Spanish Verb Conjugation: Ser : Spanish Words: Ser Present Tense

Learning Spanish verb conjugation in the present tense for the Spanish word "ser," meaning "to be," will improve vocabulary. Get tips on conjugating Spanish verbs in the present tense from a Spanish teacher in this free foreign language video.

Expert: Thomas Marchevsky
Bio: Thomas Marchevsky is a professional guitarist/composer and college professor. He has an M.M. in guitar from the New England Conservatory in Boston.
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[hbari99]

thx

helped alot

[darklink2468]

yo nescito un to momma

[Dizzy1652]

no comprendo...?

i suck at spanishh - i need helppp :(

[MiguelCJM]

LOL...

"Quién te ha dicho zapatero para tocar violon"

eheh se aplica a mi también... que como todos los portugueses tenemos la mania que sabemos hablar "CASTELLANO" - pués que "español" en verdad es una lengua que no existe!

[scqbelum]

Es curioso pero usted y ustedes se traduce como tu y vosotros, nunca como el o ellos. Pero es un buen intento de enseñar español...

It's funny to translate he/she/it as "Usted" and they as "Ustedes". You must translate, he/She/it as "él/ella/ello" never usted that means you. And also, "they" must be translated as "ellos" because "ustedes" means you. "Usted/ustedes" are always 2nd person.

I'm from one of the places where you can hear the best Spanish. In fact, Spanish language was born here.

[salamencefan1357]

Yo creo que esa es el verbo mas dificil de conjugar porque no tiene lexema y todo le cambia.

[Gorgoj]

damn i´m latinamerican and i have been speaking spanish my whole life and i have never seen how difficult it is hahahahaha!!!