Using Cuyo in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 124*

[@jadentesai]

I'm lesson 47 rn but I wanted to come here on the most recent video to let you know that you are a great encouraging teacher. My favorite thing is when you say "but you're going to be fine." Or "but we're gonna practice it and you'll get it". I'm currently doing Spanish 2 over the summer and it's really difficult online. You are definitely helping. Thank you.

[@TheLanguageTutor]

So glad we are able to help Jaden!!

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[@muhammadjalal2335]

Cool

[@heeman82]

Esta fue una lección muy interesante. ¡Gracias amigo!

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Thanks!

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[@stand1ngbidness]

As a beginner learner, this is something I didn't know that I needed to know. Now I walk away from this video smarter, thanks!

[@globalnimo]

Dear Dr. Evans, you are simply the best. Your in-depth understanding helps you teach us at ease. Wonderful ! If your time permits please let's try to have some lessons only focused on communication practices.

[@annagardner2845]

Always a great explanation ❤

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thank you! 😃

[@javcrc1]

hi, Dr. Danny, interesting lessons and examples!!! "Cuyo" es formal register. It is practically non-existent in everyday speech. You might hear it in the news, or formal writing. It sounds so formal. I can't imagine anybody speaking like that in casual conversation. It would be so weird. I am a native spanish speaker and never understood what it means or how to use it. But thanks to your examples and explanation , I see where it comes from and it makes a lot of sense!!!!

[@qorimayu]

Hola Wild Potato. Gracias por el detalle. Entonces nos puedes dar un ejemplo de cómo dirías su primero ejemplo sin usar ‘cuyo’?: “El carro, cuyo dueño no estaba, bloqueaba la entrada” Gracias :)

[@javcrc1]

@@qorimayu hola, no sé cuál primer ejemplo, pero mira estas dos oraciones: "El hombre cuyo auto es muy caro vino a verme" Esta es muy formal. Un hablante nativo diría : "El hombre que tiene un auto muy caro vino a verme." Esta es la forma más usual de hablar.

[@javcrc1]

@@qorimayu hola, lo más pobable es que se use "que" en vez de "cuyo", solo que tendríamos que refrasear la oración, algo así como: "ese carro que su dueño no está, bloqueaba la entrada." Sé que esto no está correcto pero es como lo he escuchado en el habla diaria. 😀

[@qorimayu]

@@javcrc1 muchísimas gracias por tus repuestas. Muy amable y tus explicaciones estan muy claras :)

[@claudiopiazza3793]

The word whose in, at least in Argentina, is too formal, it is used in books or houses like this, when we speak we replace it with other words, for example the word where.

[@dalyn19]

Thank you so much Prof. Danny. I have finished all your Spanish lessons here and at AIB. It's time for me to review and practice the language. I can't wait to become fluent. Muchas gracias. Paz y bendiciones. 😄❤️

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Great job!

[@emanuelameh5722]

Gracias por este vídeo. Todas tus lecciónes me han ayudado mucho.

[@robertgorel3055]

Great lesson as usual

[@mrtodoo]

Muchísimas gracias a usted dr danny. Usted me enseñó mucho. Siga así! ❤

[@dnieto1466]

I'm on lesson 4.5 and I wanna say thank you sir you explain everything perfectly.

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thank you!!

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@@TheLanguageTutor your welcome

[@linkedius2532]

@@TheLanguageTutor same here, im learning spanish and don't even have to pay a dime because of you. You are an incredible teacher.

[@annmartin1585]

Thanks for the lesson. I probably would have never encountered this word. Interesting lesson. Blessings 👍

[@bryantdesiabagat3544]

I always study and listen intently to learn. What is the best thing to remember when you are suppose to say it in a form either male or female?

[@bromie21]

Great practice of different structures in this one 🤓 Also some vocabulary I didn’t know. Thank you

[@swagdoggo2565]

A topic most Spanish learns struggle with - The impersonal se. Please make a video explaining the impersonal se. It would help us a lot!!!

[@swagdoggo2565]

Woah, I didn't even know this was a word!! ¡Muchas gracias señor!

[@waltonbrown]

Brilliant, thank you. I’m going to try it on mi maestro esta semana.

[@haroontanveer661]

Hi thanks for improving my Spanish

[@pria.mandia71]

danke! y muchas gracias maestro .🙏 to teach us in a difirente tipo de way.

[@imaducky9324]

I know this isn’t the best place for suggestions on lessons, but could you do a lesson on the word ‘ello’ and it’s other forms? I believe it would be very useful as it is commonly misunderstood and I have rarely seen it taught, I would find it very useful. ¡Muchas bendiciones!

[@mike-yp1uk]

Lots of great content

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thanks Mike!! Glad you’re enjoying them.

[@caro1591]

Muy útil. Muchas gracias.

