Learning Desde, Hacia and Hacer in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 88*

In lesson 88 we will learn three new words; desde, hacia, and hacer. Please leave a comment below if you have enjoyed it!
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At 3:42, you write that "I have not seen him since the reunion" is "No lo había visto desde la reunion." But the Spanish translates to "I had not" instead of "I have not."

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¿No puede usar "de" en algunas de Las frases que usted dio como "from" también? Desde vs De.

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Please cover the difference between queria and quise (used in context: sentences). Thank you in advance!

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5:19 en español tenemos la frase "de ahora en adelante" that also means "from now on"

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already vs. still

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thank you for all your lessons, I truly enjoyed them. I have question, on the example: I have not seen him since the meeting, I think it should be: No lo he visto desde la reunion. Just making sure, thank you!

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"No lo HE visto desde la reunion." What you have written there in Spanish is "I HADN'T seen him since the meeting."

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Correct!

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Nop, what he has written was " I haven't seen him since the meeting" Hadn't in spanish means Lo habia visto

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@@angelvillalobos6858, I stand corrected.

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Hi Dr. Evans. Your lessons helping me a lot. Can you explain me the reason of a it confuses me a lot. Like in sentence Desde hoy no voy a beber alcohol.

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You have to use "a" when ir(verb) is used with another verb(beber)

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Thanks for the lesson. Something is however not clear in my mind. Can we say indifferently "desde" or "desde hace" for the same meaning? When do we have to use "desde" alone without "hace"?

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On the one hand "desde" alone, implies since a specific point in the past until today. For example: Lo conozco desde 2010 (I've known him since 2010). Estoy aquí desde que empezó la reunión (I've been here since the meeting began). On the other hand, "desde hace" means "for a period of time": Lo conozco desde hace once años (I've known him for eleven years). Estoy aquí desde hace dos años (I've been here for two years).

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When using desde in the “from” translation, can it be interchangeable with de? Ex. DE hoy no voy a beber alcohol - instead of - DESDE hoy no voy a beber alcohol

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[@danieldebrun5795]

hey Danny, It's off topic with the video but I was watching money heist in Spanish (with subtitles though) and I was confused as they sometimes use "lo" as him despite it being a Spanish show not one in LatinAmerica. Is there some rule to this or does it just change depending on the person or something?

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My current understanding of this is that lo functions as a direct object pronoun: lo conozco, I know him, whereas le is an indirect object pronoun: le doy, I give to him. While there are certainly differences between the Spanish spoken in Spain and Latin America, I would actually assume that this is not one of them.

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Can you make a video on Empezar de Acabar de llegar + gerund Terminar de Seguir + gerund

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If u use some of these in places where its not common will ppl still understand?

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I am confused, I thought the translation would be.... No lo he visto desde entonces ........ Can you explain why habia was used? Thank you, absolutely enjoy all of your lessons

[@ianhinson2829]

This is what I was going to post! Surely "No lo había visto.." would mean "I had not seen him.." which is the incorrect tense.

[@EmrahBey]

"I haven't seen him since the meeting" I think this sentence should be correctly " No lo he visto desde la reunión" in Spanish because it is in the present perfect tense.

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This is what I thought too.

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can't we use "de" before countries or places, e.g de Puerto Rico?

[@maiphan3080]

Hi Dr Danny, I am confused. The sentence "camina hacia......y gira..." , camina and gira are the command form, so shouldn't they be camine and gire

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5:15 why use a(to) with beber when beber already means "to drink" ?

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'beber' really means 'drink' as 'ser' or 'estar' mean 'be'

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can you explain “ ha , haya , has,” in spanish

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No lo habia visto : present perfect and No lo habia visto: past perfect. Us that correct. No he visto present perfect

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3:25 Por qué no es "No lo he visto"? "No lo había visto" se dice "I had not seen him", ¿no?

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I like how half the time he has to reinforce that "it makes sense in spanish" because it sound so weird and stiff when you translate it xd

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How come you don't start with lesson # 1, so one can learn from the beginning?

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“I have not seen him”. Don’t we use: no lo he visto? Why do we use había?

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I realy want to speak pl help

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Speak spanish

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"Alcol"

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What about de pudro rico

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i saw a video this guy said se me hacia difil .why?

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Podría explicar desde hace mejor por favor. Soy Gringo!

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Can I say: No lo he visto desde la reunion?

[@EatAroundNewYork]

I have not seen him since the meeting is a contract in present tense so it’s no LO HE VISTO and not HABIA VISTO which is pasta tense please correct that

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Construct ‘ past’ correction of words above

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I HAVE NOT SEEN HIM is present tense so it’s NO LO HE VISTO and not NO LO HABIA VISTO which is past tense

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Es mejor decir: “vengo de Puerto Rico” y no “vengo desde Puerto Rico”.

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es lo mismo igual

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Not a lot of discussion of content in your comments sections, apart from compliments. This should be a place for further elaboration and learning. For example, Yo soy de Canada. Not desde Canada.

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Tbh I totally forgot the word hoy

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Very confusing words