Does the Qroo Crew have more lessons than what appear on your KZfaq channel? I appreciate your random topic videos but I find it easier to have a sequenced set of lessons, otherwise I feel overwhelmed and don't know where to start.

please continue. did not know you use power with feeling sad...

Thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks for continuimg to watch them. :)

I am going to continue them -- but with a twist. I am going to teach them live on my membership site so people can ask questions in real-time. Afterwards, I will post them on the channel. www.skool.com/qroo

Thanks for watching and especially for the time to leave feedback. I appreciate it.

Many thanks!

I'm glad the lessons have helped you. I have been slow to add new ones to this series. I have found that videos about random Spanish-related topics tend to do better than videos added to this series.

@@QrooSpanish Paul,I beseech you to stick to those patterns and English to spanish formulars you've been feeding us with.the impact on your viewers is huge.other channels aren't doing that!.we're eagerly awaiting for new content por fa.pasa misquoted saludos a tu mujer Linda.que tengas un maravilloso día.

@@QrooSpanish pasa mis saludos*

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching them more than once. It really helps the channel. :)

Haha, I like that!

😂

Thank you very much for the kind words. I appreciate it. :)

Thank you!

I was looking for a comment like this! Has following this series brought you from Cero to Conversational or do you feel as if you're still not ready to have a basic convo with a native speaker?

​@@thewakandaconnection3743I'd say that the things I took away from this series were far better than anything I've been able to take away from elsewhere (apps, different courses+channels etc) Still work and practice to be done for me to feel confidently 'conversational' but I'm really pleased with the progress I've made since the start of this Series

I'm glad you are enjoying the series. :)

Good to see you. I hope things are going well for you. :)

I’ve heard that one used more for “pay attention !!”

But do you think it has helped you to hold your own in a basic convo?

I appreciate that!

Haha, thanks. :)

Thanks for watching!

You're welcome. Thanks for watching!

I am already working on Lesson 12.

Glad you like them!

Glad you liked it!

You're very welcome!

Thank you! 😃

That's great! I pack a lot of info into each one with the expectation that people will watch them more than once.

Are you studyimg European Spanish or Latin American Spanish?

@@QrooSpanish Euro - We holiday quite a bit on Mainland Spain

Now *that* is a megaverb

+1 for haber. (también castellano) 😊

Arrrghhh, I hate typos.

Glad you like them!

Thanks! 😃

I second this comment

Glad to hear it!

I'm glad you enjoyed it.

I'm glad they are helping. I am working on Lesson 12 now.

Glad you enjoyed it!

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching.

I'm already working on it. Thanks for watching!

Thanks!

Arrghh...I hate typos.

I'm so glad!

Great suggestion!

Thank ypu!

Thank you!

Hi Kim. I'm glad you are enjoying the course. #12 is not out yet.

yes please

You're right. That is a typo. KZfaq doesn't make those things easy to fix.

Not yet. I need to get that one done. :)

That's a good topic!

About two years but I needed it for work. I talk about it in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r6ilpJCCq7qXj2w.html

Gracias. :)

You're not the first person to ask this, and it is a tough one to answer. Learning Spanish is not a linear process. Most people tend to skip around and learn things in different orders. That's why my random topic videos do so much better than my series videos. I would suggest reading through the titles to see what videos may be o the most beneft to you at this point in your journey to learn. I normally focus on one construction or phrase that people can throw in their Spanish toolbox. Another option is to watch the Subjunctive Trigger playlist. In Spanish classes, the subjunctive normally makes an appearance around Spanish 3 -- but I start teaching people almost from the beginning because it is so important. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iK9znNWdrt3Og58.htmlsi=Nhnziccwo8Ts9MXn The second video in the series is the boring one that covers how to conjugate in the subjunctive. The subjunctive is the keystone to mastering the language. You will be light years ahead of most students if you learn it. Have fun!

@@QrooSpanish I am on it! Thank you.

In Spain you will hear that usage of poner used when ordering food, but I can't recall ever hearing that usage anywhere I have been in Latin America.

@@QrooSpanish Thanks. That's what I assumed.