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-ER verbs are those verbs that, like "ver" and "correr", end in -ER. Many everyday verbs end like this, which is why in this video we will focus on walking you through enough "chunks" so you can start imprinting their conjugation pattern in your brain and use -ER verbs in the present tense like a true native! Here are your next steps to learn Spanish with chunks: Check out our YouTube Channel to find more episodes with the videos here: https://go.springlanguages.com/spring-spanish-youtubeGet our free Spanish essential chunking kit with all the most important chunks that you will need in any Spanish conversation: https://go.springlanguages.com/free-spanish-training-hm2Get the transcripts of all our episodes and the flashcards with the chunks from this episode and the other episodes in the Inner Circle. Get your trial here: https://go.springlanguages.com/inner-circle-y62 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this video you'll learn an easy way to imprint regular verb conjugations on your brain so you can use them in conversations without even having to think about conjugation tables!#Conjugations_Spanish #Present_Tense_SpanishHere are your next steps to learn Spanish with chunks: Check out our YouTube Channel to find more episodes with the videos here: https://go.springlanguages.com/spring-spanish-youtubeGet our free Spanish essential chunking kit with all the most important chunks that you will need in any Spanish conversation: https://go.springlanguages.com/free-spanish-training-hm2Get the transcripts of all our episodes and the flashcards with the chunks from this episode and the other episodes in the Inner Circle. Get your trial here: https://go.springlanguages.com/inner-circle-y62 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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What do you think the verb “saber” means in Spanish? “To know”, right? Well... I have a surprise for you. This verb actually means two very, very different things. And, depending on its usage, natives tend to make a very common conjugation mistake. Do you want to find out what the other verb is? Click play and let’s solve this together!Here are your next steps to learn Spanish with chunks: Check out our YouTube Channel to find more episodes with the videos here: https://go.springlanguages.com/spring-spanish-youtubeGet our free Spanish essential chunking kit with all the most important chunks that you will need in any Spanish conversation: https://go.springlanguages.com/free-spanish-training-hm2Get the transcripts of all our episodes and the flashcards with the chunks from this episode and the other episodes in the Inner Circle. Get your trial here: https://go.springlanguages.com/inner-circle-y62 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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For our verb series we keep digging in to find the most confusing verbs in Spanish. This time we found gold! “Quedar” has many different levels of complexity. At the same time, it’s usually taught as a pretty straight forward verb that just means: to stay. Well... really, not so simple. Click play and find out the may other things “quedar” can do so you can use it as a native and not as a student!Here are your next steps to learn Spanish with chunks: Check out our YouTube Channel to find more episodes with the videos here: https://go.springlanguages.com/spring-spanish-youtubeGet our free Spanish essential chunking kit with all the most important chunks that you will need in any Spanish conversation: https://go.springlanguages.com/free-spanish-training-hm2Get the transcripts of all our episodes and the flashcards with the chunks from this episode and the other episodes in the Inner Circle. Get your trial here: https://go.springlanguages.com/inner-circle-y62 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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I understand you might know “poner” as the verb you use to “put on” clothes, but do you know we also use this verb to put on other things as well, to place things in places, to hypothesize about the future and more? We use “poner” in Spanish in very specific ways you won’t be able to get to through mere translation which is why we explain it all in this new verb video!Here are your next steps to learn Spanish with chunks: Check out our YouTube Channel to find more episodes with the videos here: https://go.springlanguages.com/spring-spanish-youtubeGet our free Spanish essential chunking kit with all the most important chunks that you will need in any Spanish conversation: https://go.springlanguages.com/free-spanish-training-hm2Get the transcripts of all our episodes and the flashcards with the chunks from this episode and the other episodes in the Inner Circle. Get your trial here: https://go.springlanguages.com/inner-circle-y62 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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“Comer” is a pretty straightforward verb but, it is irregular and so commonly used you should make sure you know how to handle it. At the same time, we do have some idiomatic uses of this verb that have nothing to do with “to eat”, plus there’s the word “como” which seems to be related but isn’t at all. And what about that “cómo” with the accent mark? Click play and learn how to manage all of this in this new verb video! Here are your next steps to learn Spanish with chunks: Check out our YouTube Channel to find more episodes with the videos here: https://go.springlanguages.com/spring-spanish-youtubeGet our free Spanish essential chunking kit with all the most important chunks that you will need in any Spanish conversation: https://go.springlanguages.com/free-spanish-training-hm2Get the transcripts of all our episodes and the flashcards with the chunks from this episode and the other episodes in the Inner Circle. Get your trial here: https://go.springlanguages.com/inner-circle-y62 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Venir is one of the most commonly used verbs in Spanish. It is equivalent to “come”. It’s an irregular verb and today you’re learning how to conjugate it the easy way. That is, with chunks instead of conjugation tables. Learn everything you need to know about this useful little Spanish word and how to always get the conjugation right! Here are your next steps to learn Spanish with chunks: Check out our YouTube Channel to find more episodes with the videos here: https://go.springlanguages.com/spring-spanish-youtubeGet our free Spanish essential chunking kit with all the most important chunks that you will need in any Spanish conversation: https://go.springlanguages.com/free-spanish-training-hm2Get the transcripts of all our episodes and the flashcards with the chunks from this episode and the other episodes in the Inner Circle. Get your trial here: https://go.springlanguages.com/inner-circle-y62 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Necesitar (To need) is one of the most common verbs in Spanish. You’ll learn all that you need to know to use it like a pro in this video. The best part is that we’re not going to use conjugation tables) Instead, we’re using the most commonly used chunks in Spanish. I’m Paulisima from Spring Spanish, and this is what you need to know about necesitar. Here are your next steps to learn Spanish with chunks: Check out our YouTube Channel to find more episodes with the videos here: https://go.springlanguages.com/spring-spanish-youtubeGet our free Spanish essential chunking kit with all the most important chunks that you will need in any Spanish conversation: https://go.springlanguages.com/free-spanish-training-hm2Get the transcripts of all our episodes and the flashcards with the chunks from this episode and the other episodes in the Inner Circle. Get your trial here: https://go.springlanguages.com/inner-circle-y62 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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