Per Robert’s request :-) here I’m posting a Spanish lessons list with all the video-lessons and postings. I hope it makes it easier to search for an old lesson. I will be linking it to the lessons in the Archive:
Panish Kanjugtion
: Subjunctive Spanish conjugation and more
The Spanish alphabet and it’s pronunciation
Subject Pronouns in Spanish and Spanish verbs
Spanish pronunciation and phonetics
Spanish verbs SER and ESTAR
Basic Spanish vocab and phrases
Spanish days of the week and more
Useful Spanish phrases
Spanish verbs that end in AR
Loco - Enrique Iglesias
Spanish verbs BE and BE
Spanish question words
The numbers in Spanish
Simple Spanish sentences: Buying and Selling
Conversational Spanish: Buying and Selling
Spanish pronouns This That These Those
Seasons, weather and months in Spanish
Spanish articles: Definite and Indefinite
Spanish Possessive Adjectives
Spanish phrases using Possessive Adjectives
Spanish verbs QUERER & IR (to want & to go)
Learn adjectives in Spanish
The Spanish colors
The weather in Spanish
Prepositional Pronouns in Spanish
Possessive Pronouns in Spanish
Why Because in Spanish
Countable and Uncountable in Spanish
: Spanish Prepositions
Spanish prepositions & Sentences in Spanish
Basic Spanish conversation
Comparative and Superlative
Cont. Comparative and Superlative
Abstract Superlative
Comparative and Superlative Examples
When and When - When and When
Spanish verb HACER
Examples with Spanish verb HACER
Spanish Possessive Pronouns – Review
The Four Seasons - The four seasons in Spanish
Spanish adjectives and sets of opposites
Cont. Spanish adjectives and sets of opposites
: Spanish Positional and directional words
: Sentences with Spanish positional and directional words
Spanish Conjunctive Words
Spanish Conjunctive Words
Conjugating Future Tense in Spanish
Cont. Conjugating Future Tense in Spanish
The Spanish Formal Subject Pronoun “USTED”
Spanish Unstressed Possessive Adjectives
Sentences using Spanish Unstressed Possessive Adjectives
Spanish Stressed Possessive Adjectives
Sentences using Spanish Stressed Possessive Adjective
Spanish Possessive Pronouns
Spanish Possessive Pronouns – Part 2 (cont.
Huge numbers – Typical confusion with Spanish numbers
Spanish Preposition “DE” (OF)
Spanish pronunciation
Spanish helpful phrases and sentences
: Naming the Parts of the Body in Spanish – Part 1
Naming the Parts of the Body – Part 2
Few Vs Little – Countable-Uncountable
Few Vs Little (Sentences) Countable / Uncountable
Spanish verb SER (to be) in Past Present Future – Videos 1 and 2
Spanish Verb SER (to be) in Past, Present and Future – Sentence
Spanish verb ESTAR in Past Present Future
Spanish verb ESTAR in Past Present Future – Sentences
Spanish verb HABER (Past Present Future)
Spanish verb HABER (Past Present Future) – Sentences – Videos 1 and 2
Spanish verb TENER (to have) in Past Present Future
Spanish verb TENER (to have) in Past Present Future – Sentence
Names of Family Members Part 1
Names of Family Members Part 1 – Sentences
Spanish words that start with Capital Letter
Question Words in Spanish and their Twin Words – Part 1
Question Words in Spanish and their Twin Words – Part 2, Videos 1 and 2
Question Words in Spanish and their Twin Words Part 3 – Videos 1 and 2
Spanish words – hambre/sed/comer/beber (hunger/thirst/eat/drink) – Sentences Video 2/2
Fácil Vs. difícil (easy Vs. difficult)
Spanish pronunciation letters G and J
Spanish pronunciation letters I and Y
Spanish pronunciation letters Q and K
Spanish pronunciation letter H
Spanish phrase of the day: Tener la culpa (to be to blame)
: Adverb adjective DEMASIADO (too)
: Adverb adjective DEMASIADO (too) – Sentences
Names of animals in Spanish – Sentences
Ways of greeting in Spanish
A mí me gusta (I like) – Phrase of the day
A mí me gusta (I like) -Sentences – Videos 1 and
Names of fruits in Spanish
Names of vegetables in Spanish
Names of food in Spanish
Spanish words for food – Sentences – Videos 1 and 2
Spanish vocabulary: eating and cooking – Videos 1 and 2
Spanish vocabulary: eating & cooking – Sentences – Videos 1 and 2
