Tips for Learning Spanish Verbs

[@houndofzoltan]

Good advice. I'm gonna try to learn them individually, as I meet them: so i'll learn a lot of 'I do' and 'You do' and hopefully that will be good enough for most small talk and guessing whenI'm reading.

[@maresgoez]

I am a spanish native speaker. I know that verbs in spanish can be hard, specially for english speakers. I am willing to help anyone who is learning spanish if they can help me with my english.

[@XxSmoothGroovexX]

Well first off, it's especially not specially lol

[@XxSmoothGroovexX]

Pero si, necesito ayuda con espanol. Gracias.¿ Tienes un kik?

[@maresgoez]

+Green Trent Tengo skype. Do you use skype?

[@spambamkeija634]

+maresgoez deberías obtener "whatsapp"

[@kevinwilson124]

Hey Maresgoez! I know you left comment two years ago but I am wondering if you still need help with English? I am in the process of learning Spanish and i am looking for a partner to practice with! Chances are, your English is probably really good now!

[@StevenWilliamFischer]

Steve, I just watched your politcal video on the U.S. Primaries. I really valued your assessment of all the candidates. Could you do a video on your daily routine? I would like to know how much you read every day, how much you exercise every day, whether you drink coffee or write often. This may sound nosy, but ingrained habits dominate our lives. And broadly speaking, picking up a language is more or less incorporating it into our lives, so that it becomes second nature. Also, do you do anything like mediation?

[@Thelinguist]

+Steven Fischer I will do so.

[@dan9864]

I read spanish books on Kindle. If I don’t know a word, I just click on it and the meaning and tense pop up.

[@elizabethleyden892]

Better still, if you go into Grammar on SpanishDict, you not only get an explanation of the conjugations, but you can do exercises for reinforcement, if you find that useful (the ones I've seen so far have been based on little scenarios, not just 'what's the third person singular of ...?')

[@futurez12]

You can learn all of the patterns by studying tables but you almost certainly wont be able to produce them automatically on the spot without using them A LOT. I learnt the patterns fairly early on but I still struggle to bring the right one to mind when Iḿ speaking. Of course, there are the irregular verbs that will kick your ass for a long time, Iḿ still not sure how some of them can be learned when they are irregular all over the place, in the indicative and subjunctive too. It does all seem a bit too much at times.

[@elietrinidad6633]

Verbs in Spanish all have rule endings, not the inregular, exemplo I its equal to O and the end, I como, ando, bailo, canto, but the only thr present verbs many conjuntions but not all forms are used

[@LuizMisterio]

Obrigado Steve! Estou tendo um "problema" muito engraçado. Sempre que tento falar Espanhol acho que estou usando palavras do Português e as vezes uso palavras em Francês. Estou assistindo seus videos em Espanhol, muito bons!

[@adamorales3367]

Hi I'm learning English do you have books recommendations.

[@Thelinguist]

+Ada Morales I don't know your level. I suggest you check out LingQ and maybe ask on the forum.

[@luisgera22]

ese momeno en que sabes que un video no es para tí !

[@MarkBH70]

I was thinking/wondering about LingQ having a yearly fee, so we would only pay once for a year.

[@Thelinguist]

+Aquarian Christianity we do have, and you save a little. Please check on the site.

[@MarkBH70]

Ok. Great.

[@coacheye]

I was really beginning to like LingQ. It was easy, it was fun and was learning a lot. Suddenly, it said if I'd like to CONTINUE I'd have to pay $10 per month for infinity. I deleted the app. 😩

[@Thelinguist]

+coacheye Why do you feel others should pay or work for free so you can learn?

[@tastas1806]

+Steve Kaufmann - lingosteve exactly

[@betavulgaris7888]

+coacheye Check Learning with Texts. Like LingQ but free. Problems though: Very difficult to set up for average joe as you need to run it on a database running in the background of your computer's server. No hints, crowd-shared definitions or any of that. You'll spend a lot of time hand typing definitions in. No content. No forum. No community. No teachers. If you're struggling to pay $10 then check that out but for the money you'd save you will spend a lot longer typing things in and trying to work out whether you've given the word the right definition.

[@betavulgaris7888]

+Steve Kaufmann - lingosteve On a side note - i do feel you'd be better giving people more free lingq's. You're only just getting going when it cuts off. In my opinion you need at least 3-600 to be able to get that buzz of wanting to collect them more and more.

[@raza838]

me too ;p

[@hellopapoi4030]

I've been researching into learning Spanish easily and found a great resource at Fergs Spanish Blueprint (check it out on google)

[@zer0and1onechannel78]

Pls try to talk always close to the microphone

[@zer0and1onechannel78]

I also recommend a site called Vocabulix, there are a lot of verbs in there.