I'm a German and English is my first foreign language. It might sound strange to learn Spanish through English but it isn't at all! Paul's mini courses and their extensions are bettter than any materials I found in German. Because not only Paul's Spanish is excellent, but also his clear and correct pronounciation of the english phrases and sentences which have to be turned into Spanish. And the most exciting thing is: I don't have to switch between mother language and foreign language very fast, but between foreign language 1 and foreign language 2. So maybe the switch is even smoother because I'm in foreign language mode all the time :-)

I just love the word desafortunadamente! It feels as fun to say as Supercalafragilisticexpialidocious!

Paul, could you possibly make a short video where you are having a conversation with a friend using some of the things you have taught us please?i think it would be most helpful.Cheers

Even though I am one of your many paying member, I still have not been logging on to my online course because I am always busy. With this, I can listen to it while working. I must say that you helped me tremendously. Thank you! You're the answer to my prayers.

Your channels and lessons are completely underrated

Best instructor of Spanish

We bought two courses so far from Paul. We love them. This is the third course we bought, but the only one that actually works for us. We do an hour a day, 6 days a week, and are making great progress. Thanks Paul.

I'm using this to learn and improve my English jeje i'm from Colombia. This really works

I have evaluated at a lot of you tube videos for Spanish lessons especially when I have to evaluate them for certain schools, I must say yours is the best video lessons for beginning Spanish speakers up to intermediate speakers. In fact, when I teach my Spanish classes, I have used your way of composing Spanish sentences using your methods. Please keep these videos going. You are really good!!!! Thanks so much for your help.

I'm native Spanish speaker, and an English student. Your pronunciation looks very clear to understand, thanks a lot for it. And your accent sounds a bit like British (or Australian, etc), but it isn't a strong accent. It is very good. I already have the enough comprehension of English to clearly differentiate between the American 'r' sound, and the British equivalent long-schwa sound. You don't make a long-schwa but yout rythm and intonation sounds like European.

Paul, you NEVER disappoint. This is another extremely EFFECTIVE lesson !

My two favorite words so far are desafortunademete and muchisimo

Magnificently Taught Sir! Kudos to you!

This is really a great lesson. Disguised in the beginning and then developed to brilliance

hoy, descubrí que puedo hablar mejor español con confianza porque estudio y uso español con gente diferencia y trabaja. cada día, alguien enseñarme algo que es muy utilizar. ahora puedo escribir en español mas rápido que puedo hablar. realmente me encantaría tener alguien conversar conmigo de vez en cuando. acabo de estar paciente y permitir que alguien en mi vida muy lento y cuidado. esto ha sido una viajar increíble por español y todavía lo sè el mejor veniendo. me confio en tu lecciones y el poder de tu vuz que voy a estar única en mi propio camino. un vez mas, gracias por todo, Cuídate, bendiciones de dios. hasta la próxima lunes, es el mundo de español.

Thank you, Paul for covering this topics this week. I was wondering how to say , FOUND OUT a couple of days ago. I googled it, but you're always better because you give us variety of ways to use it.

Thank you so much great video

Muchas gracias Paul. eres un angel

amazing stuff Paul - I am working with our lessons almost every day a few minutes -

You are an excellent teacher. Thank you thank you thank you gracias!

Paul, thank you so much for your lessons! You found the perfect way of teching and i feel massive progress!!! Thank you thank you thank you!

I can’t (no peudo lol) believe it’s sticking! Thank you so much!!

Muchas graacias señor paul

I went to Guatemala this year and they put -ito at the end of many words even nouns!

Muchisimas gracias Paul!

Fantastic classes en powerful easy and clear way

Very good one on KZfaq! I listening it every morning when driving on my way to work.

Muy gracias

Good job always paul gracias por tu esfuerzo

Gracias

About to redo the paid course & daily little lessons like these on utube are great extras, thank you very much Paul 😘

Many thanks Paul. Great lesson like always!!

This lesson is beyond golden🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

Amazing as always.... had to pause and laugh at the word "unfortunately"... kinda fun to say once I got use to it.

thank you

Spanish my third foreign language after English and French. I like learning my new language with Paul just listening while doing a lot of other things. You have interesting and easy methord of teaching for those who is always busy. Keep working Paul! Thanks for your lessons.

Por fin describi el mejor maestro. Gracias!

