Using the Verb Quedar in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 98*

In Lesson 98, Dr. Evans will review and teach the many ways to use the verb Quedar in Spanish. Enjoy!
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Great video!! As a native spanish speaker though, I gotta say that using "quedar" as a meet or agree upon counterpart we always add another verb , for example "quedamos de vernos el viernes a las 3" which means we agreed upon meeting each other on friday at 3" so we added "ver" conjugated in the 1st plural person , 'cause only saying "quedamos" doesn't make sense unless the conversation has already started and people have stablished the meeting in previous sentences so you can use "quedamos el viernes a las 3" implying the meeting that has been discussed already. Very interesting videos, keep it up

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You are right, but in Spain they use only quedar: "Por la tarde mi tía queda con sus amigas y mi tío lee el periódico en la sala".

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I went through 5 different lessons on quedar today. This one is the best of all. I actually learned the use of quedar in just one attempt. Good job.

[@GrahamCLester]

I find it helps if I think of Quedar as meaning "to be there".

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[@jedski5956]

Hola. Will we also use quedarse when we refer to staying at home on weekends? Por ejemplo, me quedo la casa los fines de semana..

[@nicedog1]

Hi. It also seems to be used in the sense of how something that’s being created will look when it’s done. I’ve noticed this used in a few Mexican videos that I’ve watched but I don’t know if it’s a general usage in Spanish. For example ‘Quiero ver cómo quedará.’ I think it means, ‘I want to see how it will look.’

[@aliciareardon4063]

Yes it is used in that sense in other countries as well. "Quiero ver cómo quedará" or "quiero ver cómo va a quedar"

[@nicedog1]

@@aliciareardon4063 Since then I’ve discovered that it means how something will end up or turn out.

[@magnusvir117]

@@nicedog1 yeah, it could also means to fit. Does it fit you? (Clothes) Te queda ?

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@@nicedog1 you're right

[@TraeMarx315]

I believe, Also referring to clothing? if you put a shirt on, “me queda bien” -> “it fits me well”. Correct?

[@aselalovesjoy7368]

Profe.. Tambien es correcto para usar: Ella esta quedando aqui? (Ella se queda aqui). Gracias!

[@krystal5z]

Yes! That is correct. To let someone know someone will be staying there

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I was wondering if there is a way to watch all the lessons in order for Spanish.

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[@57TheBoomer]

How would you use this verb in the imperative? eg: meet me at the beach. Would it be quedeme a la playa? Many thanks.

[@andrinnakalaham]

Can I use "él se quedó aquí"

[@Kaoss134]

I'm a year late to all of these videos but in place of quedar + gerund could you instead use Seguir + gerund? or is Seguir applied in a different context?

[@magnusvir117]

Its also used with clothes. It means actually Fit. Te queda bien la ropa? Does it fit you? Something like that my english's not good

[@lindaquinn8876]

I have a couple of questions about why in the two sentences on first the word "Después" with an accent mark on the "é" & without the direct object pronoun "me" & the word "Despues" (in the second example), with the direct object pronoun "me". Why is there an accent mark on the "é" in the first example & no accent mark on the second example in the word "Despues". Después vs Despues. First, does it have to do with using the direct object pronoun "me" vs not using the direct object pronoun when using with a gerund? And also, if using an accent mark on the word "Después it means AFTER & not using an accent mark on the word "Despues it means LATER. Why the difference in the meaning of the words & does it matter when using or not using a gerund with it? I hope this makes sense. Thank you in advance for any clarification.

[@zalon63]

In Argentina we also use "quedar" for pregnant women: "Ella quedó embarazada" (she got pregnant)

[@magnusvir117]

Si para muchas cosas se utiliza, quedo satisfecho, quedo saciado, quedo enamorado, xd

[@gerlautamr.656]

En México igual.

[@gringoofcandamo]

you can also use it like this - ¿como me queda? (how do i look?)

[@magnusvir117]

Yeah, how does it fit you something.

[@Amityz72323]

Quedar: to remain, to meet Quedarse: to stay

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Can you, please, explain the phrase "Nos queda muy lejos." ?

[@magnusvir117]

It actually.refers to a place that its way too long from you/you all.

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For example. Where's that Hotel? Oh, its way too long from us.

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Por ejemplo. ¿Dónde está el hotel? Oh, nos queda muy lejos.

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@@magnusvir117 Creo que en lugar de "too long" es "too far".

[@magnusvir117]

@@gerlautamr.656 exactly, thanks for the correction.

[@mayumiyamamoto283]

Muchas gracias !!siempre verbo quedar me queda dificil (no sé es correcto.. ) , el ultimo ,puedo decir ,nos queda sin un taxi!?!? 🤯

[@krystal5z]

Nos quedemos/ quedamos (depends on tense you want to use) * sin un taxi. (Subject verb agreement) / plural to plural

[@josephstearns2267]

What about using quadar as "wearing"? Like how it fits? I am so confundido.

[@gerretw]

I have heard the expression - la officina cada en la calle Juarez, meaning the office is located on Juarez st. Forgive my spelling. I can not find this word cada/queda. When I look up "located" it says ubicada, but that is not how I hear it being said. Can you help me with this?

[@maddisonnaomi5946]

"Quedar" also means "to be located/situated (ubicado/situado) in a particular place". In this case: "La oficina queda en la calle Juarez" can also be "La oficina está ubicada en la calle Juarez". But using "quedar" takes you to the next level, it makes you sound like a native.

[@magnusvir117]

@@maddisonnaomi5946 yeah, that's another use for Quedar.

[@abdullahiabdirahman5643]

Hallo Dr evans, mexicans are fond of saying " por tu raba no lo que paresca or " no me importa raba lo que piensas" kindly help me with the correct spelling word for raba, what it means and how it should be used correctly??

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"Me importa un rábano lo que piensas" rábano means turnip, or radish, the whole sentence means "I absolutely don´t care about what you think" something like that.

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@@aliciareardon4063 Gracias

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Can we have a lesson for swearing word ？

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Quedar is a boy's name in india 😀

[@alejandrojoselizano]

"Quedar" means to stay

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Remains

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And

[@sifugurusensei]

What is the difference between estuvo fue, and hubo. Aren't all of them used to talk about things that happened in the past that was finished. Then there's estaba, era, and habia.

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Ella se queda con sus abogados los viernes.

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quedarse is not reflexive though, it is a pronominal verb.

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We wait one minute and 30 seconds fprmthe lessons to begin. This is far too much chatter; counterproductive