El inglés es el idioma más fácil del mundo y que lo enseñes igual de fácil es osea no impresionas para nada.

Soy hablante español y te sigo en tu otro canal y llegué aqui sin querer y me acabo de dar cuanta que quedar tiene demasiados significados jajajaj

I'm teaching Spanish and it's very hard to explain all the meanings of "quedar", but you did an excellent job! Te quedó muy bien el video

Ejemplos como estos son la razón por la cual agradecesco ser hablante nativo de español ☺️

I officially finished the semester so I'm returning to my Spanish learning. I hope to make better progress this time around. 💕💕

Holly: quedar. Subtítulos automáticos de KZfaq: G A Y B A C K.

El Inglés nos confunde con el "get" , la venganza del español con el "quedar" jajajaja

Well, I'm Brazilian and in portuguese we have the word "ficar" that is the equivalent of "quedar" in Spanish. I would say they're 98% used in the same way. It's pretty easy for us to get that feeling of " quedar". But I assume that it's a very tough word for english speakers to fully understand it. Don't give up, guys!!

Holly para mí es muy bueno escucharte cuando hablas más en inglés que español, me ayudas en mi listening porque hablas bien rápido.

Bilingüe quedé!

¿Alguien más cantó en el "que no quede huella"? 😆

Yep! Definitely needed this video. I am able to follow your Spanish videos 90% of the time, but sometimes it's just helpful to hear the explanations in reverse (or is it the right way around in my case?) from the English perspective. My mind often mutes the word "quedar" when I'm listening to Spanish conversations, because the translation doesn't track. I've just learned two uses of the word that I didn't know before, so hopefully my brain will "refresh" and take these usages into account moving forward. Thank you!

Finally! A new Spanish lesson from the most beautiful Spanish teacher in the world! Mil gracias!

Insisto, nuestro idioma tiene todas estas cositas que complican un poco al estudiante del idioma español! Tuve que explicar este verbo a un amigo inglés y sus múltiples formas de traducirlo según el contexto. Le resultó algo difícil! Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷

Y nososotros nos quejamos de que hay muchas palabras similares en inglés, ellos han de estar igual con esta palabra viendo que sirve para muchas cosas pero con diferente significado, tipo: "Quedate aquí tengo una ropa que te podría quedar y ya después nos vamos al restaurante que queda por la escuela"

Y yo luego de ver en canal de superholly me entero que también enseñas español... you're a great teacher Holly.

Te quedo muy bien, ahora si no me queda duda que cada que das una clase, te queda tan así...., que quede muy sorprendido, te queda ser KZfaqr.

