Unlock Fluent Spanish: Step-by-Step Past Participles Guide | Lesson 134

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Very grateful for your uploads, thanks for the insight into irregular past participles as well as typical conjugations. I love when they’re combined in the same video! Edit: great thumbnail as well

gracias senor. este ayudarme

Soy nuevo en este canal y he visto ya algunos videos, estoy a prendiendo inglés y pienso que tus clases me ayudarán a reforzar más mi inglés. Felicidades lo haces muy bien 👍

Buen trabajo..

Can you explain the difference between past participles and the preterite?

Thanks!

best spanish teacher😇

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escribir--escrito freir--frito poner--puesto cubrir--cubierto morir--muerto volver--vuelto poner--puesto

Plz we appreciate making a video to learn the difference between hay vs estár 🙏🏻

simpre muy bien

If you can't roll R. how should you pronounce an R at the beginning or RR in the middle. Should you use a Flapped R or an English sounding R?

Just wondering: Is the word 'trabajar' a contraction of the two words: 'traer' and 'bajar'? If so, it would have the meaning of 'to bring under' which is what an employee does when he goes to work for an employer.

I wanted to know can I make conversation fluently after this course.sir

¡Bien Hecho! Orale

I have a question. Double L is pronounced Y by some and J by others. An example is llamas, is this pronounced yama or jama? Thanks Duane

Morir-muerto Volver-vuelto

Hola!! Hablo español nativo, estudiando inglés. Me gustaría intercambiar idioma si a alguien le interesa 👌

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