Talk About Your Plans - Learn Spanish With Paul

[@anujadhyani3148]

Hello Paul.i could not write to you on the website about the new additions of subjunctives.went through them last night and its like how dot and line past takes your spanish to next level.its really made easy there.thank you.i wanted to tell you Paul that how difficult it is to be a teacher and nobody can teach you to be one.you are such a great teacher.whoever reads this ,please do not hesitate in joining his paid course which can take your spanish to next level.

[@SpanishWithPaul]

Thank you very much Anuja, great to hear the main course is working so well for you!

[@irenabaradinskiene8114]

Gracias por una buena lección. Es posible hacer una lección con estructura "Nunca he estado ....., pero me gustaría estar ........, porque estoy interesado ......... Gracias en avance. Tal vez ya hay tal lección en su curso?

[@jhonyermo]

I agree 100% ONE HUGE COMPLAINT about the PAID COURSE. And that is this: I DID NOT JOIN THE PAID COURSE SOONER. Now whose fault is that? :-) Anuja you are so correct. Thank you again, and THANK YOU YOU PAUL, mi maestro.

[@birgittastevenson8123]

I totally agree with you, Anuja. The paid for course is worth every cent! I’m a big fan and I recommend it to everyone I know! The best course ever! And the Monday videos are a great add on. 😊

[@HezyTech]

¡¡¡todo de acuerdo!!!!

[@ALMIGHTYKINGDICKY]

planeo escuchar, estudiar, aprender, entender, comprender, hablar y usar español con Paul siempre y para siempre.

[@howellomaha]

I signed up to Paul's paid membership after a lot of debating back and forth with myself: Is it worth it, will I enjoy it, will I learn?' And the answer is yes! So, if anyone else is on the fence about buying the paid lessons, do it! And here's why: I am a SpanishwithPaul youtubevideo watcher for over a year and am now a paid member. 1. Don't worry, what he is teaching works in Spain too. (I live in Barcelona, Spain). 2. His program is laid out beautifully and skillfully where each lesson builds onto the next. 3. The categories are broken down into bite size lessons so you can stop when you need and pick back up easily. 4. After a lesson: there are lots of examples helping cement the topic. 5. If you watch his free weekly lessons and don't know if you will get anything from his paid membership - yes you will. His free lessons only touch the surface of what this program has. I am kicking myself "Why didn't I start sooner?!' My Spanish has grown more with his lessons than it ever did living right here in Spain. Thank you Paul!

[@jhonyermo]

My complaint as well. WHY DIDN'T I JOIN SOONER?? And I agree with all FIVE of your points. BEST INVESTMENT I EVER MADE.

[@mikesadowskyj2225]

I have tried and subscribed to a number of different online spanish courses both free and paid, and I can honestly say that Spanish with Paul is easily the best and great vfm.

[@heriharyadi4043]

Me gusta mucho Estudiar Espanol con Paul, porque es importante para mi y deberia saber por todo en Espanol conversacion. Yo confio completamente en Paul. El es buena persona y muy bien hablantos nativos, esta bien... , Por si acaso, yo quiero decirte" gracias por ayudarme..Hasta luego..!❤

[@shinypearls4]

Thanks Paul ,, your lessons are amazing .. Frankly ,, I’ve learned too much from you . “Teacher of Mine “ 👍🏻

[@YingXue-p2q]

best spanish teacher on KZbin,

[@anonymousprivet1227]

The lesson in this video fed the beast within for a more natural linguistic vocabulary. Something that would allow me to develop individuality over time in my newly adopted language as I have in my native tongue. Sincerely thanks.

[@klerf.879]

Thank you, Paul! You are my favourite teacher and you have a gift to teach! Thanks for your work!

[@KrishnaKumar-zn9kg]

Your approach to teaching is superb. It is very easy to understand and then follow your instructions, and be proficient. Thanks a ton.

[@abbielouise4761]

Love love love these videos! I can speak a bit of Spanish but want to become fluent. These are really helping 👌🏼

[@fleurerosez]

gracias Paul , I am from Mauritania , I learn with you English and Spanish

[@jerrysandypetty5124]

Acabo de renovar mi suscripción por un otro año. Tus clases son las mejores.

[@epicjamaicanjokes8279]

I'm learning some much so fast with the lessons you give. Thanks. I will be buying the lessons on your website soon

[@Constantina25]

Thank you Mr Paul. I admire listing to your pronunciation in Spanish and English as well. Best of luck!

[@nadiabouchra8567]

Gracias Paul para esta video ! Me gusta mucho aprender espagnol contigo ! 🙏🙏🙏

[@jamestozer5070]

"lo antes posible," and "no tengo ningun plan." good one! i was not aware of those colloquialisms!

