Subject Pronouns in Spanish and most important Spanish verbs
In this lesson I will talk about the subject pronouns in Spanish (Yo, Tú, Él/Ella, Nosotros, Vosotros/Ustedes, Ellos). This is a fundamental notion before we begin to learn how to conjugate, how to build sentences in Spanish, etc. So, this lesson can be one brick of the fundamentals.
While these older lessons are the basis on which the tests and Spanish quizzes are based, I suggest you to first watch the remake of the beginning of my free Spanish course. It is a much improved version. Later you can jump back to the older videos.
I will also mention the 4 most important and relevant Spanish verbs: ser (to be), estar (to be), haber (to have) and tener (to have).
In future lessons we will study these verbs in further detail. But here I will talk a bit about them and how and when they should be used.
You can find references and more on these verbs in these Spanish lessons:
Lesson 7 (remake): Most used Spanish verbs SER ESTAR HABER TENER
Lesson 10 (remake): When to use SER and ESTAR
Lesson 004 – Verbos SER y ESTAR
Lesson 009 – Verbs HABER and TENER
Lesson 071 – Verb SER (to be) in Past Present Future
Lesson 072 – Verb SER (to be) in Past, Present and Future – Sentences
Lesson 073 – Verb ESTAR in Past Present Future
Lesson 074 – Verb ESTAR in Past Present Future – Sentences
Lesson 075 – Verb HABER (Past Present Future)
Lesson 076 – Verb HABER (Past Present Future)
Lesson 077 – Verb TENER (to have) in Past Present Future
Lesson 078 – Verb TENER (to have) in Past Present Future – Sentences
Lesson 094 – Phrase of the day: Tener la culpa (to be to blame)
Lesson 119 – Tener que/Hay que (smbdy has to/one has to)
Lesson 126 – Verbs SER & ESTAR (to be): How and when to use each
Lesson 160 – Spanish verb TENER (to have)
Lesson 161 – Examples using Spanish verb TENER
Lesson 188 – Spanish verb ESTAR (to be)
Lesson 211 – Spanish verb HABER (to have / to be)
Lesson 212 – How to use Spanish verb HABER
Lesson 283 – Spanish verb HABER and Spanish verb TENER
Lesson 284 – Alternative use of Spanish verb HABER (to be)
You can find a full list of all the video lessons by clicking on the List of Lessons tab on the Main Menu.
Although we will be focussing more on vocabulary and grammar, pay attention to the Spanish pronunciation in these video lessons, and remember to practice repeating the same words and sounds.
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Great lessons. Very helpful
Maybe a serial of lessons with frequent sentences used in a normal conversation. Just some scenarios.
Hi Mohammed. Thanks for your suggestion. I have uploaded a few lessons that include simple dialog and conversations. Like phone conversation, a typical dialog in a taxi, a simple conversation when we go shopping, and a few more. You can find them if you go to the List of Lessons. But I will take your advice and prepare some more. Kind regards.
I wished somone told me what you have tought me in the second lesson
ser and estar
haber and tener
Gracias for keeping it simple and smart
Ann
De nada, Ann. Me alegro de que te haya sido útil. Recuerda que si tienes alguna duda, puedes escribirme. Saludos y buen estudio!
This has been an amazing help, i’m looking forward to doing to next lessons 🙂
Everyday one new lesson 😉
I have just started learning and the initial few lessons have been good.
Hi Somesh,
Thanks for your positive comment! I hope you will continue finding these lessons useful. If there is a specific topic you would like me to talk about, you can send me your suggestion. In the meantime I’ll continue following the original plan. Good luck!