02 Spanish Lesson - Direct Objects (parte 2)

[033641031]

Great Jeremy, its exactly what I asked you to do in Facebook earlier this year!! Very very helpful. Merry Christmas to you and your family from the UK.

[anisha117]

Thank you soooo much..I missed my direct objects class today and I could catch up thanks to your video :) Esta muy interesante..gracias senor :)

[marymarymariposa]

this was the only video I had trouble understanding. YOu are an excellent teacher, though! Please keep making videos!!

[Dorktastiic]

I'm so confused.. Sometimes the indirect goes in front of the sentence sometimes its placed after the first word of the sentence.. There's no specific place right?

[365tofame]

sorry for a possible repeat question, but is this also sometimes called an indirect object pronoun?

[tontitofrito]

@365tofame

Not quite. Indirect object pronouns are a little different.

Although we still use: me, te, nos (& os in Spain) to say to/for [person],

the most accepted way to say to/for him/her is "le" and to/for him/you all is "les"

[RakTheGreatROcks]

@tontitofrito thnk u!

[RakTheGreatROcks]

Where to use MUY and MUCHO ?

[tontitofrito]

@RakTheGreatROcks

muy = very... (use to modify descriptions) Estoy muy cansado. (I am very tired) Es muy bonita (She's very pretty)

mucho = a lot (use to modify the verb (does something a lot) or objects (a lot of things)) Hay mucha gente en la oficina. (There are a lot of people in the office) Juan canta mucho. (Juan sings a lot)

Hope that helps

[landonmetcalf]

I've watched almost all your videos, and, I have having conversations in Spanish with the people I work with your a great teacher please keep them coming... P.S Is there a way to figure out the order in which to watch from 1 to present I feel like I'm jumping all over the place lol thanks

[tontitofrito]

@landonmetcalf

I'm glad you like them. I don't have much of an order for the 02 videos. Sorry about that. I did make a playlist of them on my channel page and it has them in the order I made them.

[irony924]

you are a good teacher .but you talk very fast :( i hope you slow down just for a little bit

[lawliet316]

What about le?

[tontitofrito]

@lawliet316

Le is indirect and means to/for him/her/you

[epicurus44]

Muchas gracias por tus videos. Me ayudan mucho. You have a great sense of humour that goes a long way when teaching a second language. Your t-shirt cracks me up!

[tontitofrito]

@epicurus44

I'm glad you've been enjoying them! :-)

[ilfa83]

Quien los desperto' or quien los despierto'??slipper form : )))

[tontitofrito]

@ilfa83

Are you asking me or telling me? Or showing that you understand it?

[ilfa83]

@tontitofrito

I'm asking not showing off. sorry to bother

[tontitofrito]

@ilfa83

in that case => ¿quién los despertó? "who woke them up?" (slipper form)

[LargeGrandethe1st]

thanks for all your videos, but can you tell me your first one so I can watch them all again but like in order? haha.

[NewSchool07]

Love your lessons. They are very helpful. Thanks a for posting them.

[bvried]

!Una buena leccion! :) Es impresionante que subir estos videos en Youtube.

[AlannaLoren]

why did lavo turn into lava in the 3rd conversation?

[tontitofrito]

@AlannaLoren

Good question.

¿Lavó la ropa? - Did she wash it?

Todavía no la lava. - she still hasn't washed it. (literally: Still she doesn't wash it.)

[AlannaLoren]

@tontitofrito thanks:)

[TheDukeOfNormandy]

very helpful :)

[doctor072009]

Muchas gracias señor Jordan