UE Stem Changing Verbs in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 25*

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Great video thanks. Two verbs I continue to mix up are poner and poder, ugggg. In my mind I need to associate "put the poney away in the barn" = poner :)

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The video explains the concept of UE stem-changing verbs in Spanish, providing examples and demonstrating how to conjugate them. Key moments: 00:10 In this video, the focus is on UE stem-changing verbs in Spanish. These verbs have a specific pattern of stem changes involving vowels O and U. -Identifying UE stem-changing verbs based on the vowels O and U. Exploring examples like 'poder' (to be able to) and 'volver' (to return). -Understanding the stem-changing rules for UE verbs, such as replacing O with UE in the stem. Demonstrating conjugation for 'poder' and 'volver' in different forms. -Addressing stem-changing rules for verbs with different syllable counts, like 'volver' with three syllables. Explaining where the stem change occurs in such verbs. 04:54 Understanding stem-changing verbs in Spanish is crucial for language learners as they involve vowel changes in specific verb forms, enhancing conversational skills and fluency. -Stem-changing verbs like 'volver' and 'doler' in Spanish require vowel changes in specific forms, impacting pronunciation and conjugation. -Learning and practicing stem-changing verbs early on can improve conversational abilities and overall fluency in Spanish.

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After you explained the rules, I paused the video at 1:13 and thought about the conjugations for *poder* and *dormir* and now it’s all making sense and coming together like puzzle pieces. And you’re right (something you said in the IE Stem Video), there’s no rhyme or reason to which verbs change the stem. You just… accept it. For instance, conjugating vivir vs dormir. I just know which changes stems and which doesn’t. “Yo dormo con la ventana abra” just looks soooo wrong.

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only bc of u i understand e to ie stem changers!

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Hi Sir, I have a question? How can we know which is stem changer? Is there a list or smt. Thanks

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What's the difference between VOLVER and REGRESAR?

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Hi doc, why do we stem change? What is it for ?

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Do you teach portuguese ?

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do you also call stem changing verbs as irregular verbs?

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Poder (can) is so relatable given the amount of time we all say “I can” haha

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what is syllable and how to know a word is 2 or 3 syllable

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the thing that i don't understrand is: if that word end with ER. Why we dont use THE ER Verb like the lesson 20, but we have to use the UE?

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Dr. Danny, I was watching Lesson 21 then the next video is Lesson 25. Am I missing something? haha

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We had to reupload some episodes to make corrections but they are there. Here's our playlist that keeps things better organized: kzbin.info/aero/PLv63dFTP4Sjq6knRsZQI-bTnRE38cZZoy

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What about the verb "querer" it is "Que rer" so the changing will happen in the the first part of the word "Que" but why we change the e to ie not the u to ue ?

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If I want to say I hurt him would it be se duelo?

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idu we were deleting the last two letters and putting o es e amos ais en and now we have new rule im confused a bit ( i miss smth i guess )

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Are there only -UE and -IE Stem changing verbs in Spanish?

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Sometimes you will see verbs that switch from e to i. For example, the verb pedir. It changes to yo pido.

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How do you know if a verb is a stem changing verb?

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There’s no rhyme or reason. You just… accept it. For instance, in English we just accept children is the plural form of child. Why not childs? “My childs are playing in the yard.” 🛑❌😵🙅‍♀️Ewww, just wrong. “My children are playing in the yard. ✅✅✅ It gets easier with practice and time!! 😊

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How do I know it’s a stem changing verb and not a normal verb.

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The easiest way is to just memorize which ones are stem changers when you learn the verbs. Also, practicing in conversation solidifies it and you'll know when it sounds right.

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Greetings Sir, What would be the grammatically correct way to say can you speak slowly? Is this grammatically correct? Puedes hablas despacito por favor? Thank-you

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I would say "puedes hablar más despacio"

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