Adjectives and Nouns Working Together in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 66* 

Thanks for your clear explanations. Language tutor spanish - 0:55 generally - adjectives come after the noun usually - 2:50 Goes in front of the noun: possessive adjectives ex: mi, nuestra (our), este (this) 4:10 adjectives that define quantities - numbers go in front of the nouns ex: more (mas), less (menos), 4:30 few (pocas (os))enough (suficiente) 4:40 goes in front of the noun. 5:05 too much (demasiado) 5:28 some (alguno) 5:35 no or none (ninguno) 5:45 enough (bastante) 5:50 enough or sufficient (varios) 5:56 as much (cuanto) 6:02 a lot (mucho) 6:30 best(mejor) or worst (peor) 7:03 to emphasize a characteristic ex: sweet (dulce) 7:50 brave - (valiente) 8:18 good (bueno) or bad (malo) 9:00 can go in front or back but may change meaning. I have typed "|" . so before would be (adjective)\ and after would be \ (adjective) 9:37 unfortunate (in front of the noun) pobre behind the noun - pobre is poor (as in money) 10:08 former (viejo) before old age if after noun (viejo) 10:25- another (in front) nuevo new made (in back of noun) - nuevo 10:45 several (in front of ) varios \ \varios - different 11:05 (mismo) same\ himself/herself - \mismo 11:23 unico - only\ \unique- unico 11:50 great - gran\ big\ grande 12:15 dreadful - triste\ \triste - sad 12:38 old, ancient, former (antiguo)\ \(antiguo) antique 12:57 various (distinto)\ \different 13:16 only, the one (solo)\ \ (solo) lonely' 13:27 various (diferente)\ \(diferente (different) 13:42 mere (simple)\ \ (simple) simple , modest 13:58 any (calquier)\ \(calquier) any - it doesn't matter 14:20 rare (rario)\ \ strange 14:30 top, or high quality (alto)\ \tall (alto) 14:50 (cierto) certain\ \ true or of course (cierto) 15:10 nothing but (puro)\ \ fewer (puro) 15:28 low quality (bajo)\ \short (bajo)

Hello teacher and students! I’d like to add that at 13:21, about “solo”, when it goes after the noun (meaning alone/lonely) it doesn’t go with the accent mark “tilde”. (And as of now, the Real Academy of Spanish language RAE has accepted both usages without tilde, but it’s useful to know that sólo=just, only / solo=alone, lonely) This is useful just for the correct spelling, because while speaking there’s no difference in the stress of the syllable. Love your videos! I’m a native Spanish speaker but I like to watch these well made videos to learn what students are interested in! Great job.

I have tried them all . All the big names in Spanish language. Spanish with Paul. He doesnt apply grammar rules and that frees my memory from being bogged down with gobbly gook Spanish with Pablo I have told him many times " give me the translation literally not the loose meaning . He wont listen. And his videos are too long making the time bar too inaccurate to listen to repeat phrase Kendal language school . Same problem time slide inaccuracy and loose translation The native spanish speakers youtube schoo, l saddle their presentation with too much joking and personality. I have settled on this channel to much grammar terms that I will never learn but the tic take toe diagram is good , short videos where I can slide the time bar backwards . No joking or trying to beguile me with the teachers personality

You are the master locksmith deftly opening impregnable doors to give light to those fumbling in the dark. Great work as ever. Many thanks

gracias por su tiempo, usted es un excelente maestro señor Danny

so well taught!!!!!!!!!! understood every line! thank you for sharing

I really missed the sentence examples of the various words. Maybe there needed to have been “Video 1, Video 2 etc. with this set of words. However, that being said, I’ve been enjoying your videos very much!!! Thank you for going to the trouble of making them! I studied Spanish all through college. It’s been fun to watch your videos as a sort of refresher course. ¡Hasta luego! (RU-vid changed my keyboard around so that I can type in either English or Spanish. But I don’t remember it well enough to write any of this in Spanish. It’s been a Very long time since college!)

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¡Muchas Gracias por otra gran lección!

