Basic Spanish Grammar Rules

Spanish Grammar Part 1: how to put your words together into real sentences. This isn't a boring grammar lecture. We look at the same few patterns Spanish speakers use all day, and every example is built from words you already know. In this video: Word order (it's a lot like English) Why you can usually drop the pronoun The three verb families: -ar, -er, -ir Masculine and feminine nouns, and making plurals Adjectives: where they go and how they match Making negatives and asking questions Four patterns that go a long way: quiero, tengo, estoy, me gusta CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 0:30 Word order 0:51 Dropping the pronoun 1:19 The three verb families 1:36 -ar verbs (hablar) 1:52 -er verbs (comer) 2:04 -ir verbs (vivir) 2:15 Comemos vs. vivimos 2:32 Usted and ustedes 2:58 Nouns: masculine and feminine 3:44 Making plurals 4:04 Adjectives 4:50 Making a negative 5:06 Asking questions 5:54 Four patterns 6:02 Pattern 1: Quiero 6:31 Pattern 2: Tengo 6:59 Pattern 3: Estoy 7:35 Pattern 4: Me gusta 8:06 Your turn: practice 8:37 Recap Grammar rules shown in this video are based on the Real Academia Española (RAE). 📚 Practice everything free: https://hearspeak.io 📖 Printable phrasebooks (Spanish, French, Italian): https://hearspeak.io/products Next video: Spanish tenses, so you can talk about the past and the future. Subscribe so you don't miss it! #LearnSpanish #SpanishGrammar #SpanishForBeginners #HearSpeak