¡Hola! ¿Cómo están? ¿Bien?
¡Yo también! En la Classe de hoy
We finally arrived to the third conjugation. As you know, this is part of a series of the most common verbs in Spanish
But I started in part one with the verbs that end with -ar
Then part two I covered the verbs that end with this is an "a" huh a and then part two
we review the common verbs that end with -er
Finally today. We're going to talk about this square.... It's not true
We're gonna talk about the verbs that end with -ir and
with this we're going to
finalize our
Playlists of the most common verbs, but don't forget in our next verb lesson
We're going to talk about the verbs that end with se(say) so don't forget like for example
sentirse like this one...aha, verbs like this one, so don't forget to
watch the next lesson about those verbs that are particular
but I'm excited that we finally arrive to the third and last conjugation
muy bien, so we're going to start with the most important verb for this list
I think to go here by the way
I have a lesson about the four most
Important verbs that you have to master in Spanish and to go it is one of them
So if you want to master those four verbs go and watch that lesson, but for now
Let's focus on our third conjugation to go = ir
Presente yo voy = I go,
I went = yo fui , you go= tu vas, you went= tu fuiste
to open = abrir, to open = abrir la casa del Tesoro
abrir, yo abro = I open
I opened = yo abrí, you open = tu abres
You opened = tu abriste
To say or to tell two verbs in English equal one verb in Spanish
Decir, to say or to tell
Yo digo, yo dije,
With a "j". Yo dije
tu dices en presente, tu dijiste en pasado, with a "j" too
Very well, to sleep dormir
Yo quiero dormir, I'm tired. Quiero dormir. I want to sleep. No, I don't want to sleep right now.
Yo duermo = I sleep, I slept = yo dormí
You sleep = tu duermes, you slept = tu dormiste
¿Dormiste bien? Si, si dormí bien. Gracias por preguntar = thank you for asking
¿Y tu, dormiste bien? No, yo dormí mal
To live = vivir
Yo vivo =I live, yo viví = I lived
Tu vives = You live, you lived = tu viviste
Viviste, dotted i-s, so pretty like this, but we're gonna say viví, y aquí, no
To write= escribir. Do you like to write?¿Te gusta escribir?
Yo escribo. Yo escribo mucho = I write a lot. Yo escribo mucho.
I wrote = yo escribí.
I wrote a letter to my mother = Yo le ...
le because it's to a person, yo le escribí = wrote
a letter = una carta
to my mother = a mi mama
now you can say
I
I wrote a letter to my mother
Yo le escribí una carta a mi madre.
If you say I wrote it to my mother = yo se la escribí a mi madre
Watch my lesson about that. Say le lo la
To write = escribir. Okay, to listen = oír, yo oigo
Yo oí
And I forgot to write the rest doesn't matter. Tu oyes
and
tu oiste
Que passado I don't know why maybe because I was running out of the space and I just kept going
To feel to feel
Feelings are nice, try to feel. Sentir, sentir
sentirse
Remember, we're gonna in another class about verbs. We're going to talk about the verbs that end with -se
-se
And you're gonna see what they have in special because they are very special verbs
They are very personal. Sentir, yo siento
Siento remember that irregularity we're getting used to it, huh?
Next time when we see the verbs that have that irregularity is gonna be like eating bread. They call it "pan comido"
Eatin bread is very easy
You're gonna be like, I know that those verbs that end with ir I know those pan comido
Eating bread
Where I was? ah yeah, pan comido, sentir, yo siento = I feel, yo sentí = I felt
You feel = yo sientes, you felt = yo sentiste
now I
feel sick because I am talking about myself then I'm going to say yo me siento
because that talking about yourself or myself very personal one that
Reflects on you you're saying you're the object of that
action
Yo me siento
Yo me sientí en el pasado but still the same pronoun 'me'
Tu te sientes, te sientes. You feel sick, te sientes mal, you feel bad = te sientes mal
Tu te sentiste en el pasado
te sentiste
perfecto
to produce
producir = to produce
producir, yo produzco
Yo produje en el pasado
Tu produces = you produced, no you produce present, and you produced = produjiste
Stranger, huh? The J and the J and they zc like conozco
remember we say conocer the words with end with -er
Conocer so similar word , right? Conozco is going to take these two
But then here in the past for both I and you is going to be similar to this one
That means we are opening another box for verbs that accomplish
another irregularity now if you see
irregularities is not that it only happens in this verb and in that verb usually it's a
group of verbs that share that and it's not
It's not deliberate
it had a reason when it happened it had a reason otherwise
I'll explain to you why all the reasons that some consonants changed throughout the centuries in in in another class
Because otherwise, we'll take too long for this class and you really want to learn the verbs for now. To receive = recibir
Like for example, when you say receipt accuse received = acuso recibo
Recibo, recibir, receive. Yo recibo You can say I receive but this is also receipt, recibo
both a noun and a verb an action and an
Object recibo el recibo de mi renta the receipt for my rent and yo recibo
I receive the receipt for my rent = yo recibo el recibo de mi renta
yo recibo el recibo de mi renta
Okay
yo recibí, you receive = tu recibes
you received= tu recibiste. You received my rent's receipt = tu recibiste el recibo de mi renta.
