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I will teach you how to use the Spanish verbs "to go" and "to come" in only 9 minutes. Many Spanish learners use only one verb -- IR or VENIR -- instead of the other, or think they can use either verb in any context. In this video, I will give you key information so you can start using these Spanish verbs correctly. In less than ten minutes you will cover an important topic in order to improve your Spanish. For example, you will learn that English speakers say "Are you coming to the show?" or "Are you coming here?" and it makes sense in English even if the first one implies that the show will be held somewhere else and the second one will be held in the place where the speaker is. This will not happen in Spanish. One verb needs to be "to go": "ir", "yo voy, tú vas", and the other “to come”: "venir" "yo vengo, tú vienes". Topics like this one are not explained in Spanish textbooks properly. One verb is explained first and much later the other verb is explained. In this lesson you will learn both at the same time so that the difference is more clear to you, and so that you start using two important verbs at once and correctly. So watch my lesson and learn more Spanish in a fast yet simple way.
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