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I've heard the "mente" ending many times, but I hadn't taken the time to research it. All I needed was five minutes! Thanks.

Ah I hadn't realised that convention for when you use more than one adverb side by side (politically, economically, historically). Very useful!

Your one of my top resources for learning gracias maestro

Important, clear and concise… Thank You!

Really helpful Paul. Thank you. I'm a beginner, and some of your videos are a little advanced for me. But as I am progressing, I am starting to come back to some that I didn't understand and rewatching them. Your content is great!

I like the new, sleek format. Thank you for all of your videos!

Thanks! We always remember what we got wrong on tests, so I suggest you do a video that teaches comprehension, which your style is perfect for, because there's no fluency without comprehension. Pick a simple conversational subject like cooking, then speak to the viewers and pause after each sentence. They'll answer on their own app, which you then correct and move on etc. Of course The Keystone will be in there lol. This would be a good way for us to remember mistakes. Well done.

Paul explica clara, sencilla y brillantemente cómo funciona una lista de este tipo. ¡Gracias, Paul!

Thanks for the quick lesson, I always appreciate the videos you make.

Esto fue muy útil. Corto y extremadamente claro. Gracias

Gracias-another helpful video!!!!

Excelente ..gracias por todo

I've had problems with adjective and adverb word order. This explanation cleared up how the flow should feel. Thanks!

¡Exactamente!

Outstanding. This is really some of the best instruction I've seen. Well done.

Gracias por la lección, Qroo Paul. Como siempre, escuché atenta y diligentemente.

Gracias, muy útil. Pan comida😊

I’ve been watching/listing to your videos on my way to work, which is in construction. I work around many Mexican speakers and I’ve been implementing many of your tips and tricks out. I’d love to see another video on how to better carry a basic conversation past the typical greetings. Thank you Qroopaul for all your help!

So simple yet so useful, thank you

Una lección corta y fácil, gracias.

Video idea. We all know the rule of using subjunctive for a change of subject (Quiero que comes) and infinitive for the same subject (Quiero comer). But could talk about when it's allowed to do a sly subject change with an infinitive? (E.g. Me hizo pensar. Déjame explicar. Le prohibieron entrar.)

Spanish with Qroo Paul after dark....

Yo enchanto tu tutoriáls

Super helpful. Sure glad to be a member of the Qroo Crew.

Wonderful lesson,as usual!😊

Super helpful. Gracias Mr.Paul

Awesome thanks!

That was a huge help. Thanks.

Thanks never knew this

Where I live in Mexico I never hear rápidamente used as the adverb fast or quickly, it's always shortened down to rápido, not even rápida. I used to say the longer form but no longer. I got the feeling I might be sounding too formal. I suppose this happens with polysyllabic commonly used adverbs over time.

Ooh this was so useful! I have never put this together as a rule. Thanks!

Útil de nuevo. Gracias. Por cierto, me gusta el cuadro y la camisa. Muy elegante. ¿Es esta una imagen nueva? 😂😂😂

Great job!

Thank you for making such a great channel for learning Spanish! Is there a downloadable course available at all?

Life gets in my way. I’ve been to a wedding in LA and a funeral in Idaho in the past 3 weeks. I’m getting back to studying Spanish now. Rick

Chévere. By the way, Routledge Reference Grammars, Sixth Edition, agrees with you (and disagrees with Barron’s) on using infinitives even when not a subject of a sentence.

Thanks so much for another great video ❤. I have a request for a video, pretty please 🙏. Please help me learn the difference between when to use 'para' and when to use 'a' in a sentence? I use them in place of each other a lot 😢

He notado que muchas veces los nativos usan el adjetivo como adverbio. Rápido en vez de rapidamente por ejemplo.

not to be critical... you mentioned making the adverb feminine; you mentioned if it ends in a consonant to add the mente. But you didn't explain that when the adjective ends in an E that you keep the E and add the mente... Yes, you did include in your examples, but you didn't explain beforehand the reason

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Hasta montana bicicleta y media

In addition to the multiple adverbs in succession rule, I've noticed Spanish speakers saying things like "claro" instead of "claramente" when using the word on its own. Is this grammatically correct in Spanish and can we do it with other adverbs on their own? Can I just say something like "obvia", instead of "obviamente"?

could you do a video explaining the question starter “will” I am on lesson 6, i am about to learn subjunctives, my problem is i use “will” in english a lot and there is no substitution in spanish, sometimes you can say “ can you” instead, but i am really struggling with this, In english i would say. Will you do me a favor,I am also struggling with “would” could” and should” thank you

Paul, why evidentemente and completemente instead of evidentamente, etc.?

Hey I saw that French c!!

Como siempre aprendí nuevas técnicas de ti❤

I am deeply distracted! Mr. Paul no llevando camiseta.

Why do you have to make it feminine before adding the Mente if it already ends with a vowel in the case of that O?

You mentioned your students, can we take classes with you?

you said camino rapidamente, but could I also say rapidamente camino?

¡Pan comido!

¿Te mudaste a un hotel? 😂

You’re talking too fast your video is going too fast