I'm a third year college student in my last semester of Spanish, and you actually make me WANT to learn this stuff. I wish my Spanish professor were this brilliant, thank you for making your videos.
Gracias senor! This was so much more clear and understandable than my Professor's explanation of it. I feel alot more confident about the test i'm about to take now. Thanks a million!
Gracias senor! This was so much more clear and understandable than my Professor's explanation of it. I feel alot more confident about the test i'm about to take now. Thanks a million!
yo necessito ayudar. yo he tomado espanol para cuatro anos en mi colegio. este semeste estoy tomando espanol cinco AP. yo estaba tomando espanol cuatro honors ultimo semestre. Mi profesora dice que yo necessito saber todo la gramtica de Espanol 4. etoy teniendo problemas con el pluscuamperfecto indicative y subjuntivo. tambien yo tengo problemas con pluscuamperfecto subjuntivo vs imperfect subjunctive. no estan los dos en el pasado? se como conjugar, pero quiero saber cuando utilizarlos. ;)
The verb 'insistir' threw me for a loop or rather the word 'en' did. I could not find a satisfactory explanation for 'insister en que' vs 'insistir que', although one place suggested that only the former is correct. Googling around showed this verb often used without the subjunctive, even with two different subjects. Can you shed any light on this puzzling verb? Using an example with the present tense: is the difference like 'he insisted that the government is not corrupt' vs ... may not be ...
@hugstablebear bear, good question. Insistir really only would trigger the subjunctive when it is used in the sense of insisting that someone else DO something, trying to influence their behavior. So there could be lots of situations in which insistir would not be subjunctive. If I say: I insisted that they knew the address, I am asserting what to me is a fact (indicative), etc... Why insistir EN? Certain verbs are (almost) always followed by certain prepositions: insistir en, ayudar a, etc.
The verb 'pedir' is in the main clause and so not subjunctive. Also it is in the imperfect tense - 'pedían' - not the preterite - 'pedieron'. The students were asking that the teacher might explain the grammar. I'm a bit shaky on what the exact English translation should be but I hope that helps.
Muchas gracias para su ayuda con este parte de la gramatica, soy un estudiante en una universidad y mi clase de espanol es en espanol. Es obvio que los lecciones son mas simples en ingles. No he captado completamente este concepto en mis clases!
Wouldn't it have been easier just to say that the past subjunctive usually resembles the future tense ( contestara ---contestara --he will call). Students are ALWAYS looking for connections to make new material more relatable.
enseño dos clases híbridas y me he permitido hacer un enlace de sus lecciones para mis estudiantes. Le ruego me confirme que puedo usar sus maravillosas lecciones en el futuro
Very useful and easy to follow, as always. Excellent stuff. But there is a tiny mistake on the Past Subjunctive Endings slide that appears at 1:33. The first person plural form of hablar shows the accent on the third A. It should be the second, no? Habláramos. It's clear enough when we hear you say it. Thank you Professor Jason.
Thanks for the great lecture! I'm leaving for Spain in a week and I was having trouble understanding this topic from my textbook. Your ability to communicate and teach this material is appreciated! I'll be sure to look at some of your other lectures soon.
Glad to see another lesson - I missed them! I love these longer tutorials - they are so thorough :) I am still at the level where I have to mentally go to the preterite, then add the appropriate endings. Does it become natural over time, i.e., any tips for speeding up the process? How did it become "second nature" for you?
Tan interesante como siempre. Me encantan sus vídeos. Me sirven muchas veces para darme cuenta de cosas de las que no me había percatado...¡sobre mi propio idioma!
En definitiva me ayuda a entender un poco mejor mi lengua, lo cual nunca está de más, ¿verdad?
Siga así, Profesor Jason. Saludos desde España y 5 estrellas.
thank you sooooo much!!!!! great help!!!!!
chemieprof 7 hours ago in playlist Spanish 3 Easy Vocabulary and grammar
You helped me soo much! You are wayyyyyyyy bettert than my professor
xJpass12x 1 month ago
this was so helpful! thank you so much!
woohooitsemily 3 months ago
I'm a third year college student in my last semester of Spanish, and you actually make me WANT to learn this stuff. I wish my Spanish professor were this brilliant, thank you for making your videos.
