Spanish audio course

[vvksh]

Track progress of learning Spanish, using language transfer audios (from soundcloud) as main learning material

total of 90 audio tracks Progress:

• [x] >= 10 tracks
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• [x] >= 30 tracks
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Will comment main highlights from whatever I remember:

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Finished 10 tracks

• how to dérive to form of the regular verbs which have noun forms ending with -tion
• how to derive I and he/she/you/them form of those verbs
• some irregular verbs- venir, voy
• have to connect verbs of motion to noun with 'a'

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Finished 21 tracks

Highlights:

• some verb form have o sound split into uo and e sound split into ie because of focus on that syllable
• verb forms for we; how the sound splitting from above doesn't happen for we-form verbs because the accent shifts
• how to think about present perfect tense eg: have eaten - use verb haber combined with -ado suffixes

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Finished 30 tracks

• more nouns and verbs

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Finished track 34

• more on the two verbs forms for to be; where they are used and subtle differences between them

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Finished tracks 41

Future verbs- will, would; prepositions and how they are used , -ing form

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finished tracks 47

• using verbs for like, interests
• past continuous forms

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finished 51 tracks

• subtleties between usage of por/para
• can use to-form in (preposition+ ing form), dont have to use -ing form

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Finished tracks 55

• more on should/would/could + past forms + some irregular v3 forms

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Finished tracks 65

• point of time in past, verb endings get pretty confusing, significantly different for I, he/she/it, you, we and they and also different for -ar verbs and -ir/er verbs

• possessive pronouns

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Finish tracks 74

• more subjunctive, gets very confusing, also used in imperative sense, and some future cases; the guy calls it mood tense

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Finished tracks 78

• more mood tense, more usage patterns eg: it is possible that you (subjunctive)... When(points to future) we..(Subjunctive)...

• subtle changes in meaning when used ing verb vs to- verb with some verbs such as commencar, terminar

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finished tracks 83

• past form of mood tense; and some workarounds to avoid using subjunctive

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done; at the end the guy goes over irregular verbs; i dont remember most of it.