[@lofdan]

In Old Spanish it also existed "Cúyo" meaning from who was something. ¿Cúyas son las galeras que os daban caza? Fragment from Los trabajos de Persiles y Sigismunda.

[@lofdan]

The same as the English whose at the beginning of the sentence.

[@lofdan]

Whose dog is this? - ¿Cúyo es este perro?

[@Travelingfy]

Gracias maestro.. Muy bien video

[@matyasmatta]

«bien» se usa como un adverbio, y «buen» se usa como un adjetivo, aquí se debería usar «buen» porque después de la palabra sigue un sustantivo:3

[@YantraChalit]

Thanks a lot

[@Supyisiscool]

thank you, you teached me so much!

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Happy to help!

[@Kremcik]

gracias

[@TheLanguageTutor]

De nada

[@tinipatel6260]

Thank you 🙏

[@aileenfowler3967]

Gracias for this lesson.

[@tribalanna]

Very useful and helpful,thank you

[@fbmotivational2266]

Hey man i use "whose alot in english. So i sure that, thanks to you i will be able to use it in spanish.☺😊

[@taniamulhall2378]

Can you do a video on Spanish AP High School Testing? I’d like to know your tips or ideas.

[@angelawalker9793]

Could you address negative commands in the subjunctive mood, please?

[@giovannigillion]

Just a question, im not speaking spanish at all and i just came across this channel should i start from lesson one and will i become fluent if i follow all the lesson?

[@TheLanguageTutor]

I think you should start from lesson 1 and you may not be fluent, but you will be beyond a beginner.

[@giovannigillion]

@@TheLanguageTutor much appreciated will definitely get a move on, thanks for the reply

[@dnieto1466]

You should he explains everything perfectly I only know some Spanish and I want to get better and I'm glad to find this channel!

[@giovannigillion]

@@dnieto1466 thanks man or shall i say muchas gracias

[@ericbaugher]

Good so see you back Dr. Evans. You have not been posting as often as you used to. Maybe you could do some more content on tenses. Like for example maybe do another video on the preterite tense? I know that you have already done a lot on these topics but maybe you could have fresh examples? I have watched your old videos over and over, and know them by almost by heart. That is where new examples would be such a great help. It feels like you had a class at one time, and you made all these great videos based on those lessons, and then you seemed to run out of steam at least in Spanish. So again what I wish is that you would revisit some of your old topics with new examples for us to practice and build vocabulary. This video kind of does this because it has a lot of great examples of the use of different tenses and great vocabulary practice

[@marysmith6546]

So if those terms are not used in everyday conversation, it would be nice to see some examples of what is used instead. Thanks!

[@eduardofleming6662]

I was wondering how to translate the English word whose. Thanks!

[@mesutgurer6178]

Well I'm kind of in a beginner level A2 or B1 so can you make a video for B1 level

[@Moumita2003]

Sir it's a Spain 🇪🇸 Spanish lessons?? Or Argentina Spanish lessons??

[@dnieto1466]

Latin Spanish and some what spain?

[@vooides]

They are the same. Just slang and a bit of verb conjugations between tú, vos and vosotros

[@claudiopiazza3793]

Neutral Spanish to be able to communicate in many countries, each country has its own ways, I am from Argentina and we use "vos sos" instead of "tu eres".

[@edwardkostreski6733]

I just saw this word for the first time in a math textbook. That is why I looked at this video. Thanks. The sentence in case you were curious: "¿Hay un número real cuyo cuadrado es -1?"

[@marymarymcmichael1170]

It's possibly because I speak UK English...we use who's when we are talking about someone's coat, dog etc.

[@tamaranicholls7136]

Hi!

[@lolaloliepop]

is this a Spain spanish channel?

[@k3shh_xx]

Does anyone know what dialect he teaches

[@JLZwissRN1950]

Here in México cuyo is a Guinea pig. 😂

[@yevhen3797]

El profesor cuyo lección yo estoy viendo, es Dani Martín

[@claudiopiazza3793]

Good, is "cuya lección"

[@yevhen3797]

@@claudiopiazza3793 muchas gracias

[@philshallat9043]

Are there any lessons that are NOT viewer suggestions? Haven’t found one yet. If so many things have to be suggested by viewers what’s the function of this teacher; why can’t he come up with these lessons on his own?

[@TheLanguageTutor]

We try to be inclusive with our viewers. But glad that you’ve watched enough videos to notice that latest pattern.

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Koelpin Freeway

[@playgt326]

¿Seré el único hispano hablante que ve esto? 😮😱

[@beerw1]

I tried to join your Facebook group and they turned me down. I guess it is only for some.

[@PatriciaWhite-v2s]

Ebert Points

[@suhyun.choi98]

Why no likes ? No one

[@suhyun.choi98]

The ketchup es no estaba. Does it make sense teacher??

[@suhyun.choi98]

쿠요??가 뭐에요

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