6 Uses of the Verb Tocar

The verb "tocar" can be used in several different contexts in Spanish. Sometimes the meaning is the same as or similar to English; other times the meaning differs from English, but the sentence structure is generally the same; and still other times both the meaning and the sentence structure are entirely distinct from what you might see in English.
Knowing these different uses of the verb "tocar" and how to structure them will allow you to further develop your speech patterns and also to get yourself acclimated to these concepts so that when native speakers use them, you'll understand what they're trying to communicate to you.
Check out the video to get a good grasp on these very useful applications of the Spanish verb "tocar."
Title sequence music by Jason Wells: / jwells76

[@nigelseetahal2576]

Lo mejor video del mundo con el tema Tocar. Lo aprecio mucho. Muchas gracias

[@spanishdojo4308]

¡Gracias! Me da mucho gusto que le haya gustado tanto. 🙂

[@cwtckness]

Thank you you’re really blessed with communication skills,, bravo

[@spanishdojo4308]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@losjayson]

Genial video

[@spanishdojo4308]

@@losjayson ¡Gracias!

[@jerrybrown3726]

Thank you for the helpful video

[@spanishdojo4308]

My pleasure! I'm glad it was helpful. :-)

[@vantywilliams4507]

Can you do a similar video with Caer and cayerse?

[@spanishdojo4308]

That's not a bad idea. 🤔

[@msmendes214]

​@@spanishdojo4308 love this idea! Esp if you can cover the "caerse bien/mal" for "he likes her, they like he, etc". Idk why but I get so confused by that one!

[@roberth9650]

Muchas gracias por el vídeo. El uso como obligación siempre me ha confundido pero ya lo tengo claro 👍

[@spanishdojo4308]

¡Excelente! Gracias por el comentario y el apoyo. Disculpe que haya tardado tanto en responder. 😬