Tener que/Hay que (smbdy has to/one has to) – Videos 1 and 2
Using reflexive verbs - Videos 1 and 2
Special case: Fem. nouns with “A”
Classification of the Spanish verbs
Spanish conjunctions of contrast -Videos 1 and
Spanish prepositions con/sin (with/without)
Spanish adverb TAN (So) Tanto Tanta (So much) Tantos Tantas (so many) – Videos 1 and 2
Spanish verbs SER & ESTAR (to be): How and when to use each-Videos 1 and 2
False friends/False cognates – Class 1 – Videos 1 and 2
False friends/False cognates 2 – Videos 1 and 2
False Friends / False cognates 3
Conjugation: Spanish Conditional Simple tense
Conjugation tense: Conditional Perfect – Videos 1 and 2
Tense: Spanish Present Perfect (Present Perfect Indicative Mode)
Verbs: Past Perfect (Pret.Pluscuamperfecto Indicative)
Tense: Pret. Anterior del Indicativo (Past Perfect) – Videos 1 and 2
Tense: Spanish Future Perfect (Futuro Perfecto del Indicativo) – Videos 1 and 2
Tense: Spanish Past Simple Continuous
Spanish Future Continuous tense
Spanish Subjunctive tense: Presente del Subjuntivo – Videos 1 and 2
Spanish Subjunctive tense: Pret. Imperfecto – Videos 1 and 2
Spanish Future Subjunctive Tense – Video 1 & 2
Spanish Subjunctive tense: Present Perfect – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish Subjunctive tense: Past Perfect – Videos 1 &
Spanish Subjunctive tense: Future Perfect – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish Alphabet: Words beginning with A – Videos 1 and 2
Spanish conjugation: AMAR (to love) – Videos 1, 2 and
Spanish irregular verbs: ANDAR (to go/to walk) – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish Alphabet: B – verbs, animals, false friends, etc – Videos 1 and 2
Spanish conjugation: BLESS (to bless) - Videos 1 & 2
Spanish Modal Verbs – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish Modal Verb PODER (to can) – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish Modal Verb QUERER (to want) – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish verb TENER (to have) – Videos 1 & 2
Examples using Spanish verb TENER – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish Alphabet: C – verbs, animals, false friends, etc – Videos 1 and 2
Spanish reflexive verbs: CAERSE (to fall) – Videos 1 and 2
Spanish verbs: CAER (to fall) – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish verbs: CONTAR (to tell/to count) – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish Alphabet: D – verbs, animals, false friends, etc – Videos 1 and 2
Spanish verb DECIR (to say / to tell) – Vid
Spanish verb DAR (to give) – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish verb DORMIR (to sleep) – Videos 1 & 2
Sensations and feelings in Spanish
Names of sports in Spanish
Spanish practice lesson – Videos 1 and 2
Spanish tongue twisters 1
Spanish tongue twisters 2
Spanish tongue twisters 3
Spanish tongue twisters 4
Spanish tongue twisters 5
Spanish tongue twisters 6
Spanish tongue twisters 7 – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish Alphabet: E – verbs, animals, false friends, etc – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish verb ESTAR (to be) – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish tongue twisters 8 – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish tongue twisters 9
Spanish Alphabet: F – verbs, animals, false friends, etc – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish verb FOTOGRAFIAR (to photograph) – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish verb FLUIR (to flow) – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish practice lesson
Spanish practice lesson
Spanish tongue twisters 10
Spanish tongue twisters 11
Spanish Alphabet: G – verbs, animals, false friends, etc – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish verb GOBERNAR (to govern) – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish verb whimper (to moan) - Videos 1 & 2
Spanish practice lesson
Spanish practice lesson
Spanish tongue twisters 12
Spanish tongue twisters 13
