Understanding Negation Words in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 67*

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[@TheLanguageTutor]

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[@gemstonejewelry8720]

No, no it won't be years. Listen to more non-stop conversations in Spanish, short Spanish videos with SPANISH captions, I didn’t says English translated captions. Just keep mixing your lesson types: sometimes read a Spanish story along with the reader, watch a movie with English captions, then watch the same movie over again with Spanish captions, then watch it and listen very carefully with NO captions. It won't be years if you put in more hours per week.

[@JRHomeInspect]

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[@TheLanguageTutor]

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[@jadebaganon2336]

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@@TheLanguageTutor ¿Por qué te comiste el signo de interrogación de apertura al principio de la oración? It’s one of my biggest pet peeves when people either “forget to use or just plain ignore it, it’s one of the things that sets my native language apart from other Romance languages, me parece una falta de respeto al idioma, you’re a good teacher, though.

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These lessons really help. He explains it from an english speaking viewpoint. I would like to see more recent vieos like this. Si hay algunos.

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te doy gracias Buen echo! Esto me ayudó mucho por que fue muy deficil para me. tomé muchas notas! tu dijiste que hicisite un otro video sobre bueno buen / mal /malo. Estos tablien son muy deficil para me. Entonces le voy a encontrar y mirar esto ahora - desde Ireland

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I haven't watched in a long time just been doing dulingo mindlessly but having a hard time understanding ningun and algun and came here and wow I am learning /retaining I used to have a hard time understanding the example sentences not I didn't have any problems and kinda understand ningun algun still working g at that

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Why do you use estar form in 5:18 even though it doesnt fit the "how you feel or where you are rule?"

[@josueluna4642]

Thank you so much for sharing your content. I have been following you for a while, and it has been awesome. You just made me question something. ELLA NO TIENE NINGUNAS GANAS DE IR. Of course is grammatically correct, but in Spanish we would say. ELLA NO TIENE GANAS DE IR. And now I'm trying to figure it out why... Spanish is a really tricky language

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[@redwood3723]

What an amazing video. At last I can understand how to use "some and any". I've been watching several of your videos and even though Spanish is my native language your content is very useful for me.

[@fatimazz]

El español es tu idioma nativo y no sabes como usar "alguno y ninguno"...eso es un poco extraño.

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Hi Danny, love your work. I’ve been using Duo for some time and wouldn’t be able to understand some of the complex Spanish rule sets without your explanations. Thank you. I’ve hit a roadblock and can’t understand (from Duo) why the following is necessary...”A ti te gusta viajar a menudo” . I have difficulty at the best of times applying DOP’s and IOP’s...but twice? Why? I’m sure you will have covered this somewhere in one of the TLT lessons, could you please direct me to the most relevant one? Also, aquella vs ese / esa? Duo will frequently introduce new forms of words without foundation or context. I can’t learn through repetition alone, and need to understand why. Happy NY. Brad

[@aphryo]

It it helps anyone... remember algo de = a bit of nada de = a shred of Those obviously aren't direct translations, but they're used exactly the same essentially.

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Sir please teach us how to express our various emotions and expressions like anger, fear, sadness, happiness etc in Spanish language. How to write exclamatory sentences. This will be very helpful. Thanks.

[@dentaldreamturkey1015]

Hi Mr. Evans, I noticed that you said that ningun is used before the masculine nouns and then you said ninguno the same. I am confused a little bit. Isn't ninguno going with the female nouns? Thanks

[@sukhadasagdeo]

Would you please explain the difference between: 1. 'Nunca' and 'jamás'? 2. 'También' and 'además'?

[@howellomaha]

Nunca' and 'jamás: Good explanation here: www.spanishdict.com/answers/111051/what-is-the-difference-between-jamas-and-nunca

[@mezidvemastromy5546]

También - also, además what's more. Jamás, I'm not so sure and English is not my mother language, but it should be "ever".

