Learn Spanish: How to say SHOULD HAVE, WOULD HAVE, COULD HAVE | Intermediate and Advanced Spanish 

I completely agree! Unlike most other so called Spanish teachers on yt she is competent, unpretentious and easy to dig. 💯💪

¿Y de por qué pensarías eso?

I have been teaching myself Spanish for more than 15 years. In addition to a legion of native Spanish speakers, I have heard many native English speakers teaching Spanish. By far your accent is the finest I have ever heard! You must have spent years in a Spanish-speaking country!@@athruz7919

A la mayoría les cuesta o simplemente no se toman la molestia de hacer bien las vocales o algunas consonantes del español@@athruz7919

That’s a nice thing to say if you said it correctly or not, I don’t know. I kinda left the verbs to sort themselves out and most of them never did so now I have to face reality and hit the books or find good videos like these ❤

Tal vez por el ejemplo del video, “Nunca pude haber imaginado…”

Yo también.

Thanks for enjoying!

AHHHH HURRA ENTENDÍ ESTE YIPPIEEE!!

Si quieres podemos practicar i am a native speaker spanish

@@mecanicawork6485 Sería genial, ¿Estás en fb o insta?

*seguir aprendiendo. *este concepto.

@@karinaab175 why would it be aprendiendo? hes trying to say i would like to continue to learn spanish??

Quieres decir?: ¡La lección no podría haber sido mejor!

Was thinking the same, so chill! Could do guided meditations!

Thank you, Paul! That means a lot to us.

we are so glad our videos have been helpful for you!

I think there’s a gazillion ways to say the same thing in every language. The only way to know how people actually talk, in my opinion, is just to listen to people talk a lot… That way you get used to hearing people talk and know what sounds natural just like you learned in your native language. It takes 100’s of hours of listening though. If native content is challenging, look into comprehensible input! @dreamingspanish is a good place to start

I have a question. I presume your a native spanish speaker. I was speaking with my tutor about this and she explained that on the day to day this are interchangeable but are slightly grammatically different. Poder + haber is a hypothesis and is usually followed by a conditional clause (I could have gone to the party but I didn't because you didn't call me), while Haber + poder is usually followed by a consequence (I would have been able to go to the beach but I had too much work). I would love your expertise on this, as it's a complicated subject for me (and most, english speakers). ❤ Salud!

@@daniellean5769 Hello! Yes, I speak Spanish as my first language. I am Cuban and we have a slightly different variant like every Spanish-speaking country hehehe. All of these examples are very similar and interchangeable with each other. But with Spanish the same thing happens as with English, where the trend is towards simpler phrases even with words in other grammatical times that are similar but not the same. For example, the second sentence that you put here can be said in another way: ¨Yo hubiera ido a la fiesta¨... and it can be understood in the same way as ¨habría podido ir¨ + ¨podría haber ido¨. The conditional clause, or the consequence, can be implicit, or as we say ¨quedar entre dicho¨ (without having been said but it was assumed and understood). Or the other person in the conversation could have said it as a cause or justification. My advice is that you learn Spanish in a way appropriate to what you intend. If you want a very formal language, it is studied in a specific way, but if you want it less formal (but without the need to speak it vulgarly) then it will sound a little different but simpler. The important thing is to be understood, as when learning any language. Greetings! I hope I have been helpful. Espero haber sido de ayuda! o... espero haber ayudado...jejeje

@@PabloUliver-Bass-Guitar oh you're amazing. thank you for such a detailed and swift response. I completely understand your explanation and am in complete agreement with learning Spanish intentionally and thoughtfully. ALSO, I would love to visit Cuba one day! Thank you again for this breakdown.

​@@PabloUliver-Bass-Guitarsuch an eloquent explanation, thank you