The preposition 'por' | Super Easy Spanish 6

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Host: Baruch Valdés

[@rattanaphonth9575]

¡Muchas gracias a Baruch y Juan por Super Easy Spanish!

[@creativechuckofficial]

Раттанапхон Тхомвонг 😃

[@funkleburger1]

Thank you Baruch. I have always been confused between para and por. You have cleared that one up nicely. Muchas gracias por tú ayuda

[@unemilifleur]

Baruch is our hero. ¡Gracias a Baruch!

[@petra1995]

This is such good timing! I asked my friend from Colombia the difference between por and para just last night haha

[@creativechuckofficial]

Petra Hübinette Next Sunday we’re bringing the «para» video 🙂.

[@johnfoy5310]

I thank you sooooo much that you are considerate to speak slow. It means you understand we folks that are trying to learn your beautiful language! need this! No other "you-tubers" have done this! Again....gracias...muchas, muchas gracias!!

[@CerejaStudies]

gracias por todo Baruch

[@wezzuh2482]

los preposiciones de español son bastante difícil. Gracias por este video!

[@ivanozbolt3582]

Thank you so much Baruch for helping me learn Spanish! I teach ESL to students from Mexico and Central America.

[@dbsmithinFL]

Gracias a Baruch! Es más fácil mejorar la comprensión auditiva con un discurso que no es demasiado rápido y con los subtítulos que lo acompañan.

[@blanchelouve]

Muchas gracias de la Francia !

[@bebeteaux]

desde Francia*

[@renatopereira4668]

You're the best teacher of Spanish Baruch!

[@Einsteinnr2]

You are awesome and greetings from Sweden! :) My dad is from El Salvador and this helps me understand spanish better, get to understand latino culture, and it's really entaritaining, so thanks again! :D

[@creativechuckofficial]

Ozcatlan That’s great, I’m glad we’re helping you 😊. Greetings to Sweden! -Juan (Producer)

[@ballypoo]

¡Muchas gracias por el video! SO helpful but just one thing at 4:24 in English it's usually "three times three is nine" or "three times three equals nine" (3x3=9) :) anyway thank you!

[@creativechuckofficial]

ballypoo That’s right 😅 thanks for the feedback! :)

[@Ivan-jj3lh]

here in united states we also use "3 by 3" if you are an engineer or in construction , which would probably translate the best to the Spanish version of "3 por 3"

[@tesina21]

This is excellent. Thanks, and keep em coming!! Maybe one for the use of "para" and how it differs from "por". This has been a little confusing for me as I learn the language.

[@creativechuckofficial]

tesina21 yes! That’s exactly what we’ll do. Next Sunday we’ll release the preposition ‘para’ video, so you don’t get confused anymore 😃😃😃. -Juan (Producer)

[@danielkosciuszko9788]

Looking forward to more of these amazing videos. I can't thank you enough! Donating now! Please keep it up.

[@creativechuckofficial]

Daniel Kosciuszko Thank you Daniel! 🙏🏼 We’ll do! -Juan (Producer)

[@dinaa4105]

Muchas gracias

[@creativechuckofficial]

Dina A de nada 😃

[@PatientenO.T.]

Very helpful, thank you! Love your videos.

[@isaiahburkes6734]

Awesome! Love the new videos

[@xrogerxrabbitx]

Gracias a Baruch

[@katyaroman1604]

I recently made a video trying to learn how to flirt in Spanish, it was so much fun:) I love Spanish!!

[@creativechuckofficial]

KatyaRoman Awesome! :)

[@katyaroman1604]

gracias;)

[@davidaguilar4112]

It's so nice when someone loves your language :) ¡Saludos! Sigue practicando tu español.

[@lilik9237]

Thank you so much for these videos! Well made and very helpful :)

[@niu9432]

Hola Baruch!!! Muchas gracias por video!!! Could You explain one thing please? 4:27 - are You multiplying using 'por' ?

