Complete Spanish, Track 12 - Language Transfer, The Thinking Method

so we we're looking at adverbs and how

they work when we are changing them for

the different people let's make a recap

how would you say to

contaminate contamin good so how would

you say it's

contaminating contamina good so our key

vow for adverbs is a that's our key vow

we ar a n to get you guys or they

contaminate so how would that be

contaminan contaminan good and we add an

S to the heate form to get the U

informal so you informal contaminate

would

be contamin contamin good now for a ear

verbs for a ear verbs their key sound is

a for this closed group of historic

verbs their key sound is e so what do

you think then the means vendor what do

you think that

means does it have anything to do with

vent and ventilation no it's not a t

it's a d it's a v a vending vending

machine yeah yeah good so what does it

mean then vender what does the vending

machine

do it's a selling machine or you might

have heard street vendor as well so I

sell or I'm

selling vento Vendo I'm selling

it lendo lendo good is there any

anywhere else you can put that law do

you have the option here well we can put

it at the end if it's in its uh vender

State exactly so no we can't put it

anywhere else it has to go there lendo

how would you say I'm selling

them lendas it's very important when

you're making last oh sorry it's very

important when you're building the

sentence that you take your time to

understand who's doing what H so I sell

it's me doing the selling so I'm selling

them the first bit you want to work out

is I'm selling what's

that Vendo good and then you want to

work out them I sell is Vendo I sell

them

is Los vendor L vendor good so this

process of dividing it into two thoughts

just doing that is going to make sure

that you don't kind of get this salad

many times you will just switch them and

you want to say she has them but you

will say they have her you know so it's

very important to take your time to

think about those bit separately if you

talking about feminine things like I

sell their houses how would it be so

still them we're going to say but we

mean feminine things I sell

them Vendo very good L Vendo if you want

to say actually I sell or I'm selling

the houses the word for the we said it

was La laa also becomes plural L yes and

the word Kasa also becomes

plural so I'm selling the

houses yeah I'm selling the houses vend

lasas or I'm selling them and you mean

the

houses Las Vendo Las Vendo good the

reason why we're looking at this with

objects is because many people when they

learning Spanish they remember to change

gender for people but they kind of put

all things in with law and loss and we

kind of want to get out of that habit

before it starts so we imagine the

houses we refer to them as L is there a

rule for which um objects are female and

which are not well remember it's not

strictly the object that has the gender

but the word the noun in itself so

feminine words end in a words that end

in a with a few exceptions are feminine

words so Kasa is feminine laa and it

takes La then there are other feminine

endings so yon is a feminine ending the

administr is administ all of these words

are going to be La the opinion

is opinion opinion the

association good the

celebration good if a word ends in it in

English it's going to bead in Spanish

most of the time this adad is a feminine

ending as well so that shows us that all

of these words are feminine words so for

example you have diversity you change

that it

to div good divers the

diversity La divers good the

nationality the same happens with the sh

that it becomes like an or or in most of

Spain you could hear either the

creativity very well pronounced you

thought of the vowels very well

lativ the

electricity electric La electric these

words are very nice as well for guessing

other words because if you have this

rule electricity becomes Electric

you can assume that electric is probably

the same in Spanish as well just

sounding more Spanish or having a small

change even though there's no rule for

that you can assume it so how do you

think you would say

electric electric it sound Spanish

enough yet electrico yeah yeah electrico

electrical

electrico how would you say

generosity very

good how do you think you would say

generous have a play with

it have a play with it and see what sits

nice

yesos for males for females what do you

think it would

become exactly how La becomes Lao

becomes also can become plural as well

if we're talking about more than one

person male or mixed group how would it

soundos good and if I was just speaking

about female

very good

Community good the

community laun La commun feminine word

feminine ending how do you think you

would say common common comes from

Community by

way

saido so there's no way to know thato

or common with the accent on the end so

there's no way to know that regular

there's no rule here so there's no

irregularity

so maybe you would take commun and

somebody would give you that feedback of

commun and then you would realize but if

you didn't take that guess you wouldn't

get the word we will learn a lot of

vocabulary very quickly this way how

would you say

opportunity opportun opportun how do you

think you would say opportune opportune

you know we use this word in English

like timely or convenient

opportune opportun opportuno opportun if

you were talking about a feminine

oppa

Clarity clar clar and clear comes from

Clarity so you can look at CL then you

could probably guess how to say

clear clar but look at the Spanish word

clad clo and thead is the ending isn't

it oh yes CL yes CL ah so this isn't

have a good skill when you're guessing

you want to get rid of the ending this

ending that is what's making it a noun

La CL

claro and claro is used a lot

conversationally have the meaning clear

as an adjective it can also be used like

of course clar CL clar you will hear

this a lot in conversation to show

agreement or understanding of what

you've said

CL

personality personal personal so we can

assume that person is probably the same

in Spanish as well when I say the same

similar so again it's guessing it could

be exactly so what do you think it

sounds like you you will developing

intuition especially through listening

this is why listening is important as

well because this is what will really

develop your intuition because you might

have heard it before and not realize it

I've heard of persona so I'm guessing

it's persona it's Persona oh persona

it's persona it's a feminine word so

remember it's the word that's feminine

or masculine not the thing so I I'm a

Persona even though I'm a man the word

is feminine not me sincerity

sin siner

sincere Sin siner Sin

siner so that's another example of a

feminine ending if it ends it's a

feminine ending all of these words

without exception are La if it ends on

that's a feminine ending all of these

words without exception go with LA back

to vender how was I

Sello I want to sell

good I want to

salute where else could we put

that good the verbs use as their

principal

sound so whilst our verbs use the

principal sound a and we got organ and

then organ for what does that mean

organ he she or it

or you formal good so organ is a

principal sound organ means when we add

an N what does it

mean they they organize or you you

plural you plural so we add the end and

we get they and you guys Oran we add the

yes and we get you inform

orgas so a is a key sound for our verbs

and for verbs a key sound is e so to get

he she it and we will take off our

ending and put on E he sells she sells

it sells you form

sell vend vend how would you say he

sells it or she sells

it loende good loende loende we said

that the word for something was alo alo

so you can say he's selling something

she's selling something you're selling

something

thing V Alo good vend Alo good what do

you think we would add on to vend to get

the they form or the plural

form V so we're doing actually the same

so we have a key vow sound which is e

but then the rest we're doing the same

what we did with the adverbs V then they

they not

selling no they're not selling

it no

why aren't they selling

it

good why aren't they selling it to me

you just say why aren't they selling me

it you put the personal one me first the

one that refers to the person it goes

first you just say why aren't they

selling me it so they are selling how is

they are

selling venden venden they are selling

it l venden good they are selling me it

so they come together and the personal

one comes

first me so El we have this complicated

stuff happen in English they say it to

me no in Spanish we're just going to

identify it's it and it's me me as a

personal one so it's going to come

first then they're selling it to me

they're not selling it to me or they

don't sell it to

me why don't they sell it to me

very good the word for us is NOS NOS the

word for us so how would you say uh they

are selling us something so something

you know Alo is not one of these little

words like me no it's going to come

afterwards so they are selling us

something

no very good NOS

V but if in instead of saying they're

selling us something and you just wanted

to say they're selling us it they're

selling it to us they're selling us it

how would it

be

NOS ven good NOS ven good so there you

have an ass you have an it you have a

they it could be like hugely complicated

no if you just took that all as a

package and tried to translate it by

thinking about the verb first then

you're thinking about the other bits you

need to put then you get the sentence

that you want confid them that you have

the sentence that you want how would you

say they're not selling it to

us

no good no no why don't they sell it to

us

good very good