Spring Spanish - Learn Spanish with Chunks

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...

“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...

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 ou...

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...

Today, we're going to talk about one of the most important verbs in Spanish: " vivir ."  I'll show you how to conjugate it easily using chunks. 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-youtube Get our free Spanish essential chunking kit with all the most import...

Who would’ve though “tomar” could have so many uses? Some of them very similar to English, some of them absolutely different and some even differ depending on the Spanish-speaking country. We use this reflexive verb every single day so you better learn how we do it so you can do it too! Here are your next steps to learn Spanish with chunks: Check out our YouTube Channel to find more episodes with...

For this new verb video we’re covering the verb “Dar”. Yes, it might just be an equivalent of “to give” sometimes, but there’s also many everyday chunks and idiomatic expressions which do not translate whatsoever. We’ll make sure to cover the most important ones. Plus, what “Dar” can do on its own and how that relates so closely to the world of music, reggaeton, to be especific. Click play to find...

The verb “decir” is an important Spanish verb equivalent to “say” and / or “tell”. Because “decir” is an irregular verb, it can be hard to use. I’m Paulisima from Spring Spanish and in this video you’ll learn to conjugate “decir” but with chunks instead of conjugation tables, which makes it much easier to remember. Also, find out all the meanings of decir! Here are your next steps to learn Spanish...

Ver (to see, to watch) is an important verb in Spanish. It’s an irregular one, which makes it a bit hard to conjugate. In this video you’re going to learn to conjugate the verb Ver. And you’re going to do it using chunks instead of a typical conjugation table. 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...

The verb hablar is one of the most used ones in Spanish. It can be tricky because it can translate as talk, speak, discuss or even call as in call someone on the phone someone. To make it easier for you to remember, in this video I will teach you to conjugate it using chunks instead of a conjugation table. Here are your next steps to learn Spanish with chunks: Check out our YouTube Channel to find...

“Llevar” had to become a part of our verb video series because though sometimes it can be as simple as translating it as “to carry” in English, there are many other instances in which this won’t work. “Llevar”, in Spanish, is quite more versatile, it has different extra uses in different countries and it can be super useful to know how to use properly since it comes up on a daily basis for native...

"Hacer" belongs to the list of the most commonly used verbs in Spanish. It's one of those you cannot live without, nor can I, in Spanish. It is an irregular verb but fear not! In this video we cover the conjugation for the present tense in our chunk-like way so you can learn and practice with this chunks and feel confident in using such a powerful verb! Here are your next steps to learn Spanish wi...

Welcome to a new verb video! This “haber” is a tricky one for English speakers because this verb does two things in English and one thing in Spanish. Also, it’s the responsable for creating entire compound tenses which need “haber”, plus another verb, to work. In this video you’ll follow its conjugation in the present tense along with its most common uses and typical chunks which always use “haber...

"Querer" might seem like a straightforward verb but, did you know that we use it for more things than "to want" is used in English? Also, it's a very important irregular verb with a particular conjugation that we tell you all about in this video. Even more, it's used for a ton of everyday chunks that'll surely up your Spanish game once you learn them and start using them! Plus, I recommend a stapl...

Today you’re learning to conjugate the verb poder using chunks instead of a conjugation table. It’s a super important verb in Spanish so in this video you are learning when exactly Spanish speakers use it and how to conjugate it correctly every time! 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.springlan...

"Tener" is one of those hugely important verbs in Spanish that can help you solve many situations. Do you know how "Tener" works and how to use it in Spanish successfully? In this video we'll give you everything you need to use "Tener" 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...

"Ir" is one of those verbs we use all the time! A million times a day and for many different things. Some of those instances are exact translations from English. Others have nothing to do with "to go". At the same time, it is super irregular since the conjugation doesn't look at all like the verb. In this video we will take you into its uses, its weird conjugation in the present tense and several...

In this Spring Spanish video, you’ll learn how to conjugate the verb estar in the present tense, but more importantly, you’ll learn how to use it properly without having to worry too much about grammar rules or conjugation tables. How come? Well, I will teach you chunks, that is, word combinations that never change. Here are your next steps to learn Spanish with chunks: Check out our YouTube Chann...

In this video you will discover everything you need to know about the Spanish verb ser, which you shouldn’t confuse with estar, another equivalent of the English verb “to be”. Yes, the verb “to be” has two translations in Spanish, but for now, let’s focus on ser, shall we? Here are your next steps to learn Spanish with chunks: Check out our YouTube Channel to find more episodes with the videos her...

Adios is the go-to way in Spanish to say goodbye. There is nothing wrong with it. In this video, you will learn 7 more ways to say goodbye in Spanish that are also commonly used by Spanish speakers, especially in Mexico. 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-yout...

If you don't have money and you want to express that in Spanish, saying no tengo dinero might make for a akward little moment. Here are 7 alternatives for you to stop saying no tengo dinero and break free from any discomfort. 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...

Are you still calling your Latino sweetheart "Mi amor"? Boooring! Here I teach you 6 alternatives that will dazzle your Latino partner! 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-youtube Get our free Spanish essential chunking kit with all the most important chunks th...

If they taught you to say ¡que te mejores! That is correct. But there are other ways to wish someone to get well. In this video you’ll learn seven alternatives. This way you will know what the best way it is to tell someone to get well depending on the situation. And it will make you sound more like a native speaker because you don’t say the same thing every day when a friend is sick. Here are you...