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Hi! Still love your material !!!

Thankyou so much, this is so helpful! I have been stuck on this for so long.. Im finally learning! THANJYOU!!

Eso suena delicioso

as usual, very helpful! thank you!!

Anyone just starting this video, don’t watch it, he just teaches you a tiny bit then sais to watch his other videos for the rest. Thanks I will watch other videos. On another channel

What a waste of time, why make of video and then put x on the words we are learning

You should have a million subs. Your teaching method is so approachable!

Blew my ear drums out with that intro man. Edit: ditto the outro

Thank you!

Why wouldn’t you use the gerund form of the verb instead for “I was working”.

Hola Jordan, you should be the chief advisor of Spanish Authority.

Nice. I think I can just keep it as 'become/became' in my head to get all of those meanings. You're awesome.

That helped so much. I get it now. Thanks greatly!

What gamer dies this guy look like????

Bro I’m never gonna pass Spanish 😭

So could you say “Yo quedo (present not reflexive) sorprendido por su comportamiento”?

I don’t know why I can’t understand this 😭

I'll never stop saying it. You cut through all the BS and get the point in such a helpful way! Thank you.

Very long intro, skip to 3 mins. However, this was very helpful. Thank you

The constant absence of gaps between speaking in this video reminds me hiccups

I am having trouble differentiating between the imperfect and the preterite when referring to specific time periods and what constitutes talking about the specific actions that defined the period versus describing the period itself. I have an example in my book that states that even if a past tense verb is being used to describe what use to happen, emotions, what was being done etc if it refers to a specific period of time you use the preterite, ex: Los soldados fueron muy agresivos durante el tiempo que duró la batalla. it is describing their actions but since it has the period of "during the battle" it is preterite. But then I had an example that seems to break that rule and it is breaking my head: "Durante la primera guerra mundial, los Imperios Centrales. que ERAN Alemania, Austria-Hungaría, y después el Imperio Otomano, se enfrentaron a la Triple Entente, que ESTABA integrada por Francia, Rusia, y el Reino Unido". Why is it eran and estaba when we are describing these during a specific time period and not fueron and estuve?

Are you still making videos? It's been nine months. :( I hope all is well.

OMG I am crying laughing both from how funny it was and also tears of relief. I can't believe how easily people understood you!! This brings me such joy and takes the pressure off. I'm not a perfectionist in my normal life, except when it comes to learning a language and I hate it! This video helps me so much!

you ate this video tf up

I love you

I do like your content.. but think it is hilarious hearing the robot accent to keep it neutral.

Holy moly! This video was so clear and concise. Consulting a textbook used to be my method, but your short videos simplify things so well. I just found my new Spanish tutor, you! Thank you for providing this free resource to us English speakers who struggle with learning Spanish. There's a special place in heaven for teachers like you

bro my teacher has been talking all this time emphasizing when she say USED or WAS following by an action to help us understand imperfect. I THOUGHT SHE WAS JUST YAPPING

In northern New Mexico recordar means to wake someone up

I had worked¿

I think this is closed down. I paid for a lifetime membership two years ago but cannot get into the site. Can't log in. No response from support "team". Have any lifetime members been able to login?

Thank you, I finally understand because of this video. Now I just gotta get better at indirect object pronouns. 😅

Muy Gracias Maestro❤

I don't see the link to the practice worksheet for Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns. Am I overlooking it?

I know many people dislike the lisp but what I like about it is that it makes sense to pronounce c and s differently since they are also written differently.

Huh what’s unusual about it🤔 I mean if they’d put whipped cream ok we can talk again, but mayo?! C’mon

I guess don't knock it until you try it, but I'm struggling with this mayo thing...

Your explanations have helped me so much

Al

Ur lole the favourite ex that ppl always go back to bc every time i go to another channel and try to understand i understand nothing and i come back to u 😂

Great examples. This video is is helping me get my head around using indefinido amd imperfecto- it certainly doesn’t help that each of these tenses has several different names! So I like to use INDEFINADO and IMPERFECTO to avoid confusion myself. Muchas gracias 🙏

Whos here in 2024?

Are we just ignoring the innuendo?🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤣

This helped me so much Gracias

Well that was clear as mud. I'm going to have to watch this video over and over 20more times. Good explanation just complicated subject.

Spanish 2 final tomorrow and this is so clutch

I appreciate the stalling for 4 minutes, great job!

That's the thing, they never correct you ! Imagine how much faster you'd learn if they corrected you on the spot. I know I am speaking incorrectly 75% of the time, but native speakers never stop and correct me.

Thank you for lesson ❤