02 Spanish Lesson - Demonstrative pronouns

In this video lesson, we're continuing with the demonstratives. It turns out that when you have a demonstrative adjective in front of a noun, you can leave the noun out and add an accent mark to the demonstrative. You'll see in the video. Enjoy!

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[Taylorswift2132]

Thank for teaching the video, I have question on demostrative pronouns, For example Esa. (with an accent mark) I am not sure if I did that right

[tontitofrito]

what's your question?

[James Hamilton]

what about "alli" ?



[tontitofrito]

allí means 'there'... but it's not quite the same as the 'demonstrative pronouns' mentioned in this video. It's just used to designate location...

[androstempest]

I must be remembering it wrong, but I took a class some time ago that said Aquiel was there as well as that, have I got that wrong? I remember it because it was in a list of antonyms paired with aqui which is here.

[tontitofrito]

Aquel = that / Aquél = that one

I haven't heard of "Aquel" for 'there" when pointing to a place.

[playgamemaster]

I think he's asking if he had done it correctly :/

[ReneisseParker]

thank you so much for making these videos! they're so helpful!

[katbag151]

the accents on those were abolished in 1996

[FreedomToPeople]

One biggest advantages you have as an English speaking teacher of Spanish is that, You do have keen understanding of both languages and their profound grammatical differences. You manage to bridge them very well, such that Gringos have easier time learning the beautiful Spanish language.

thanks again Jordan

[Hadassah Louis]

In a former video about diferentiating sexes, got me confused because here we use for example aquellos/ aquellas for things. how do i know where to put the -a or the -o when it comes to objects and things. good video

[Robert Tellez]

 You've helped me out a whole lot. Thanks.

[Benjamin Rostick]

Thank you for these videos. They really help.

[SusanPaigeShriver]

Thank you sooo much...using all of your videos to teach Spanish in college..