[@avolovo]

Hola! Gracias por este video! Estaba muy emocionada por las hojas de ejercicios, pero no las he encontrado D:

[@creativechuckofficial]

Las acabamos de estrenar. Las puedes encontrar en nuestro Patreon: www.patreon.com/easyspanish 🙂. -Juan (Productor)

[@dbsmithinFL]

Gracias a ti por el video! Entonces, cuando la intención es un verbo de acción, uno usa para + verbo..... y cuando la intención es un sustantivo, uno usa por + sustantivo?

[@stevendean950]

Video de poca madre!

[@Austin_B._Hahn]

Baruch is a cutie!

[@bob-N4REE]

Gracias a Baruch! hmmmmm... ¿ no sexto function ?

[@HannaBckwrdsIsHanna]

Can anyone help me, why do you say "se puede decir" for "you can say..." I thought it would be "puedes decir?"

[@bebeteaux]

Cause it's impersonal... but depends on speech act.

[@Khajiiit]

I think there should be some English to teach the differences in the intentions. I watch the easy German as well and they give good explanations about the differences in English so we can better understood. 🙂

More videos like those to im

[@taylanozturk7327]

2:00

[@francoisjohannson1458]

estudiamo espagnol dia por dia

[@Kushal_kumara_rao]

Donde esta Juan y cual es tu nombre

[@94D33M]

Bueno...pero.. Cual es la differencia entre : Lo hice para ti, y Lo hice por ti? The first is something I did for you...and the second is something I did in place of you( because you couldnt do it ) ? y ¿ Por qué 'fui a la cafetería por comer algo' no es igual a ' Fui a la cafetería para comer algo' ? 3:02 , este es sexto función ?

[@bebeteaux]

" Lo hice para ti" (Finalidad, intencionalidad.. Like a birthday cake). "Lo hice por ti" ( Motive, cause... Let's say you dare someone to do something to prove that she or he loves you) "Fui a la cafetería para comer algo", means you have the INTENTION and THE PURPOSE to quench your hunger. We don't say "Fui a la cafetería por comer algo". ¡Never! But you can say: " Fui a la cafetería por algo de comida"

[@richmondighot5609]

Hola Baruch! una preguntita, estoy tomando mi medicina 3 veces por semana? or 3 veces a la semana? lo siento tengo una confusion.

[@bebeteaux]

3 veces por semana.

[@richmondighot5609]

@@bebeteaux en España se dice 3 veces a la semana.

[@thehollowman2892]

En el ejemplo "Daría lo que fuera por vivir contigo" por qué no se usa para? No es una causa sino un fin :/

[@creativechuckofficial]

The Hollow Man Buena pregunta, en realidad es un deseo y podría caer en la función de intercambio. Daría ‘x’ por tener ‘y’. Si usas ‘para’ no es incorrecto pero no es muy usual que se diga así.

[@hectora.peniche6706]

Yo normalmente uso para, de hecho no recuerdo haber escuchado la frase con por...

[@Paltibenlaish]

Baruch Ata

[@barbararivera2380]

There's an ad blocking the subtitles :(

[@maryv.7227]

I don't understand the difference between "lo hice por ti" and "lo hice para ti".

[@lucasschwarz4236]

Hey, from Argentina! In Spanish, prepositions "POR" and "PARA" introduce different meanings. It's hard to get the difference since in English they use the same preposition ("FOR") in the following two cases... look: (i) "Lo hice POR ti" can be translated as: "I did it instead of you". It commonly means that you did something that supposedly the other person had to do. For example, "I did your homework for you (I did it for you)". In Spanish, "Hice tu tarea POR ti (la hice POR ti)". In cases like this, you should never use the preposition "PARA". (ii) "Lo hice PARA ti" is used when you just did something for the other person. For example, I made a cake for you (I made it for you). "Hice un pastel PARA ti (lo hice PARA ti)". In cases like this, you should never use the preposition "POR". I hope it was clear enough ;)

[@francoisjohannson1458]

In English and in German there is no difference, but in spanish there is

[@user-hb7tu9cq5x]

Keep talking slowely