We have many equally confusing words in English too... 1. Apology: A statement of contrition for an action, or a defense of one 2. Aught: All, or nothing 3. Bill: A payment, or an invoice for payment 4. Bolt: To secure, or to flee 5. Bound: Heading to a destination, or restrained from movement 6. Buckle: To connect, or to break or collapse 7. Cleave: To adhere, or to separate 8. Clip: To fasten, or detach 9. Consult: To offer advice, or to obtain it 10. Continue: To keep doing an action, or to suspend an action 11. Custom: A common practice, or a special treatment 12. Dike: A wall to prevent flooding, or a ditch 13. Discursive: Moving in an orderly fashion among topics, or proceeding aimlessly in a discussion 14. Dollop: A large amount (British English), or a small amount 15. Dust: To add fine particles, or to remove them 16. Enjoin: To impose, or to prohibit 17. Fast: Quick, or stuck or made stable 18. Fine: Excellent, or acceptable or good enough 19. Finished: Completed, or ended or destroyed 20. First degree: Most severe in the case of a murder charge, or least severe in reference to a burn 21. Fix: To repair, or to castrate 22. Flog: To promote persistently, or to criticize or beat 23. Garnish: To furnish, as with food preparation, or to take away, as with wages 24. Give out: To provide, or to stop because of a lack of supply 25. Go: To proceed or succeed, or to weaken or fail 26. Grade: A degree of slope, or a horizontal line or position 27. Handicap: An advantage provided to ensure equality, or a disadvantage that prevents equal achievement 28. Help: To assist, or to prevent or (in negative constructions) restrain 29. Hold up: To support, or to impede 30. Lease: To offer property for rent, or to hold such property 31. Left: Remained, or departed 32. Let: Allowed, or hindered 33. Liege: A feudal lord, or a vassal 34. Literally: Actually, or virtually 35. Mean: Average or stingy, or excellent 36. Model: An exemplar, or a copy 37. Off: Deactivated, or activated, as an alarm 38. Out: Visible, as with stars showing in the sky, or invisible, in reference to lights 39. Out of: Outside, or inside, as in working out of a specific office 40. Overlook: To supervise, or to neglect 41. Oversight: Monitoring, or failing to oversee 42. Peer: A person of the nobility, or an equal 43. Presently: Now, or soon 44. Put out: Extinguish, or generate 45. Puzzle: A problem, or to solve one 46. Quantum: Significantly large, or a minuscule part 47. Quiddity: Essence, or a trifling point of contention 48. Quite: Rather (as a qualifying modifier), or completely 49. Ravel: To entangle, or to disentangle 50. Refrain: To desist from doing something, or to repeat 51. Rent: To purchase use of something, or to sell use 52. Rock: An immobile mass of stone or figuratively similar phenomenon, or a shaking or unsettling movement or action 53. Sanction: To approve, or to boycott 54. Sanguine: Confidently cheerful, or bloodthirsty 55. Scan: To peruse, or to glance 56. Screen: To present, or to conceal 57. Seed: To sow seeds, or to shed or remove them 58. Shop: To patronize a business in order to purchase something, or to sell something 59. Skin: To cover, or to remove 60. Skinned: Covered with skin, or with the skin removed 61. Splice: To join, or to separate 62. Stakeholder: One who has a stake in an enterprise, or a bystander who holds the stake for those placing a bet 63. Strike: To hit, or to miss in an attempt to hit 64. Table: To propose (in British English), or to set aside 65. Temper: To soften, or to strengthen 66. Throw out: To dispose of, or to present for consideration 67. Transparent: Invisible, or obvious 68. Trim: To decorate, or to remove excess from 69. Trip: A journey, or a stumble 70. Unbending: Rigid, or relaxing 71. Variety: A particular type, or many types 72. Wear: To endure, or to deteriorate 73. Weather: To withstand, or to wear away 74. Wind up: To end, or to start up 75. With: Alongside, or against

2:25 Miss Holly: Que no quede huella Yo: Que no! que no! Sorry, Miss Holly, i couldn't resist to it.

I speak Spanish and this chanel helps me to know what difficult can be my language OMG

Oh my gosh she just kept adding more and more meanings! I'm gonna have to watch this video every day to get the hang of this. Lol I only knew like three of those meanings

No me había puesto a pensar en todos los significados q tiene "quedar" quede en shock y eso q hablo español jajaj

I came here from the Spanish Video, let's get started!

Muchísimas gracias Holly!! Eres la mejor enseñando inglés, siempre ha sido muy difícil para mí, y estoy muy feliz de que seas tan buena enseñando.

No puedo creer que me enseñes dos idiomas a la vez. ¡Te amo!

this is weird but I watch these videos to learn English. I think that it's an excellent way to know more forms to understand each language. I love you Holly

3 in the morning in Spain and I keep watching your videos, I can spend hours watching you, you're impressive and super funny!

Estoy estudiando inglés y español. Este canal es perfecto.

Santo por Dios también está en español 😱😱. "Quedé muy impresionado" xD. Saludos y ahora veré dos videos por clase :3.

Debo confesar que como hispanohablante JAMÁS había pensado en los multiples significados de "quedar" jajajajaja I also learned something. Thanks Superholly XD

Holly you should do a video explaining the Spanish past tenses. Uy! This is one that stumps many Spanish learners; when to use pude vs podia; estuvo vs estaba etc...

I speak Spanish and this channel helps me to understand how difficult is my language and how to help people that need it in the process of learning Spanish.

