Comparatives and Superlatives in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 123*

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Great lesson. I learned a lot. FYI spelling error at 15:13 No soy tan intligente como tu. You taught me that :)

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Gracias De Ethiopia

[@yvonnecamacho7887]

I am a native speaker of Spanish and highly educated. The "menos... que" is used a lot. Yes, the tendency is to use "más... que" more often, but "menos... que" is used much more than you are claiming here. In polite speech people tend to use "menos... que" to avoid being too categorical about people's qualities.

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Muchas gracias. I have a question about a different topic , I've noticed that in some sentences like this "eres maestro" there isn't an a like in English. How would I know when to include un in spanish? Again I can't thank you enough for these lessons becoming bilingüe is a fantastic thing. Gracias.

[@mike.d999]

If someone does something for work then we don’t use the “the” or “a” in Spanish. Solo eres artista. Not eres una artista

[@thespanishchallenge]

To add to that, you usually would use “un/una” when including an adjective after the profession. Such as, Él es un maestro bueno vs Él es maestro.

[@retha90]

7:00 I just learned menos for telling time. “Son las dos menos cinco.” (To say it’s 1:55, but by saying it’s 5 mins til 2.) Can anyone confirm if menos is used commonly in this context? ¡Gracias muchas!

[@svnflowerx1129]

yes

[@legallybidoof]

Totally! Menos basically means "minus", so saying "Son las dos menos cinco" is like saying "its 2:00 minus 5" (eg. 1:55). There are definitely other contexts of it (in math, "younger brother" = el hermano menor, etc.)

[@marramambertamarramamberta9107]

Sí, cierto, profe, "mayor" y "menor" se usa como older and younger respectively, but in certain contexts we can say "más joven que" and "más viejo que" (I know, limited contexts).

[@uniblueee3995]

15:14 The correct spelling is "youngest" not "younguest". Maybe he is influenced by Spanish orthography.

[@pdlm3849]

I’d like to point out that “menos+adjective+que” is mostly used when the adjective is offensive or has a negative connotation. For example. “Yo soy menos idiota que tú” is a better sentence than saying “tu eres más idiota que yo”. Because using the second form, I imply that I’m an idiot too.

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Sir Danny can please make an explanation video to where to put the adverb

[@marramambertamarramamberta9107]

Ayayay, profe, que no es el "Trato de Versalles", sino el "Tratado de Versalles". Te sigo con todas tus lecciones y se las pongo a mis estudiantes de tarea, pero en esta me estás fallado un pelín. 🤣

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[@slupica]

"youngest" not "younguest" at 16:06

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They are human.

[@GiorgiGiorgi_z8s]

I never use comparative in Spanish because comoarison is the greatest thief of joy. Just kidding. Great lesson

[@ekirizkyafthar3249]

Can you explain me why "mi casa es" but "tu casa está". Why don't "tu case es" ?

[@asvt321]

That must’ve been a typo Tu casa es, is actually correct

[@marramambertamarramamberta9107]

Profe, "tu explicación es menos importante que la mía" (there you go, with "menos something que") 😂

[@davegraham7550]

Is a subtle issue. Thanks. A spelling mistake on "younguest".

[@LifeRacerMe]

I think you mean (the article + adjective + más) instead of (the article + más + adjective). Your examples say so. Please clarify.

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Como esta usted?

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There is no ketchup on the table.

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Como yo or mí?

[@itsulugbek]

My friend is like my father- mi amigo es como mi padre. China is as big as the USA. China es tan grandé como los Estados Unidos. I am smarter than my sister. Soy mas inteligente que miá hermana.

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Close “Grande” doesn’t have an accent mark on the “e” It’s “mi,” not “mía”

[@Mister_obr]

Tal chico es mucho menos inteligente que tal otro.

[@anna.brielle]

you explain it well, but the structure of the video needs improving