Thanks sir, Its really helpful for me..

Todos deberían comprar el curso "premium" de Paul - Es muy util. He establecido una fundación que me permite hablar con otros. Estos videos de KZfaq son "the cherry" encima del proceso.

Great video

Excellent Sir, Very nice.Thank you very much.

Hallelujah

,💗💗MUCHAS GRACIAS💗💗💗

Very useful thankssssssss

I love your videos

Gracias por tu videos

Nice paul

Thank you Paul. Is it the same if you use ‘averiguar’ or ‘enterarse’ in that they can only be used for positive statements? Or does this only apply to ‘descubrir’?

Commendable

Muchas gracias por tu esfuerzos pero me gusta estudio las lecciones mas dificil. Por ejemplo, como escribit la carta o ensayo en Espanol

What is the difference between "descubri" here and "descubrir" from the mini coarses?

One great cpurse to be fluent

Hi Paul, love your method. I'm a subscriber and a member, and a beginner. If you also had a course of listening practice, in your method of slowly feeding the student words, using a native speaker like Elena, I'd pay to be a member of that too. Love doing your course. Cheers

desafortunadamente,desafortunadamente,desafortunadamente ,,,awwwwww, practice makes perfect,!

Thank you Paul, very good lesson. I am subscribed to the you tube and I get the e mail every Monday with the new lesson which I am waiting with a lot of interest, but I would like to know how can I get all the previous lessons in one group if I want to go back to them in order to practice

You said you lived in Sonora. I used to vacation in San Carlos, right on the Gulf of California.

I always the video series every single Monday, if i can give suggestion to you sir maybe we can learn english to spanish

please do for us listening practice

Eres el mejor

Descubrir → descubrí

Averigüé lo qué pasó o me enteré lo qué pasó - both mean I found out what happened right? Do these have same meanings as supe and descubrí? Gracias por explicar Paul!

Have I missed something because last Mondays lesson seem to have moved on more than I comprahend and has confused me a lot . I am wandering if I have missed some lessons . Hope you can help me Paul

Thank you Paul, I appreciate your teaching style

Paul, am I missing something here or maybe there is a difference I didn't catch but near the end of the video, about 24:35 you introduce still and yet. When you translated the sentence into Spanish you left the yet at the end. I thought I remembered in previous lessons you said the word yet would go all the way at the front of the sentence, as in, "Todavía, no supe cómo hacerlo." ? Es correcto o no?

I?Me pregunto si podemos usar "lo que" aqui?

Sir. Please can u tell us that how to speak in accent and write in accent mark plz................... Tell us sir

Hola Paul, Instead of using "¿Qué le pasó?" can I use "¿Qué le occurió?" ? I think both mean " What happened to him/her/It?". ¡Gracias!

I’m confused when do you put the lo and when do you leave it out

Gracias paul😊

🙏🙏🙏👌

I found out Supe Descubrí Lo descubrí Lo descubrí ayer Lo descubrí anoche No lo supe No lo supe anoche La verdad Esta mañana

Are there two accents in " What happened" one on each word?

I was never aware of the positive/negative distinction between the preterite of descubrir and that of saber (supe, etc.), Paul. I'm curious as to what your source is for this rule, as I was taught many years ago when I took Spanish in high school (you know, back in the Dark Ages) that "saber" is one of a handful of verbs that change meaning in the preterite (along with tener, poder, querer, and conocer) because of the nature of the preterite, so "supe" always means "I began to know" (i.e., "I learned" or "I found out") and can be used in the positive sense as well as in the negative sense that you're teaching here. In other words, if what you're saying is an actual rule of usage in Spanish, it's one that I've never heard in 43 years of studying, speaking, reading, and writing the language.

I am not able to purchase full course😟😟😟

que pasó Descubrí que pasó ayer

Is there a difference between ahorita" and "ahora mismo" Thanks

Tomaré todo de su lecciones y ver si puedo ganar mucho dineros enseñandolo a las personas en mi zona así que si ganó suffeciente dineros haciéndolo te daré diez por ciento de las ganancias si no tienes un problema con eso ...oyes?

Desafortunadamente.todavia no supe la respuesta sober que le paso ayer pero descubri la verdad hasta ahoria. Necesito apurarme hablar contigo porque defentamente te das meido cuan verle.

Gracias