Me quedaron muy claros todos los ejemplos!!!! Muchisimas gracisas SUPERHOLLY! Otra frase que aprendí por trabajar en unas obras con un mexicano que desde entonces se me hace MUY útil es: "Quedó bien." (cuando trata de una obra o algo que estés instalando/reparando) Siempre me preguntaba eso cuando acababa de instalar o reparar algo. Ni siquiera sé cómo traducirlo en ingés pero será algo como: Did it turn out good? / Did it fit well? ¿Quedó bien el lavabo? Si, quedó muy bien! Aunque parezca difícil al principio que un verbo tiene tantos signidicados, al aprender cada uso poco a poco te da mucha libertad hablar y expresarte mejor en más situaciones. Me encanta!

I have been learning Spanish for years, and I even watch a lot of your Spanish videos to get the Spanish listening practice in! I loved this break down of all the different uses of quedar and all of the examples (with the sentences written in both English and Spanish). Can you PRETTY PLEASE do more videos like this with some other Spanish verbs that have a lot of different meetings??? That would be AMAZING!!!

Hace unos minutos me llego la notificacion de superholly, no se si sea igual solo que en ingles, pero veré este primero para mejorar aun más en inglés, la verdad extrañaba los videos de superholly english 🙌

Te sigo en el canal en español y me ha salido sugerido primero este. Me ha gustado mucho el vídeo, nunca había pensado en esos significados porque al escribir en inglés no intento pensar en la frase en español, simplemente la escribo como suena bien en inglés. Respecto a la traducción de "quedar o estar cerca de" creo que depende de como se habla en la zona, yo soy de Madrid y me suena mejor "estar cerca de", pero no me suena raro "quedar".

I had a blast watching this video and how complex Spanish can be for the ones who don't speak it as their mother tongue. You dis an excellent job explaining thr most characteristic connotations of this verb! Thank you Holly. I'll surely share it with my friends 💕

Popped over from your Spanish video teaching the English equivalents. Thank you so much for this! Super helpful! X

Holly I love this so much! I always watch your English lessons and they are awesome for Spanish listening but this is a whole new level. I feel like I’m really learning new concepts here with your explanations in English. I hope you get an editor one day like you dream of so you can make lots of Spanish classes along with your English ones. Thank you for sharing your gift of bilingualism with us!! We’re forever grateful! And you make it so fun too!

AMO tus vídeos Holly! Me han ayudado más que la propia escuela, en serio, muchas muchas gracias 🤩

I literally had not seen anyone explain this as neat as you just did! I think this is going to be helpful for all Spanish learners. I'd like to make a side note though: it's also very common to hear or read this on chats "adjective + quedé" and it just means again "to become or to get a certain feeling". Turns out its become more common to use it as time went by, especially among teenagers. Just to bear that in mind!!! Thank you Holly :)

Holly amo este canal estoy aprendiendo tanto, me siento como una niña solo escuchando en un par de meses voy a hablar muy fluido primero Dios gracias a vos, Dios te bendiga siempre.

Incredible! thanks superholly for this English version.

thanks holly for your classes that are like you, super fun and interesting, with all respect! of course, soy hablante español y te sigo en tus clases de ingles y en los dos idiomas eres muy pedagógica; te felicito desde valencia Venezuela

Thanks for this valuable information, as a native Spanish speaker I could understand how I can say these phrases in English.

I found you on Facebook, and definitely you’re the best teacher ever. You explain very clear. Thank you so much 😊

Thanks for this, you’ve explained it well. Quedar drives me mad like ‘ya’.

I watched it in Spanish first, but I loved it in English. As you said words are so closely attached to a place, a culture, the people there, and there traditions. Words belong to the place where are spoken. Once again Holly, thx a million!

I am teaching Spanish in USA and I love the way you explain the verb "quedar" in this video.

Hola Holly, gracias por hacer estos videos. Estudié español durante cuatro años en mi escuela, pero esto fue hace muchos, muchos años. Ahora me gusta mucho viajar y visitar a Latinoamérica, he visitado México, Guatemala, Costa Rica y Perú, y quiero visitar más, entonces estoy estudiando. Hago duolingo todos los días y veo videos para practicar. Tus videos son muy buenos y muy útiles. ¡Gracias por hacerlo!

Que buen video, me siento más feliz al saber que te comprendo mucho mejor cuando hablas en inglés.

