What's the DIFFERENCE between ANDAR, PASEAR and CAMINAR?

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

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[@SusieFM]

Thank you for a very clear explanation...very helpful! ¡Gracias!

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

Thanks for you comment. I am glad is helpful for you

[@ashokbhowmick3540]

Explicar muy claramente, muchas gracias señora

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

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[@crystalperry6370]

Thank you!! I'm new to trying to learn Spanish. I'm doing it on my phone. I had not been exposed to andar or pasear till now. So I'm really looking forward to your next class. Thank you again.

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

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[@KC-pd3uk]

Great comparison and explanation.

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

Thank you. I am glad is useful

[@bredamaune2028]

Muchas gracias por explicar estas tres verbos. Necesitaba entenderlas.

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

De nada Breda, me alegra que sea útil para ti.

[@RogerDurbin-tc3qi]

Gracias

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

De nada 🤗

[@rodneysocial6985]

Awesome video. The best explanation I've ever heard. Question, if a person is walking to get some exercise, e.g. 'I'm going for a walk', versus just taking a walk to relax, is caminar the best choice?

[@pedroteran5885]

Yep. If you say 'Dos veces por semana, voy a caminar por la costa', everybody will understand that the purpose of doing so is the walking itself. If you said 'voy a pasear' they'd think you do so for enjoyment.

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

That´s correct. Thank you!

[@erikachalker7103]

Who says "take a walk"? I take my dog for a walk but I go for a walk in the centre of the city.

[@williamhare8640]

Very good and explained very well

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

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[@ZhivagoDoctor]

muchas gracias

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

De nada. Me alegra que sea útil.

[@meenotekittutorials348]

Hola profe ¿Os puede hacer un video sobre como usar andar en contextos más complejos?

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

Hola, sí claro. Ya tengo ideas para varias semanas pero lo pondré en la lista. Posiblemente en mayo lo haga. Gracias por tu mensaje.

[@FredGSanford-xu3lf]

Can you please teach us the meaning of all the different ways to say "was" in Spanish? Fue, estuvo, era, estaba, estuviese, etc.?

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

Hola Fred! Thank you for your suggestion.I will be doing that next week. Feel free to ask any other doubt you might have. You can also join my Google Classroom for free for more material: classroom.google.com/c/NjQ5NzIzMTYwMjM2?cjc=a5rnm7b

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

Hi, I made a video about the past ser and estar. I'll be doing the other forms soon: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIiuY51_fLamrtUsi=bh0tq8vdCUQLna2u

[@pitti9003]

¿Pues, puedo caminar al trabajo en el bus?

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

No, pero si puedes pasear o andar en bus

[@Umaykalamay]

Hay un perro en su fondo😂

[@LearnSpanishWords100]

Sí, hay muchos perros por aquí