6eloved 3 months ago
At 2:24, should the accent for hablaramos be over the second "a" and not the third?
kkay5510 4 months ago
@kkay5510 YES, should be habláramos. Thanks
languagenow 4 months ago
Brilliant thank you . You have made it easier to understand x
sandradixon 7 months ago
i apreciate your work! gracias!
jessxoxo59 9 months ago
My spanish 4 AP test is in two days and this was SOOO helpful!:) thank you soo much:)
okataka12 10 months ago
@languagenow
are you sure that it isn't 'supieron' and 'supiera' ? (there seem to be some rogue 'i's in there).
ssmith1381 10 months ago
are you sure the saber forms are correct in the table at 5:00 - supierion / supieria ?
ssmith1381 10 months ago
@ssmith1381 You're correct there are somre rogue Is. The stems are OK, endings should just be -on. Thanks for the correction!
languagenow 10 months ago
I am a native spanish speaker and I just love to watch your videos. I think that you do a very helpful job. Greetz !
KlausMertens 10 months ago
So helpful!
andypandywl 10 months ago
So helpful! Gracias!:D
dancesxinxrainx0 10 months ago
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Gracias senor! This was so much more clear and understandable than my Professor's explanation of it. I feel alot more confident about the test i'm about to take now. Thanks a million!
funkyfeetgetsdown 11 months ago
Gracias senor! This was so much more clear and understandable than my Professor's explanation of it. I feel alot more confident about the test i'm about to take now. Thanks a million!
funkyfeetgetsdown 11 months ago
Estimado Profesor,
Sus videos son magnificos. Me gustaria hacer enlaces de ellos para hacerlos disponibles a mis estudiantes .. Me gustaria me autorice a hacerlo.
Por favor confirme. Gracias!!!
mispanish 11 months ago
@mispanish Claro que te doy esa autorización! Crea todos los enlaces que quieras. Gracias por el comentario!
languagenow 11 months ago
yo necessito ayudar. yo he tomado espanol para cuatro anos en mi colegio. este semeste estoy tomando espanol cinco AP. yo estaba tomando espanol cuatro honors ultimo semestre. Mi profesora dice que yo necessito saber todo la gramtica de Espanol 4. etoy teniendo problemas con el pluscuamperfecto indicative y subjuntivo. tambien yo tengo problemas con pluscuamperfecto subjuntivo vs imperfect subjunctive. no estan los dos en el pasado? se como conjugar, pero quiero saber cuando utilizarlos. ;)
jose12716 1 year ago
gracias! this helped a lot :)
JENNnihFUH 1 year ago
The verb 'insistir' threw me for a loop or rather the word 'en' did. I could not find a satisfactory explanation for 'insister en que' vs 'insistir que', although one place suggested that only the former is correct. Googling around showed this verb often used without the subjunctive, even with two different subjects. Can you shed any light on this puzzling verb? Using an example with the present tense: is the difference like 'he insisted that the government is not corrupt' vs ... may not be ...
hugstablebear 1 year ago
@hugstablebear bear, good question. Insistir really only would trigger the subjunctive when it is used in the sense of insisting that someone else DO something, trying to influence their behavior. So there could be lots of situations in which insistir would not be subjunctive. If I say: I insisted that they knew the address, I am asserting what to me is a fact (indicative), etc... Why insistir EN? Certain verbs are (almost) always followed by certain prepositions: insistir en, ayudar a, etc.
languagenow 1 year ago
at 19:09 on example number 2, why wouldn't it be pidieran? Preterite ellos form is pidieron, minus the -on, add -an, pidieran. Or am I wrong?
NiGhTpRoWlEr1011 1 year ago
@NiGhTpRoWlEr1011
The verb 'pedir' is in the main clause and so not subjunctive. Also it is in the imperfect tense - 'pedían' - not the preterite - 'pedieron'. The students were asking that the teacher might explain the grammar. I'm a bit shaky on what the exact English translation should be but I hope that helps.
hugstablebear 1 year ago
@hugstablebear Yeah that does. Thanks for clarification.