Amazing explanation!!!👍👍👍. SUPERHOLLY IS THE BEST TEACHER TO LEARN SPANISH AND ENGLISH!!!!

Alguien más la ama❤ ya extrañaba necesito tus #noseascomoholy!!!!

Holly, muchas gracias por todos sus videos en los dos idiomas. Es hasta estratégico ver algún tema en uno... and then switch to the next video in the other language, even if someone is a native of one language, it is very interesting to hear how a topic is taught to understand another style of thinking. De nuevo muchas gracias!!! I recommend that we all subscribe to your two channels .

I've been staying at home for several weeks now due to the ongoing situation, so I had agreed with myself that I'd be on the lookout for the next video #MissHolly would make and that I'd be one of the first ones to watch it... In the end, when I realized it, it had been a whole hour since she uploaded it and I had no choice but to acknowledge my defeat... Once more I was really impressed by the amount of video editing work she put in this class... She did a very good job on the video... I have nothing left but to congratulate her through a comment, which will remain here consigned to posterity; I will try to be witty by using today's topic... We'll see how well I do on it... I also watched the companion video in her Spanish channel, since she put the link in the description, so it was only a click away... (Though I wonder if this comment would fit better in that other video... Mmmh... I hope I don't end up looking like a fool...) That's all for now, from your KZfaq viewer friend, Al Juarizmi...

Hola Holly, soy estudiante de Inglés y me encanta ver y sobretodo escuchar estos vídeos, porque me doy cuenta que gran parte de lo que hablas, le entiendo! Y eso me da mucha Felicidad, pero aún me Falta mucho. Y tus vídeos son maravillosos FELICIDADES! 🖤

Me encantan todos tus videos, pero estas clases de español me ayudan mucho a mi listening y mi inglés, gracias Holly!!!!

Estoy aprendiendo español y estos vídeos me encantan. Veo que mi inglés está mejorando mucho ya que pude entender todo el video, 🥺❤️tus vídeos me ayudan mucho.

quedé encantada...wound up being delighted with... ? muy lógico😃 Quedar también suena muy natural como sinónimo de "estar"

Gracias, Holly. Me encantó tus vídeos, ellos son muy útiles. Enviando amor desde Filipinas! Me quedé feliz cuando vi este vídeo. ♥️♥️🇵🇭

I love your videos. You are an amazing teacher. I liked that this video was slower than the other Quedar video, lol. Thank you for helping me learn Spanish!

Me encantó😍 así les explico a mis alumnos (soy profe de Español online) por mucho tiempo estuve dudando de cómo explicarlo, este vídeo me ayudó mucho👏

Holly eres el ejemplo perfecto de una bilingüe de verdad tu español es perfecto y lo hablas incluso mejor que muchos nativos

Hola. My husband and I just saw some of your videos. Pretty awesome. We are both bilingual. Spanish and English. I was wondering why my Spanish sounds Cuban when it comes out. I never grew up with people with this accent and never noticed it till we got older. My brother actually pointed it out. It's funny. My great grandmother was Cuban but we never met her nor the rest of that side of the family. How funny that I developed that accent but no one else has it.

Ya publicaron los resultados de la beca y al ver que quedamos, quedamos fascinados.

I had never realized all the meanings this verb has 😱 quedé en shock ;)

Me encanta los subtitulos en español e ingles al mismo tiempo , deberia tener mas suscriptores💙

"🎵🎶 Que no quede huella que no y que no Que no quede huella Porque estoy seguro que tú mi amor Ya ni me recuerdas 🎵🎶" Gran video como siempre. Saludos desde Argentina.🇦🇷

OMG. Super Holly English. Muchas Gracias Holly!!!!!!

Ay Holly, all you’re talking about quedar it makes total sense in Spanish for me, but I never had realized of it. Pretty excellent piece of academic explanation that you have given us, surprisingly in English!!!!! That means you are a truly bilingual person. He quedado impresionado! 😬, saludos!

It just KEEPS GOING OMG! When i think Holy is done she says "And another use..."

Querida Holly, como siempre tus videos son ve geniales!! Otro significado más de la palabta QUEDAR, es silencioso, en una forma poética: El caballero se lamentó con voz queda. Un ejemplo más coloquial es "¡Habla más quedito, no te vayan escuchen!" ¡Saludos desde México!

