¡Hola! In this video lesson we're working on "la casa" (the house). I hope it helps you learn more about vocabulary for rooms in the house.

This is the last lesson for now in the present tense of -AR verbs. In this lesson we review what we learned in the previous videos and apply it. Enjoy!

In this video lesson we'll be talking about the present tense of -AR verbs and how to change them in the tú (you) form.

Hola. In this video lesson we're going to cover the stem-changing verb "querer" (to want) in Spanish. Note, querer can also mean 'to love' when used with people or pets. <br/>
Ex: Yo quiero a mis padres. (I love my parents)

Hola. This video lesson covers the verb necesitar (to need). It's an easy enough verb to change and incredibly useful to use. Enjoy!

This video lesson covers the verb "tener" (to have" in the present tense in Spanish.

This video lesson covers the regular -ER verbs in the present tense. If you haven't watched the videos on how to change -AR verbs, you might do that first as a reference point. Enjoy!

Hola. In this video lesson, we'll be talking about nouns, indefinite articles and also learn some classroom vocabulary. Please don't make fun of my artistic efforts too much. You might make sure to watch the video before this one on...

Hola. In this video lesson, we cover the nosotros & nosotras form of regular -AR verbs in the present tense. Nosotros means 'we' while nosotras means 'we' (only females). Enjoy!

In this video lesson we'll be talking about the present tense of -AR verbs and how to change them in the él (he) form, ella (she) form, & usted (you) form. Since they all share the same verb ending, hopefully it isn't too difficult.

In this video lesson we'll be talking about the present tense of -AR verbs and how to change them in the yo (I) form.

In this video, we'll be going over the days of the week. Enjoy! Please let me know if you found this helpful! Also, comments and questions are welcome.

In this lesson we'll continue addressing some major differences between the preterite and the imperfect tenses in Spanish. Both are past tenses but they have different meanings.

In this video lesson, we'll be going over how to conjugate regular -IR verbs in the preterite. Enjoy!

Hola. In this video lesson we'll be continuing with the preterite and will learn how to conjugate regular -er verbs. Enjoy!

Hola! Although you might know how to conjugate verbs in the present tense, this is the first lesson on many regarding the preterite tense (one of the past tenses in Spanish). Enjoy!

corrections:

*cue would be pronounced "
kway"
*the 'z' and the 'c' (before e and i) sound exactly the same
in Spanish
In this lesson, we continue with the preterite of -AR verbs but it turns out that verbs that end in -gar,...

This video lesson is a little longer because I decided to lump three irregular verbs together.

The verbs
are:
traducir (to
translate)
t
raer (to bring)
>conducir (to drive)
These verbs follow the pattern of 'decir'...

This video lesson covers the verb conocer (to know) in the present tense. This is one of two verbs that we translate 'to know' in English. We'll cover the rules in this video for conocer and when to use it.

Here's the fourth and final video for now on demonstratives! Sometimes we don't know the gender of our words, when that's the case we'll use the neutral forms! Enjoy!

This is the second video lesson on the imperfect. In the previous video we talked about how -AR verbs change. In this video we'll see how all but 3 -ER / -IR verbs change. Those three irregulars will be covered in the next video!

This video lesson goes over another phrase dealing with time: ¿A qué hora? (What time...? / When?). Enjoy!

Hola. In this video lesson we'll be covering the ellos, ellas, and ustedes forms of the regular AR verbs. Ellos means 'they', ellas means 'they' (only females) and ustedes means 'you all'. Enjoy!

Hola, this video lesson is part 3 in the series of videos on 'saber & conocer'. You might check out the first two videos in this series before watching this one though to see each verb dealt with separately.