Spanish Alphabet: H – verbs, animals, false friends, etc – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish verb HABER (to have / to be) – Videos 1 &
How to use Spanish verb HABER
Spanish practice lesson – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish practice lesson – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish tongue twisters 14 – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish tongue twisters 15
Spanish practice lesson – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish practice lesson
Spanish tongue twisters 16
Spanish tongue twisters 17
Spanish Alphabet: J – verbs, animals, false friends, etc – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish verb JUDGE (to judge / Consider)
Spanish verb JUSTIFICAR (to justify)
EACH (each) / EACH (each one)
Spanish comparatives and superlatives
Spanish practice lesson - How / a Vs. many / as
Practice Lesson (What’s the time) Videos 1 & 2
Spanish tongue twisters 18
Spanish tongue twisters 19
Spanish Alphabet: K & L – verbs, animals, false friends, etc – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish verb LEER (to read)
How often / a Vs. Every how many / as
Spanish tongue twisters 20
Spanish tongue twisters 21
Spanish Alphabet: M – verbs, animals, false friends, etc – Videos 1 & 2
Spanish verb MENTIR (to lye)
Spanish verb MORIR (to die)
Spanish verb CURSE (to curse)
Names of jobs in Spanish – Part 1
Names of jobs in Spanish – Part 2
Spanish practice lesson
Spanish practice lesson
Spanish tongue twisters Nbr. 22
Spanish tongue twisters Nbr. 23
Spanish Alphabet: N – verbs, animals, false friends, et
Learn Spanish verbs: NACER (to be born)
Learning Spanish verbs: NEGAR (to deny)
How to conjugate verbs in Spanish – verb NEVAR
Travel words in Spanish – Why do we travel?
Spanish phone conversation
Spanish review – How are you feeling?
Practice in Spanish – Spanish conjugation
Tongue twisters in Spanish Nbr. 24
Tongue twisters in Spanish 25
Spanish ords that start with Ñ
– How to pronounce in Spanish correctly
– Spanish pronunciation or Spanish phonetics
- Spanish verb MEAN (to say)
– Spanish Alphabet: O – verbs, animals, false friends, etc (Video 1/2)
– Spanish Alphabet: O – verbs, animals, false friends, etc (Video 2/2)
– Spanish verb OLER (to smell) (Video 2/2)
- Spanish verb GET (to get) (Video 1/2)
- Spanish verb GET (to get) (Video 2/2)
– Review of Spanish conjugations
– Review of Spanish conjugations (Video 1/2)
– Review of Spanish conjugations (Video 2/2)
– Review of Spanish conjugations
– Review of Spanish conjugations (Video 1/2)
– Review of Spanish conjugations (Video 2/2)
– Spanish tongue twisters 26
– Spanish tongue twisters 27
– Spanish Alphabet: P – verbs, animals, false friends, etc (Video 1/2)
– Spanish Alphabet: P – verbs, animals, false friends, etc (Video 2/2)
– Spanish verb PROBARSE (to try on) (Video 1/2)
– Spanish verb PROBARSE (to try on) (Video 2/2)
– Spanish verb PONERSE (to put-on) (Video 1/2)
– Spanish verb PONERSE (to put-on) (Video 2/2)
– Spanish phonetics
– Spanish phonetics
- Spanish capital verb HAY QUE
- Where (w / tilde) Vs WHERE (w / o tilde)
– Timeline of main religions in the world
– Main religions by number of adherents
– Spanish verb HABER and Spanish verb TENER
– Alternative use of Spanish verb HABER (to be)
– Spanish Alphabet: Q – verbs, animals, false friends, etc (Video 1/2)
– Spanish Alphabet: Q – verbs, animals, false friends, etc (Video 2/2)
– Spanish verb QUEBRAR (to break/to crack) (Video 1/2)
– Spanish verb QUEBRAR (to break/to crack) (Video 2/2)
– Spanish Ordinal Numbers
Simple Spanish dialogue: Inside a taxi
– Expressing feelings and sensations in Spanish
Spanish position words
Spanish tongue twister 28
Spanish tongue twister 29
Spanish accent rules (tildes) – Rule 1
Spanish diphthongs & hiatus – Part1
Spanish diphthongs & hiatus – Part 2
Tilde Spanish – Rule Nbr. 2 of Spanish accents
3rd Rule of Spanish accents
4th Rule of Spanish accents
Spelling in Spanish
HAY in Spanish (There is-There are)
Spanish prepositions – The Spanish preposition EN
Spanish pronouns (Imperative-Affirmative)
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