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Uploaded by on Jun 6, 2008

Advanced Spanish Grammar can be pretty complex. We came up with a normal conversation that you would hear between to natives.

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  • Quien habla en el video?? un Robot??? Juaa.

  • es un pleonasmo decir lo habrías aprendido algo = you would have "it" learned something. You better eliminate the complement (lo).

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  • Well....That's definitely wrong!! Perdón, pero un hispanohablante no hablaría de esa manera...

  • advanzada not advancada

  • para un hispano hablante es entendible, pero al hablar de esa manera , suena bien asqueroso jjaajaja...no se puede traducir literalmente del ingles al español o vice versa..

  • Some of this is wrong. They probably used a online translator or something.

    That whole last line made me cringe lol

  • @1oESo1 Si hubieras ido, yo hubiera ido también. Se puede decir de las dos formas y las dos son correctas, no es 'latino', es una regla del condicional.

  • It's "gramática" not "grámatica"

    Your accent is on the wrong 'a'

  • You should learn Spanish yourself first!! "Avancada" " lo habrías aprendido algo" are you stupid? no, you are pendejo, that's what you are!

  • @johntel16 Si Hubiera always follows with Habria It is acceptable however and very latino to say SI Hubiera... Hubiera... Basically if you have a "si" clause an "if clause" in the past you use Si Hubiera Past Participle Habria Past Participle

    example: Si hubieras ido, yo habria ido tambien. If you had gone, I would have gone too

  • spanish is backgwards u dumbasess

  • How come they use "HUBIERAS" dormido and then "HABRIAS" i'm really when to use the subjunctive and past or imperfect subjunctive is even weirder.

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