NiGhTpRoWlEr1011 1 year ago
excellent. very clear. thanks for the video!
boagshoags 1 year ago
Professor Jason, you really are a saviour (;
belabambina 1 year ago
Fua bien hecho! No es cosa changa el subjuntivo! Vamo arriaba!
Danielsan19 1 year ago
I really appreciate it
cikampo 1 year ago
Where is your lesson on the future subjunctive? I have a test tomorrow! I need to know that stuff!
hardcoreqb14 1 year ago
Muchas gracias para su ayuda con este parte de la gramatica, soy un estudiante en una universidad y mi clase de espanol es en espanol. Es obvio que los lecciones son mas simples en ingles. No he captado completamente este concepto en mis clases!
Ojala que continue los lecciones!
hardcoreqb14 1 year ago
Wouldn't it have been easier just to say that the past subjunctive usually resembles the future tense ( contestara ---contestara --he will call). Students are ALWAYS looking for connections to make new material more relatable.
laconan 1 year ago
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Jason,
enseño en Queens University of Charlotte en Carolina del Norte. Mil gracias en nombre de mis estudiantes.
Anneliese
lawanews 1 year ago
Jason,
enseño en Queens University of Charlotte en Carolina del Norte. Mil gracias en nombre de mis estudiantes.
Anneliese
lawanews 1 year ago
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Jason,
enseño en Queens University of Charlotte en Carolina del Norte. Mil gracias en nombre de mis estudiantes.
Anneliese
lawanews 1 year ago
Jason,
enseño en Queens University of Charlotte en Carolina del Norte. Mil gracias en nombre de mis estudiantes.
Anneliese
lawanews 1 year ago
Estimado Jason,
enseño dos clases híbridas y me he permitido hacer un enlace de sus lecciones para mis estudiantes. Le ruego me confirme que puedo usar sus maravillosas lecciones en el futuro
Cordialmente
Anneiiese
lawanews 1 year ago
@lawanews, por supuesto! dónde enseñas?
languagenow 1 year ago
great lesson
90clemson 1 year ago
this is very good, can you also do something about perfect past subjenctive , gracias!
AmericanHistoryEquis 1 year ago
Very useful and easy to follow, as always. Excellent stuff. But there is a tiny mistake on the Past Subjunctive Endings slide that appears at 1:33. The first person plural form of hablar shows the accent on the third A. It should be the second, no? Habláramos. It's clear enough when we hear you say it. Thank you Professor Jason.
Ascanner 2 years ago
Gracias por la lección, pero porque no incluyó ud. la otra forma con "se", como: Era imposible que yo hiciese la tarea.
p8ballgod 2 years ago
porque aparente ya dominas esa forma! no... lo que pasa es que no quería complicarlo... talvez haga otra lección sobre eso en el futuro...
languagenow 2 years ago
Muy bien hecho Profesor Jason!!! Muchas gracias, este video me ayudó mucho recordar las cosas de mis años en el bachillerato!
Makeincuscibus 2 years ago
Thanks for the great lecture! I'm leaving for Spain in a week and I was having trouble understanding this topic from my textbook. Your ability to communicate and teach this material is appreciated! I'll be sure to look at some of your other lectures soon.
mrizzo10 2 years ago
Glad to see another lesson - I missed them! I love these longer tutorials - they are so thorough :) I am still at the level where I have to mentally go to the preterite, then add the appropriate endings. Does it become natural over time, i.e., any tips for speeding up the process? How did it become "second nature" for you?
cosmetica529 2 years ago 2
Gracias, amiga! ;-) It does become natural overtime... more intuitive, but you have to practice the tense a lot!
languagenow 2 years ago
Tan interesante como siempre. Me encantan sus vídeos. Me sirven muchas veces para darme cuenta de cosas de las que no me había percatado...¡sobre mi propio idioma!
En definitiva me ayuda a entender un poco mejor mi lengua, lo cual nunca está de más, ¿verdad?
Siga así, Profesor Jason. Saludos desde España y 5 estrellas.
MomusuFanIvan3 2 years ago
Muchas gracias, Ivan! Feliz año nuevo!
languagenow 2 years ago