[@naifalsabri8304]

Really i do not know how can choose words to describe u.....You deserve all my love and respect

[@edelweisssymons7444]

🤩Salud y gracias Paul. A good foundation is important. Enjoy revising your old lessons & mini courses. A pity I can't revise your premium course which I began a couple of years ago which I struggled to complete 'a tiempo' 🤣

[@anisaadam9859]

Thank you so much , you made learning Spanish so easy for me ❤️ gracias

[@jerryst.george2731]

Another exceptional, instructional aid, Paul, and you limited the lesson to 22 minutes again. Mucho, mucho gracias.

[@GlenMacDonald]

Agreed. Paul's lessons are fantastic! (BTW, since "gracias" is feminine and plural, it's: "*muchas* gracias".)

[@elhatibsanaa5720]

i really can't say thank you enough these courses are so so so helpful now i study spanish and i learn just from you please keep it up

[@vinitakumari7341]

Sir paul u r the best Espanyol teacher...you know very well in wat way we ll learn better....mucho gracias!

[@pilatesajijic]

Great lesson. Thank you. I will do again and again this week.

[@GracisaMMa]

Gracias por ayudarme estudiar Español contigo. Aprendo muchos

[@paulknost]

These Spanish lessons are really great! Thanks!

[@НатальяКиколенко]

Planeo estudiar espanol con Paul Muchisimas gracias profesor

[@barbaraanderhub421]

Just before giving it up.. i found Paul..

[@ЖеняВиноградов-ш5е]

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[@aliciahannin2895]

Spanish with Paul is great!!!!-

[@TheTechiePinoyFoodie]

Best spanish tutorial channel ever!😱😂

[@mactv9731]

Thanks for the help so much I’m doing so well

[@kglass52081]

Excellent main course. Worth the money

[@imaginingtech9639]

Paul love your couse i bought it in January and am making improvements everyday you oftne mention contacting use for assistance to stay on track where should we do that?

[@НатальяКиколенко]

Muchisimas gracias Paul!!!

[@bizhanahmadi5548]

Thank you Paul I learned a lot

[@amyjot5499]

I have a lot of problems in spanish grammar like had , have , would , could , have been , had been . Can you create a video on this please

[@kaungsuthway4167]

Thank you very very much Sir.Paul Your teaching style really help me learn Spanish much easier than ever before.. Would you mind giving your Facebook to me? I have been learning Spanish for three months..Within these three months,nothing made my study easier expect from yours.. That is why I like your lessons so much sir..

[@victoriamorris7104]

Thanks Paul I can’t concentrate now tomorrow I’m extremely tired thanks for everything

[@Jfresh55]

Fluenz vs paid membership with Paul. I'm a college student and want to do summer Spanish learning.

[@dianevan2326]

Great video. I enjoy each and every one.

[@edithdiangelo]

"Throw your Spanish grammar away and...." Paul, 💖👍💖

[@vidirog]

Paul my problem is I understand what you say but before you end the lesson I forgot it. How do I keep it in my head. I learned German okay buy have problems with Spanish.

[@hamzahaddad2819]

Solo necesitas practicarlo

[@robertgolliff6688]

Your lessons are great. Can you teach english to spanish speakers. ?

[@yolettelataillde4339]

Amazing video

[@edelweisssymons7444]

I really needed this lesson. Thank you. Paul, I learned a lot of new structures today.

[@ALMIGHTYKINGDICKY]

ahora que tengo conversacion fluencia en español. voy a usar mi mente me pongo una vida mejor. soy demasiado bendiga de a mi dios tener tan privilege. Espero que el mundo fue un logar mejor, pero la vida es lo que lo haces. cada dia es especial para mi familia y yo viver y sobrevivir en esto Tierra sin a mi dios. mis padres son en el cielo como nuestras angeles mirando bajo con Amor y el saber y do poder. gracias a mi dios para español con Paul y Señor Paul el mismo. Ahorita mi hijo y yo mundos son parte ingles y parte español. Paul manera mas nuestro manera mas a mi dios manera son EXTRAORDINARIO GENTE COMO NOSOTROS. MI NIÑO Y YO MISMO JUNTO CON A NUESTRO DIOS, NUESTRO AMOR Y CON A NUESTRO PAUL. Gracias por tu gracia. Cuidate. vivir tu vida y siempre cada solo lunes con tus lecciones y tu curso es incondicional Amor de Español.

[@jaikarransingh7802]

Ur lessons are so easy the only thing is to remember the words

[@s.3502]

Planeo estudiar español con Paul........

[@khdmuh4202]

Thank you 🙏.

[@andrewthacker114]

Paul in Spanish is Pablo.

[@dixonkong161]

How come it is decirle for tell him/ her but we have to use Verle for to see her and verlo for to see him? (I saw verlo/le on your other video)

[@jimbob8199]

Verla….to see her. Verlo…..to see him.

