @SpeakSpanishFaster, can you help settle a dispute? In this recent NYTimes headline, *"Caucus de Iowa: esto es lo que puede esperarse la noche del lunes"* (Iowa Caucuses: Here's what to expect Monday night), is "se" in "esperarse" passive, or impersonal? Or neither? And, just so I understand, if it’s the impersonal se, how would the sentence change / be written if it used the passive se? Or vice versa? Gracias, si puedes ayudar :)

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I would say impersonal in my opinion. It is directed towards everyone and the general public. That’s just my thoughts tho 😅

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Thank you for this video. I would like to know what construction this sentence is: "Se te añadió al grupo".

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The word ‘se’ is by far the hardest part of Spanish for me. People always mention subjunctive when talking about the tough parts - but its way less confusing than se imo.

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Question for you or anyone reading: Can Isay, "Ella tira las llaves a su hermano." Why do I need le? Can I ever drop the le/la ? Gracias!

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Good vid

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So impersonal se doesn't have a subject. Puedo decir, se celebra con traigo alcohlica?

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I came across this phrase " el aroma del pan comiéndose" I think the se is at the end of the verb because noone is actually baking the bread. But what are rules for putting it at the end of a verb like that?

[@TheSublimeLifestyle]

For those looping the video in the same sitting: Explanations start at 0:53

[@justincain2702]

I'm pretty sure those impersonal pronoun examples do have a subject. That's why the verb gets conjugated to the third person.

[@JayJay-lu4et]

I still don't understand se but im going to watch the video a few more times. It seems to me that the sentences make sense without the word se. I still cant figure out why its there.

[@jerryegge1732]

You should leave the subtitles on the screen for more than an instant.

[@areallyniceguy5382]

Can someone link me to the proboun video

[@batuhanbayraktar6325]

whats the use of se in Espero que se hayan divertido