🎶 Que no quede huella, que no que no, que no quede huellaaaaaaa 🎶

Ha sido muy divertido ver el video, muchas gracias

Extrañaba videos en este canal!!!!

Thanks holly!!! This video is kind of new and I’m trying to improve my English skills So I think I will see all the channel complete!! Congratulations and 😊 thank u!! My husband just began to study English, he was really impressed with your Spanish and how you can switch into English very easy!! Hello 👋 from Mexico 🇲🇽 city

i love your channel!!!! i binged all your storytime videos in one night!😂😅

Eres super increible holly veo tus video de clases de ingles para aprender y este el primer video de clase de español que veo que das y de verda wow eres increible suludos un venezolano en peru

Amor bella, has mas vídeos de este tipo hablándonos en inglés, es decir, hazlos más seguidos por fis, incluso hasta me había olvidado de este canal.. pensé que era el otro, besossss

I lovey you Holly!! You did it right!!!

You are a great teacher ??? Always appreciated..your video...???

Spanish is my first language and I haven't realize how many differents ways "quedar" has.

Holly, me has impresionado al máximo, ya sea inglés o español lo que enseñes, lo haces maravillosamente. Nunca había disfrutado tanto una clase, eres sensacional, entretenida, simpática y bella. Qué más se puede pedir para "quedar" agradecido???? Muchas gracias Holly.

Yo no entiendo ni un pepino de inglés, pero me encanta ver tus videos son muy amenos, gracias, espero algún día entender al menos la mitad

I got amazed about the fact that words in a language could be interpreted in many different ways in another languages, you're great. It'd be interesting if you talked about english dialects, for example, here in San Andres Island is spoken a combination of languages called creole english, and it's quite similar to Jamaican Patois, and is very common among english speaking caribbean islands, by the way, i am descendant of continental colombia people, but i learnt creole and english, so i feel identified with you, i feel islander and colombian at the same time, you're doing great, keep on like that!

I just watched the video about euphemisms and dysphemisms and rlly enjoyed it. They make languages a lot more boring in school, which is sad! Have you done or would you consider doing a video on mental health related terms? I’m a crisis counselor currently and my goal is to be able to do therapy bilingually in the future. Understanding slang and more “polite” terms for these things would be really helpful to me, and since there’s a stigma against mental health in most cultures I’m sure there’s many such terms. I already found the ways of saying death-related words helpful. Words for suicide, homicide, psychosis, “crazy” etc, and really anything related to mental health that someone might say in a therapy session would be super cool and I’m sure helpful to others too. If I’m being too vague I’d be happy to supply more specific examples. Thanks for making these!

What a complicated verb!! Nunca me había puesto a pensar en todos los significados que tiene jaja

Wow Holly … nunca había notado que “quedar” tenía tantas aplicaciones. Me encantan tus videos . Brava!

Thank you, thank you!

Me QUEDO encantando por TODOS tus videos

When she took that drink after explaining the first half of the uses for quedar, I felt that! 😂😂 Also lmao at 10:07-10:11! 😂😂

Helloooooo chica! excelente! I am going to start watching your videos (ingles y español) just to confirm to my self cuanto se en ingles y español, estoy gratamente impresionada de tu habilidad en ambos idiomas! Thank you!

I've been using the word "quedar" My whole life and I never realized how complicated it can be to explain how many ways to use and meanings it can have, pero olvidaste como decir que alguien se "quedó quedado" jajaja love your videos 💞

I love you dear !! you are a nice example for my students.. a big hug from Colombia

I saw it in English too, greetings from Argentina, success! And congratulation's

exelentes clases instrutivas holly muchas grasias

Ya se lo que se siente que algo tan fácil de entender para ti sea difícil para otros y viceversa. El Inglés y el español 😌

Loved this video Holly! It actually cleared a lot of this up for me

¡Gracias por la lección! ¡Espero que hagas mas! :)

Este vídeo me ayuda a desarrollar mi oído escuchándote hablar en inglés, ya que quiero aprender inglés.🙂