[@saleemyousf9878]

I live en Spain and I do dele a 2 total how much I paid this course

[@neilchurchill6494]

loving your online courses. I have a question, in another book (Paul Noble´s), it says that a more common way to phrase is use "I have the intention of" i.e. "Tengo la intencíon de". He says that "Plan" is more used by architects and the like etc. This is a "plan" of the building etc etc. Your thoughts? is that nonsense?

[@riciaann]

Google translator also used pleneo... in "i plan to study later"

[@Eliptix]

Quick question, Why did you put Comprarlo para "ti" más tarde instead para "tu". Can we use it interchangeably?

[@Descenacre]

Tú = You when used as the subject. "You came here yesterday.", "Tu viniste aqui ayer" Tu = possessive your. "This is your place", "este es tu lugar" Ti = You when used as the object(and usually paired with a preposition, like for, with, etc) Also, "con ti" transforms into "contigo". "This is for you." "es para ti" "I want to go with you." "Quiero ir contigo" Te = the pronoun you use kind of like "me", "lo", "la", "le", "su", etc. "I love you". "Te amo". "I spoke to you earlier" "Te hablé antes" Hope this helps!

[@jimbob8199]

Tu explicación es muy bien hecho. Gracias por eso. Lo aprecio mucho.

[@trentintampa9328]

Is ningún only used in conjunction with a negative idea behind it? I know other languages have special ways of communicating the idea of "not any". However, what if I wanted to ask "Do you have any candy?" Would I still use ningún? (¿Tienes ningún dulces?) Or what is I wanted to say "Any available seat is fine with me."? I would probably say "Qualquier silla disponible es bueno para mi".

[@legaleagle46]

You would not use "ningún" here, as that is only used in negative constructions. What you'd be saying by using "ningún" is "Don't you have any candy?" The way to say "Do you have any candy?" is simply to say "Is there candy?" "¿Hay dulces?"

[@szabinyiko]

Hi Paul, Can you please clarify at 19:23 No tengo ningún plan para esta noche at 20:05 No tengo planes para mañana Thank you, Szabi

[@cdrdan]

Szabolcs, 19:23 says "I do not have ANY plans for tonight"; 20:05 says "I don't have plans for tomorrow." The difference is the word "any." When you want to use the word "any" in association with the word "plans", use "ninqún.

[@Eric-eg8hw]

I dont know if you still make or sell video's

[@Tony-hn3mz]

Question paul. Planeo I plan. Do you not have to put yo in first? Yo planeo. Yo quiero. I've seen it written in spanish alot. Is this not the case or is it just mecican Spanish that doesn't put yo up front. Thanks.

[@cdrdan]

Tom, as I understand, saying "Planeo" by itself means "I plan" because it is the first person singular conjunction of the verb "Planear" (to plan). However, if you wish to emphasize YOU truly do plan then adding "yo" should be used. But, it isn't natural to say "Yo" before every first person singular verb in Spanish as it sounds self-centered. If you say "Quiero", you are saying "I agree." But if you say "Yo quiero" it implies that you want to something that others may not want to. So, "Yo planeo" does indeed mean "I plan" but to native Spanish speakers, you will come across as being someone who plans when others don't. *I* hope that helps. Paul does a much better job explaining this, at least *I* think so. (see what I did there?)

[@legaleagle46]

No. The personal subject pronouns are somewhat redundant in Spanish, because the verbs already tell us who is performing the action through their distinctive endings. As Dan Hall explained, is only in cases of wanting to show emphasis, contrast, or to avoid ambiguity (in the case of the third-person singular and plural, when the context does not already make it clear who the actor is) that Spanish uses the subject pronouns. Otherwise, they're omitted.

[@milliemunro3514]

How can I slow the dialogue down please

[@bangtanpink9352]

How to say " whats your plan for the weekend"

[@vikaschauhan749]

Nice sir

[@Nevernice219]

Siempre planeo estudiar español con paul perro no tengo mucho tiempo...

[@deonpersaud9540]

Home Bwoy pero..but, perro..dog

[@srbaruchi]

Your pronunciation seems excellent to me, with one small disagreement. You put a slight accent on the "e" in planeo. It didn't sound quite right, so I checked with Google Translate, and "she" says the word with a soft accent on the first syllable ("plan"), which is my understanding of how to pronounce an unaccented word. Native speakers: De acuerdo o no?

[@legaleagle46]

I'm not a native speaker, but I've been speaking, reading, and writing Spanish for over 43 years, and I wouldn't trust Google Translate any further than I could throw it in terms of teaching correct pronunciation. "Pla-NE-o" is correct to my ear.

[@c.benmansour3546]

I though ningún meant none?

[@tsquare852]

Jaja te veo ” planeo estudiar español con paul”

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