I really like how clearly you explain the grammar! Being a language teacher as well, I'd like to say this is helpful for learners!! :)

My brain doesn't have enough capacity, help 😅😬😥

From an English speaker's point of view I think it is very important to learn how adjectives and nouns in English work differently to Spanish, mainly that almost any word in English can become an adjective "the shoe shop" where this is not the case in Spanish and the two nouns joined by a prep. is the equivalent for so many of these forms, "the shop of shoes", "La tienda de zapatos"…took me a lot of time at first figuring this simple thing out

This is another great great class.

I really appreciate it! You are very sincere. You are not "hamming it up" like a lot of others.

muy interesante, muchas gracias senor danny, lo aprecio :)

I always interchange the muy and mucho. Can you explain when to use each and both.

el video largo 🤩

Thank you so much sir, Spanish is really similar to French in so many points :)

adjective before or after the noun is different that doesn't make Spanish easier , make it harder or there are few of them................

Hall Timothy Young Kevin Miller Lisa

This was such an helpful lesson. I do get them wrong regularly, and now I understand more clearly. Thankyou again for a very informative lesson

Let’s not talk about the way to use adjectives 99% of the time, let’s learn about when to use the other 1% … that’s not it “tutor”

is number considered an adjectvie in english?

Thanks Doctor, another very helpful lesson! The variable connotations based on adjective placement are quite interesting. Paz y bendiciones.

I have started learning Spanish during this social distancing and your videos on AIB have taught me so much! I purchased the workbook for season 1 but do you offer any other workbooks? You are such a great teacher! Thank you.

Thank you this was vary helpful for my spanish exam.

Great lesson, hasta pronto usted.

Disfruté tu video. Muy útil. Muchas gracias.

Gonzalez Charles Thomas Ronald Jones Anna

Thank you soooo much sir! :D you are amazing!!

Dr Danny this helped me sooooo much. Thank you, Thank you

Please make a video on Era/Fue/ Estubo/Estaba

This Lesson is very useful! Thankyou Sir!

Chica bonita o bonita chica??? Please someone explain it to me

Un otra video muy útil, Danny. Te quiero agradecer mucho! Go raibh maith agat de Ireland (Gracias!!!)

This is *so* helpful!

I loved this lesson so so much❤️.

como siempre muchísimas gracias profesor

Muchas garcias Te quiero mucho❤

this is very helpful

Great lesson Danny, thank you.

I have no idea why but it’s easier for me to learn from a native English speaker with my same accent. He speaks English exactly like I do so it’s easy for my ear to hear.

How to remember all these lol amiho😮

Muchas gracias señor Danny, tus vídeos son muy muy útiles

Far too much to take in!!

I always get happy with the intro music and in my head shout hey hey hey hey hey 😂

Great..

great lesson. I like that you single out these weird lessons, ha!

Esto es muy afortunado. La palabra: mundano" dice "worldy" así como también "vulgar, mudane y trivial". ¿Puedes explicar, por favor?

I’m so glad to see you on your own RU-vid channel I was sad when I finished your videos on AIB channel thank you

YOU SIR IS A LEGEND WE NEED BUT DON'T DESERVE

Great lesson!

Great video!

I don't understand the use of the word 'a'. I understand its use only as 'to'. But I don't understand how to use it in other cases....Like in the example you gave : El valiente león atacó a sus enemigos. Would you please make a video on it?? Also a video on prepositions would be very beneficial.

Super helpful and simple!

Dr.Evans, where can I post a query I may have? I have been following you ever since I saw your videos on AIB and I find your lessons very simple and easy to understand. I do not have any Spanish speakers where I live, and what I do, to mimic conversation is try to talk to Siri and Google Home in Spanish. I also use the google translate app, to try and form sentences in Spanish and see if the English translation is what I had in mind, and then reverse the translations to see if the way I was forming my thoughts in Spanish was correct. I tried forming a sentence yesterday and google corrected my sentence in Spanish yesterday and I still can’t figure out the sentence structure. I can understand the correction it made, and it makes sense, but I can’t understand the thought that went behind it. I try not to think in English, and have been pretty successful in my efforts. Do you suppose you could help me get some clarity? Thank you once again for your lessons, they have helped me immensely in speeding up my understanding of how this language works _/\_

I always use "varios" meaning "several"