15 Common problems for Spanish learners

1) Quedar / Remain (00:54) 2) Verbos ser y estar / Verb to be (01:21) 3) Por y para (01:49) 4) Los verbos de la p (poder, pedir, poner...) (02:25) 5) Gustar (03:01) 6) Los números (03:21) 7) Pronombres (03:55) 8) Género y número (04:24) 9) Haber y hacer / Hay (04:50) 10) Verbos baúl (05:26) 11) Diferencia entre pasados (indefinido e imperfecto) (06:16) 12) Verbo decir (06:56) 13) Verbos reflexivos (07:38) 14) Verbo llover (08:11) 15) El subjuntivo (08:30) There are some things in Spanish that seem easy… until you actually have to use them. Why can one verb mean so many different things? Why do Spanish speakers sometimes leave out pronouns? And what’s going on with quedar, gustar, ser and estar, por and para…? In this video, I go through some of the most common problems I see in Spanish learners — from the deceptively simple ones to the ones that can seriously mess with your communication. Including things like verbos baúl (verbs that can have lots of different meanings depending on the context) and pronouns, which Spanish speakers use quite differently from English speakers. And the whole video is in YouTube. ¿Cuál de estos te da más problemas? What’s the one Spanish thing that still makes you think: “Wait… why?” #learnspanish #spanishlearning #spanishteacher #spanishgrammar #spanishfromspain #españoldeespaña #aprendeespañol #spanishproblems