Hola. In this video lesson we’re going to continue talking a little bit about the house while also throwing in the Present Tense of the verb vivir (to live). You might watch the previous video on ‘la casa‘ and make sure to check the wordbank during the video if you get confused by a word or two.
Hopefully it’s helpful! Leave any questions comments or suggestions below. Verbo:
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Dear Sr. Jordan,
If VEMOS means “we see,” what is the meaning of NOS VEMOS? We see us? I can’t make sense out of your saying “Nos vemos!” at the end of this video. Sorry to take up your time again, but I do want to understand everything in your lessons.
Sincerely,
Marian Steinberg
Hola ! Sr Jordan.
I have some question on the letter ‘b’ and ‘v’ in spanish. I’m not a native english speaker, please forgive my poor english.
I ‘m self-studying spanish by some books , internet resources, youtube channel and spanish learning software.
Are the ‘b’ and ‘v’ letter in spanish both pronounce like english b sound?
I’m confused by hearing different people pronounce differently on the same words with letter ‘b’ or ‘v’.
Is my ear problem or the habit or Spain and Latin America?
I prefer to learn the Latin America way of Spanish.
Mucho gracias
hola… I understand why an a + el = al (Yo quierro ir al parque) However, not sure why Javier vive cerca del (de + el) zoologico….
Gracias Sr. Jordon.
cerca de + noun= close to, near something.
Ex:
cerca de la casa -> close to the house
cerca de la playa -> close to the beach
cerca de mi coche -> close to my car
cerca de un edificio alto -> close to a tall building
but we combine ‘de’ when the thing starts has an ‘el’ to form “del”
ex:
cerca del baño
cerca del zoológico
cerca del parque
etc
-Sr. J
Hi Senor Jordan
thanks so much for everything
your vids are cool
renug
What’s the difference between; tan, entonces and asi que and when is it appropriate for them to be used?
Also, what’s the difference between; conmigo and con mi, contigo and con ti? Is there a difference or are they just shortcuts?