Using Así in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 90*

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[@pak3ton]

Entonces el parcero anda hechandole los perros a las compatriotas eh?

[@nextusp]

@@pak3ton Qué quieres decir ?

[@pak3ton]

@@nextusp hechar los perros: means that you are pretending someone. i dont know any slang in english to give you a better example.

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@@pak3ton thanks

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@@pak3ton no es "echándole los pedos" o algo como eso

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[@bluedekrass]

This is very interesting. The use of word "Así" is very similar to Indonesia's "Begitu" Examples: Even so -> Walau begitu If that's how it is -> Kalau memang begitu I want something like that -> Aku ingin yang semacam (beg)itu If I keep going like this (/that) -> Kalau aku terus begini (/begitu)

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Lol I hope thats a good dream!

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Me gusta así, rápido y muy fácil de entender. Gracias por la lección.

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Excellent lesson, this guy is an excellent teacher!

[@nextusp]

Gracias The Language Tutor Ahora estoy mejorando en español

[@charlesgroen6820]

Es importante enseñar así. Gracias.

[@paul-andregravelle]

También, asi de grande, de sencillo!

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Mucho Gracias Señor...was even able to say that gracias a usted señor..Thank you

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Thanks a lot! I used to make the rookie mistake of saying "como este/a/o.

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Senor Evan thank you so much for this video, we are also getting little problem in te, tu, ti . Please make a short video on this words.❤️❤️

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Omg!!! ¡¡¡Yo también!!!

[@MrFredrich85]

I was taught about it but forget the fundamentals.

[@afryandichristianto2930]

Tu is a pronoun, te is something between direct object /indirect object. Ti is something after adverbs

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This helped a lot thank you!

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So glad it was helpful for you!

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Gracias profesor por tus lecciónes españolas. When I saw the last example where you used voy a trabajo, I was a bit puzzled because most of the time what I see is voy al trabajo.

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Voy a trabajar*

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good teacher.

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Gracias por su ayuda señor

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muchísimas gracias profesor

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Could you please make a video that explains the use of mucho and muy (bien) and their placements in sentences? Most of us know their intrinsic meaning but keep tripping up when using them in a sentence. Thank you

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Great lesson, Doctor! Paz y bendiciones.

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Currently I am studying spanish and it cost me alot I saw your videos in AIB also

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Keep up the good work and your enthusiam!

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Un tema bien explicado 😀👌 Bien hecho, Dr. Danny. Thanks a lot. ¡Siga así!😁

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Amo eso Chimba hermano

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Thank you, this was great!

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Very Helpful!

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Estupendo lección❤️🧡💛

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Estupenda lección

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[@amitganguly4343]

Thank you Dr. Evans. Will you please tell me the difference between Sí and Si.

[@sammymarrco47]

Simple, si is "if" and sí means "yes".

[@amitganguly4343]

@@sammymarrco47 ok, thanks a lot.

[@two2young93]

Thank you!

[@AlejandroPRGH]

You seem to forget the word "thus", which is the closest to "así" in most meanings. Being a bit pedantic, "así" can also be a form of the verb "asir", to grab or to hold. "Lo así con las dos manos", I grabbed it with both hands. But it's uncommon.

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I love these phrases you put in your videos, i've started a list on spanishdict.com instead of Anki using a frequency dictionary. I'm up to 3000 palabras. And when i see great videos like this, I add the phrases. That's right spanishdict let's you add phrases if it knows them. All those desde phrases and these, i've added.

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Good video.

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[@jejuenglish9683]

I see~ Así que así se hace. Bueno, así se dice. 😁

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Please make some more videos on tenses

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I second this motion! Right now I am drilling on the preterite tense in duo lingo. The videos you have made so far are wonderful. Time for a review with different examples or focusing in on a specific topic.

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[@brentonlove8891]

Hi all, sorry I may have missed this in an earlier lesson but I’m not quite understanding why we use “hace” here. It’s the first third person singular form of Hacer? Any help much appreciated. Thank you.

[@gerlautamr.656]

I haven't seen the whole vídeo, but yes, "hace" comes from the verb "hacer" in the third person (he/she/it).

[@rwnordmark]

Habla muy bien el espanol y tiene un accento muy bien.

[@werkerbeesue]

the more I know, the more I know how much I don't know! ;)

[@jahro4797]

What about así mismo

[@tjwest87]

What about como asi? I will say something to a spanish speaker and they will respond 'como asi'. I assume it means 'how so' or 'like what'. Any help is appreciated.

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😍😍😍

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Other language coming soon!?!!?guauu

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If there is, your children are so lucky...

[@rt2720]

You were the person in AIB que hora es

[@TheLanguageTutor]

Yep! Welcome to my channel!

[@cureenc8662]

Is this use of ,'asi' the same in Spain?

[@alanyanse8848]

Yes, for all hispano community...

[@pak3ton]

Asi deberia ser :v

[@monarkiya2379]

Que hora

[@truckermikemct1]

A sentence using "if" doesn't need to use the subjunctive?

[@Misschimagun2009]

¿A ellos les gusta bastante bailar y cantar? Would like to know why not use Gustan as there are more than 1 activity ？

[@gerlautamr.656]

The Word "les" refers to "them" and the word "gusta" refers to the dancing, so the sentence is correct.

[@thisguyindenver1350]

This is what I don't like about learning another language. Words mean so many different things. Very hard to remember.

[@gerlautamr.656]

The same applies to English.Every language has words which have a lot of meanings, so to speak.

[@xxxdv1722]

Other languages??? Hope it will be German

[@MarleneKoons]

Por favor, creo que se dice "even so" asi = aun así, no así, aún así, ¿no?

[@rahmamohaa9432]

can someone explain to me why he said Ella dijo instead of Ella dija

[@monarkiya2379]

ella dijo is the correct

[@valeryferdin586]

Yo (I) dije El (He)dijo Ella (She)dijo Nosotros (We) dijimos Ustedes (You) dijeron Ellos (They) dijeron

[@shannimonet]

Gracias por ayudarnos

[@donaldclifford5763]

Mocedades: "Asi, asi, eres tu".

[@markperrien6678]

I no speak good England anymore, since I've started learning Spanish. Ha.

[@alizamoiz820]

First

[@jasonbauter2512]

You can also say asi asi if someone asks you how you're doing and you're just kind of mediocre. I had a guy from Puerto Rico tell me this.

[@yaznool]

confused.com 🤦‍♂️😅

[@peteythep]

This is confusing 😅😭

[@Kekosro]

You need to explain all the stuff in more Spanish, not all in English like that.