In this new Spanish lesson we will look at the differences between four very common verbs: Decir, Hablar, Contar and Conversar.
These verbs are used to describe actions related to communication, but each has its own nuance and context of use.
We will see the difference between them with dialogues in everyday situations.
In this lesson, we will learn how to:
00:03 Say: We use "say" when we want to express or communicate something with specific words. For example, "I have to tell you something".
01:57 Speak: This verb refers to the act of communicating verbally in general. For example, "I was encouraged to talk to him.
04:10 Contar: "To tell" is used to narrate or relate a story or event. For example, "You can tell me what happened at the party".
06:05 Conversar: "Conversing" implies an informal exchange of ideas or information between two or more people. For example, "Yesterday I talked to Julia about her upcoming holiday in Spain.
Let's start the class! 🇪🇸✨