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Mastering the Passive Voice in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 69*
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- Lesson 69 is all about learning, understanding, and mastering the Passive Voice in Spanish. I hope that this lesson is informative and fulfilling.
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Quite interesting that the word "se" is used in the passive voice context. I'm noticing "se" is a tricky word to contextualize. Thanks as always; paz y bendiciones!
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Plz do a lesson on phrases. I observed they are quite unique and different - involving como, tanto, que , and many such...
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After some time today I have discovered that in the passive the past participle matches the subject in gender and number. This is a thing overlooked or under explained in the congugation book and websites I use.
i was confused by that too and looking through the comments if anyone discusses that. Now that you solved my problem.
i was sooooo freaking confused thanks for mentioning this
maybe because we used the verb ser instead of haber, like in french “être” and “avoir”, être matches the subject when avoir doesn’t. but i may be wrong 😊
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Decimos "se habla inglés y francés" (habla en singular). Buenísimos videos! Gracias!
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Great lesson on one of the many uses of the infamous "se"! :-)
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Sir Your classes are just amazing.I have learnt a lot from your class.Thank you so much Sir.Sir could you please make a video on present and past perfect tense of passive voice in Spanish.
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Can you please do a video on adjectives? I would like to practice my spanish on them.
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Common phrasal verbs in Spanish would be a great lesson. Perhaps idiomas also.
SO MANY SEs! 😀. Can you do a video on the "accidental se" as well? this was great
When I first read in a book: "En el otoño se recogen las frutas como las manzanas..." I thought:
"Hm...fruit doesn't usually collect themselves. That's weird. So it must mean 'fruits like apples are collected in autumn'". And suddenly it made sense! :D
Could pescado be treated as a "count down" per the Negation lesson or would that be overkill? Great lesson. Thanks.
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I am a little confused here that how are the verb-tense conjugations work in the ser+participio construction?
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Can you help settle a dispute?
In this recent NYTimes headline, "Caucus de Iowa: esto es lo que puede esperarse la noche del lunes" (Iowa Caucuses: Here's what to expect Monday night), is "se" in "esperarse" passive, or impersonal? Or neither?
And, just so I understand, if it’s the impersonal se, how would the sentence change if it used the passive se? And vice versa?
Really sorry to come to you with this but you're one of the few tutors that can clear this up :)
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It’s not so much reading it that’s the issue, it’s using it correctly. Bc in English at least in regards to the passive se voice we use they. So that’s how I read it and it makes sense. Se habla español my mind says they speak Spanish. So no big deal, but for me it’s when to use the passive se. It will come in time with enough input, but it’s tricky. Awesome lesson though
nice
Is the lesson related to indicative? Because I see "-ado" and "-ido" used
maybe
I think you are referring to Lessons 55 and 57 regarding the past participle. Could you please explain why you did not use “ido” with “construir” or “ado” with “cocinar”?
Thank you for another great lesson. It got a little confusing after the 6.18 mark when you started to go into the second version of passive voice as i dont fully understand the conditions of when this will be used? only in shop windows and when referring to markets? its not very clear for me but thank you, you are a great teacher!
I use the passive voice when asking questions
Donde se encuentra ...?
Donde se compra...?
I’m no teacher. I may be wrong
@@memowilliam9889 i’ll test your theory with some native friends😂👍🏻thanks for the advice
Can there be a lesson on:
Capitalized words in Spanish.
Excellent explanation. That's why you're a PhD 👏
I have watched in a video that the reason se is used in passive voice sentences is because of the secret subject. For example: the sentece "se habla espanol" has actually a secret subject "la gente" so it is "La gente se habla espanol" meaning "People speak to eachother in Spanish". But what I don't understand is that if that is case why do we conjugate the verb based on the object like "Se hablan espanol y ingles" if there is a secret subject. Any explanation?
Thanks Danny. Is there any difference between this and the "verbs like gustar" which I perceive to be passive voice also? As I perceive it " verbs like gustar" must always be in passive form. Also getting my head around the sentence " the book was written by her" with word fue and the 3rd person singular preterite escrito, I am unfamilar with3rd person singular
I am unfamiliar with the use of the verb fue with other verbs that are not gerund form.
Passive verbs in English. I hade never thought about them until now "it is written, it was written, it will be written, it has been written, it had been written, it will have been written " these are the possible combinations I think.
www.english-grammar-revolution.com/passive-verbs.html and about Spanish www.english-grammar-revolution.com/passive-verbs.html
The verb escrito is past participle and not 3rd person single pretérito.
Can somebody tell me which lesson is about "Past participle"? I already forget
Hey can you do a video on use of SE plz
Check out this video and the one on reflexive.
@@TheLanguageTutor okay,thank you very much
in which tense was the vende conjugated in
Great lesson like always👏👏☺
But when are you going to teach us "French " ??
We are shooting for early to mid June to release French.
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I dont know when to use the passive ser+participale when to use the passive se
Can u explain
If the past participle (ado / ido) is used in passive voice, why is it not: “Se hablado Español.” or “Se venido pedcado en el mercado.”?
Hi , Danny , hope you are doing well .I think it will be ' concinado' in place of 'concinada' in the sentence 'meal was cooked by my father' in past participle or some other rule is being followed here which I dont know .Kindly correct me.
Good question. In this case, the word is modifying a feminine word so it has to be "cocinada." It's actually called a predicative adjective in that sentence. If it were simply used as a past participle (I have cooked), it would be "cocinado."
sir when are you going to do the verb faltar
I understand the first one, but not the second one. I just don’t get it??
How, what makes it passive?
Thank you
Clear but how do we change to verb 3 as in english.
I need to know the past particple in order to use it with passive sentences.
hello
why its cocinada intstead of cocinado?
Also isn't it suppose to be "una casa"?
It is true that there are actually many people who watch language teaching vids to learn the language used during class and not the language being taught. 🤣
69th video! noice
Is this the reason why we say,
"Me duele la cabeza." ?
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5:38 why escrito?? Not escrido?
I dont understand why every verb taking -ido -ada but some like taking -ito . Like escrito?
I thought Spanish has no passive voice or they don't use it when they talk or write..
Why we cant use escribia instead escribio? Ella feminem, ok its past
bro learn Spanish
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