[@garyarthurs]

Great lessons. Thank you! In the example using “No, no nos queda nada de leche.” can explain why it was not “No, no quedamos nada de leche.” or can both be used? I’m having difficulty understanding the use of “queda” with “we”. Thank you

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Hi Danny, I love your videos and they've been very helpful! Although there's a bit here for me with an unclear teaching point. Did you mean "Alguna noche vamos a IR a un nuevo restaurante", and so in English, it would be "One evening, we are going to go to a new restaurant"?? [The quantifier Some in English in this context would be constructed as 'some nights' because like when using 'in the afternoon', it's either *one* afternoon (singular) or some afternoons (plural)] Thank you! Yours in Spanish Language learning, Lielou

[@irened8457]

Help ,keep making mistakes in the words ending in se, do you have any suggestions?

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[@TheLanguageTutor]

Thanks for watching!

[@janebalajadia9943]

tambien also means also/too/as well :)

[@richardnorton2792]

Quick question, when we use that sentence someday we’re going, should going be in future tense

[@richardnorton2792]

Should it be in future tense ?

[@LoriCole-q3u]

The concept of "count nouns" kind of exists in English too (although many native English speakers don't realize it): when something is countable, we use "fewer," whereas if it can't be counted, we use "less." For example, I have fewer eggs than you, but you have less meat than me. Now if it were "pounds of meat," of course that would be different!

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[@TheLanguageTutor]

Good luck!!

[@manus553]

Would it be wrong to omit the double negatives? For example, would it be wrong to say, "Ella tiene nada"? Would it convey the same meaning as "Ella no tiene nada"?

[@TheLanguageTutor]

They would understand it, but if you want correct structure, use the double negative.

[@aminazorlak5723]

Great teacher, greetings from Bosnia! Is this a mistake in sentence "Alguna noche..." (We're going to go would be vamos a ir, not just vamos). Am I right?

[@GamerPro-wk8bz]

Ah kaya pala naririnig ko minsan kaibigan kong bisaya nag sasabi ng nunka/nunca. Espanyol pala yun.

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[@faroukali4739]

Hi I get confused with "to stand" no definite verb? How do you put it in a conjugate form. For example Indicative I stand, You stand. Etc Continuous I'm standing. You are standing. Etc Perfect I stood You stood Etc I thank you in advance for your help Farouk

[@DaveW-zi2jv]

Excellent teacher but this concept is so hard for an English speaker. I think my Spanish teacher wants to kill me 😂

[@magnusvir117]

Yo en el caso de "No tiene ningunos sintomas " preferiria enormemente usar "No tengo ningun sintoma" porque con eso ya das a entender que no hay ningun sintoma.

[@ehran9777]

Are Vamos and Nosotros the same?

[@lechuza6278]

nosotros vamos = we go

[@ehran9777]

@@lechuza6278 so vamos is a conjugation for Nosotros?

[@lechuza6278]

@@ehran9777 if you're not jocking , you should start from the scratch , we = nosotros , first person of plural ir = to go , vamos is the verb IR conjugated at the first person of the plural

[@ehran9777]

@@lechuza6278 i know, what I mean by my question is that if my pronoun is Nosotros then I should use Vamos right?

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@@lechuza6278 and forget about this. This was 3 weeks ago 😂, my Spanish is kinda decent now!

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7:30

[@joesoy9185]

No tiene ningunos síntomas is present tense i.e. "He DOESN´T HAVE any symptoms". No tenia ningunos síntomas (imperfect) means "He didn´t have any symptoms". Your welcome!

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I thought the title said “negotiation” words

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Hmmm.... those might be useful too lol

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[@isabellamorrell1386]

Debería ser “no tenia (no tiene) ningunos síntomas”. He didn’t have any symptoms???

[@karinaab175]

Estás en lo correcto 👏🏻

[@noahfulmor8712]

English Dr danny

[@xodon8040]

They say algo mean “anything”

[@aaryansingh6973]

You look like Ryan Reynolds, Idk if he can speak spanish tho lol

[@truckermikemct1]

Double negatives are a no no in English but try telling it to the millions of Americans who use them.

[@osmanyldz6288]

Sorry, we say countable nouns, not count nouns