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I love how she annunciates everything really carefully.
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I am crazy about these videos. I've been looking everywhere. What a gift.
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Muchas Gracias. Soy Ingles, pero vivo en Espania ahora y quiero hablar mucho mas Espainol. Hasta Luego!
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Thanks dear Laura for replying!
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what a great tutorial u got there.... i didnt actually had a hard time for it.... cuz im from the philippines... and spanish people have influenced us so many things including some of your language...
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muchas gracias
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Hahaha USE the letter S! You need to teach this to Dominicans! LOL ;^) Ellos comen sus palabras!
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jk, btw it could've been much better if you have subtitles to the spanish words.
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Can I say " soy contento instead of estoy contento?
TheEldorado84 4 months ago
@TheEldorado84 You cannot say "Soy contento". You have to say "Estoy contento". This means "I am happy". Estoy is used for temporary states like this. Soy is for permanent characteristics. If you wanted to say that you are a happy person in general you would have to say "Soy alegre". Saludos, Laura
thespanishblog 4 months ago
I prefer not to add notes directly to my videos as I feel this is very distracting. If the text is available on screen our attention is drawn to the words and we don't practice our listening skills sufficiently. I notice frequently that the listening skills are the hardest to develop for students living in non-Spanish speaking countries.
thespanishblog 1 year ago 2
My suggestion is to persevere with my videos and once you have watched each a few times then check out the lesson notes on my blog. I always post all the lesson notes with the videos on my blog, but I definitely recommend that you don't look at them until you have understood (or at least tried your best to understand) the particular video.
thespanishblog 1 year ago
It means both, depending on if you use it with the verb "ser" or "estar". So, "ser aburrido" means to be boring and "estar aburrido" means to be bored.
thespanishblog 1 year ago
¡Muchas gracias a todos!
thespanishblog 1 year ago