Versos sin esfuerzo
To exit = salir, that's what I'm gonna do when I finish this class, me voy a salir de este salón
Yo salgo, yo salí en el pasado = I exited
Tu sales = you exit, tu saliste = you exited,
tu saliste de la clase, tú te saliste de la classe, to come out the same salir
I just wrote it twice, but it's the same yo salgo
Yo salí, tu sales, tu saliste en el pasado
Saliste, en el presente sales, en el pasado yo salí,
en el presente yo salgo
To come = venir. Aquí, No ir, ir para allá. Venir aquí
Where the speaker is
venir = yo vengo
yo vine
like vine
vine
vine, tu vienes, tu viniste
Listen to this viniste a lot of native speakers make a mistake. Say veniste. Tu veniste
Wrong
Tu viniste and with that we're going to go to how do we do the future and you probably
Because you have watched my the other two parts of my lesson. You probably already know how to do it
yes, so you're going to take the present tense off to go and
You're going to conjugate it yo voy a, tu bas a, el va a, nosotros vamos a, ustedes van a
and then to make this is I'm going to, you're going to, he's going to, they are going to, we're, they, you plural, we're going to
live = vivir
Vamos a dormir we're going to sleep vamos a salir. We're going to come out, to exit, to live
Vamos a recibir= we're going to receive etc, with this plus an infinitivo
you can make the future, muy fácil
Thank you for watching my lesson, gracias por ver mi video. Also I congratulate you for watching the three parts of this lesson
I think with this
64 verbs you really are going to make a to jump a lot in your Spanish
You're really gonna make like not only a jump you're gonna make that sport that you put like the thing
And you go on top of the thing. Yeah, you're doing that with this lesson. Not only a jump
No, you're doing that thing
And you're not even touching that you're not even dropping that thing that is like the pole that stands there, muy bien
I think it's gonna be very useful for you. Remember the use of this
playlist
Wasn't only to memorize the meaning of the verbs. It was to see
the different tenses that in a first-level are important for you to learn such as I
Go but I went or I'm gonna go now you can cover three different
Tenses in your life when you having a communication, when you communicate with someone so that's easy, right?
You don't have to communicate only impressing in fact
Not a lot of people communicate in person. That's your first step to learn a language. Then you really have to go to the
Possibilities of the reality we don't unfortunately, we do not live in the present
We always live from the past and we always live for the future
So that's why this lesson is going to be useful because it's gonna allow you to not leaving your present. That's bad
That's not true. So
for all these reasons and more I congratulate you for finishing the third part of the
64 verbs you need to learn in Spanish. In the future
We're going to do a lesson about other tenses that are common but talk about other
Realities in time about other times not about maybe a different type of past wonder that you don't want to remember
Maybe the past that you would have
Liked to have maybe the future that you think it might happen when something else happens
Etc. We're going to open a door of possibilities
I love tenses. I love tenses, I love modes, too
Like indicativo, indicative and subjuntivo, subjunctive
I love subjunctive the mode of irreality, indicativo is the reality, subjuntivo is the irreality
I love tenses. I love verbs. I love that. Really I do. I'm not lying
It's weird, right? Yes, I understand
But I like it, I like tenses, muy bien, now. Now that we have finished our lesson
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