Complete Spanish, Track 13 - Language Transfer, The Thinking Method

to do or to make in Spanish is AER and

it has a silent h it's h a c e r so in

most of Spain actually that would sound

a but a in most of the Spanish speaking

world what verb type is it what is the

ending a a verb so actually whenever we

come across a new verb we want to make a

mental note what is the ending or rather

than make a mental not just process it

remember we always want to do anything

that memorize so just looking and going

verb okay just to get in that habit if

we know it's an adverb we know how to

work with it so how would you say he's

doing or making she's doing or making

you are foral doing or

making a a good you're doing

it how would you say they're doing it or

you guys are doing

it

losen loen very good very good La

Asen you informal are doing

it so what is the sound for informal you

Asen so for informal you we add on an S

to the he version so we get asses you're

doing

it asses good the word for what in

Spanish is K how do you say what are you

doing and this is a way of saying how

are you as well CES what are you doing

what are you up to good so we see that

for our verbs we have the principal

sound of a and then we add our n or s n

for they or you plural and S for

in and for a ear verbs we have the key

sound e and we add on S for informal you

n for they you plural now these

associations between s and informal you

and n and they or you guys we're going

to see all throughout the Spanish verb

structure so I'm this confuses me a

little bit isn't this also a

memorization having to remember which

ending goes with what there's a

difference between memorization and

remembering we're going to remember

through not actively trying to memorize

so I'm not telling you you shouldn't

remember anything you need to remember

Spanish I'm telling you that you're

going to remember it much easier without

the active process of trying to memorize

anything which blocks whichever

processes we need for remembering I like

to describe it in this way that you

borrow information when you memorize it

but when you are applying it practically

in this construction of these sentences

when you are looking from many different

angles at the elements that we're

looking at in Spanish then you are

internalizing it then it's really yours

you're not borrowing it PUO PUO in

Spanish means I can I am able

PUO good p u e d

oo you're probably noticing as well the

is quite soft when it comes in the

middle of a word in Spanish rather than

a

hard so PUO means I can or I am able and

the two form of the verb is an air verb

so p is an air verb so how would you say

he can or she can or it can or you form

can and how would you say informally you

can good now in English we don't say can

you to come but it's what we mean now

this is an English problem the English

is taking the two away here it does it

sometimes you don't say I must to come

you say I must come no it's like I am

able to come you can think of it this

way as we thought of I must come as I ow

to come so how would you say can you

come talking

informally whe sorry

informal so this is what we're going to

be using to talk with friends no this s

we're going to be hearing it a lot if it

helps you make the association you might

have heard commas how are you the S on

the endend of estas there is this inform

so can't you

come why can't you

come I want to know why you can't

come oh to know um okay I'm going know

and knowledge and that's not taking me

anywhere boy got Savvy ah yes so I want

to

know

why you can't

come very good very good if we address

each part part by part and apply all of

our Mentor energy just to the part we

need and then forget

it very

good so to recap we have r verbs and we

have r ear verbs for all of the verbs we

take off the ending r a ear and we put o

for the I version so vender is to sell

and I sell

is Vendo Vendo com is to buy and I buy

is compro compro good Yar is uh to

arrive Yar and I arrive

isaro

ohoo good so with this rule we can take

any verb and we can do this if it's

regular maybe it's irregular and we try

it and we make a mistake so for example

Sal is to leave or to go out if we apply

this rule what are we going to come up

with Salo Salo but it's wrong it's Salo

so it's one of those go instead of O

like Beno I'm

comingo I have Salo I leave I'm going

out they're quite common verbs we tend

to find in all languages that the most

common verbs are the most

regular esar esar means to wait and to

Hope which is interesting and it's

accurate enough I mean you're not doing

much more than waiting when you hope we

have it in the word desperate actually

this is UN and you're hopeless when

you're desperate so esperat is to wait

or to Hope how do you say I'm waiting or

I'm hoping or I wait or I

hope ESO ESO now how do you say he

waits I'm really glad you made that

mistake actually because it's a it's a

wonderful point to elaborate on before

we touch a verb we want to take one

Split Second To Go es verb otherwise

what happens our brain he from

es and it wants to put an e what your

mind is doing there putting an e because

you have S be and it fits better is

actually even ingrained in in other

languages for example in Turkish you

have something called vow Harmony and

when you're adding on suffixes there's

like two or four depending on the suffix

two or four different versions of that

suffix that you can add on so it can

agree with the vow before so there's

something in your mind that will prefer

an e there of course because it's

s and like I said you even see this

formalized in other languages like in

this phenomenon of vow Harmony so to

stop that process from happening you

must run back to the two form and then

you take

control es Esa and espa means he she it

you foral wait or are waiting is waiting

we can build the rest so how do you say

they

wait it's better if you want to say

they're waiting for me we don't need the

word for four it's just like they await

me we don't need the word for four so

how do you say they await

me es sorry ES

the only option though because it's a

changed verb they're not waiting for

me good no I want to know why they're

not waiting for me I want to

know

why very

good well done I was just very happy

that I I remembered sa ah good finally

sa with a B

good isn't it from Savi yeah there is a

gray area between V and B so it will

change between languages actually a very

nice example of this is the word for

vocabulary vocabulary in Spanish is

vocabulario vocabulario it's spelled

with a V but the word for mouth in

Spanish is B spelled with a B now of

course babio is coming from B your

vocabulary is a your mouth you Larry

this gives us another role actually

words ending a will become

so

necessary necessario

contrary contario

good