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157: Conocer vs Saber

2

156: How to say "take" in Spanish

3

155: Practice Volver, Llegar, and Buscar

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154: Media vs mitad

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153: How To Count to Twenty in Spanish

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152: Llegar, Buscar

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151: Volver

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150: Practice Sentir and Sentar

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149: Damas y caballeros

10

148: Right in Spanish: Correcto, derecha, derecho

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147: Sentar and Sentarse

12

146: Sentir and Sentirse

13

145: Practice Entender and Morir

14

144: Sueño, orden, falta

15

143: Once, doce, trece, catorce, quince

16

142: Entender

17

141: Morir

18

140: Practice Oír and Escuchar

19

139: Tren, barco, avión

20

138: Fácil, difícil

21

137: Escuchar vs Oír

22

136: Oír

23

135: Practice Parecer, Salir, and Llamar

24

134: Control, trato, and de hecho

25

133: How to add and subtract in Spanish

26

132: Salir

27

131: Llamar and Parecer

28

130: Practice Gustar Out Loud

29

129: Maestro vs Profesor

30

128: Joven y Viejo

31

127: Preocupar and Preocuparse

32

126: Gustar

33

125: Practice Vivir, Mirar, and Necesitar

34

124: How to say "o'clock" in Spanish

35

123: Cuatro, cinco, seis, and siete

36

122: Vivir

37

121: Necesitar and Mirar

38

120: Practice Pensar and Creer

39

119: Perro, café, and teléfono

40

118: Adjectives that use Ser and Estar

41

117: Pensar

42

116: Creer

43

115: Practice Dejar and Esperar

44

114: Juego, realidad, lista, and other nouns

45

113: More Essential Spanish Adverbs

46

112: Esperar

47

111: Dejar

48

110: Practice Deber

49

109: Calle, pueblo, ciudad, mundo

50

108: Allí, allá, arriba, and adelante

51

107: How to say "should" in Spanish

52

106: Deber and regular ER verbs

53

105: Practice Hablar and Pasar

54

104: Fin, muerte, número, and other nouns

55

103: Spanish Interjections

56

102: Pasar

57

101: Hablar

58

100: No more Spanglish!

59

99: Agua, dinero, auto

60

98: Indefinite Adjectives

61

97: Venir

62

96: Ver

63

95: Practice Poner and Suponer

64

94: Clase, paz, amor, and Suponer

65

93: Casi, igual, quizás, and other Spanish adverbs

66

92: ¡Ponte feliz!

67

91: Poner

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90: Practice Dar

69

89: Cuerpo, manos, ojos, and cabeza

70

88: Aunque, cual, pues

71

87: Di, dio, daré

72

86: Dar

73

85: Practice using the Spanish verb Decir

74

84: Ayuda, camino, pregunta

75

83: Hoy, mañana, ayer

76

82: Decir in the past

77

81: Decir

78

80: Practice Saber

79

79: How to talk about family in Spanish

80

78: Desde, sin, sobre, and hace

81

77: Supe, sabrá, haya, and hubiera

82

76: Saber

83

75: Practice Querer out loud

84

74: Nombre, tipo, historia, and other Spanish abstract nouns

85

73: Spanish adjectives: Nuevo, menos, muerto, vivo

86

72: Spanish for "loved" and "wanted"

87

ep #71: Querer: "want" and "love"

88

70: Practice Poder

89

69: Hora, minuto, semana, y mes

90

68: Spanish adjectives: Feliz, mismo, seguro

91

67: How to say "could" in Spanish

92

66: Poder

93

65: Practice Hacer

94

64: Problema, trabajo, razón, and idea

95

63: Redundant Indirect Objects

96

62: How to conjugate Hacer

97

61: Hacer - "to do" or "to make"

98

60: Practice fue, fui, and fuera

99

59: Porque and Hasta

100

58: Fuera and other past tense subjunctives

101

57: Ser, the preterite tense

102

56: The Spanish personal "a"

103

55: Spanish Imperative Practice

104

54: Spanish imperatives

105

53: How to express obligation in Spanish

106

52: How to say "had" in Spanish

107

51: Tener

108

50: Idioms

109

49: Spanish Adverbs

110

48: Hay and greetings

111

47: Señor, verdad, and vida

112

46: Reflexive pronouns and Irse

113

45: Practice Ir Out Loud

114

44: How to conjugate Ir in Spanish

115

43: How to put any Spanish verb in the future

116

42: Ir

117

41: Spanish complex tenses

118

40: Conmigo, contigo, and Spanish prepositional pronouns

119

39: Ya vs ahora

120

38: Hacer, hecho, and haciendo

121

37: Algo, nada, todo, and les

122

36: Haber

123

35: Practicing Ser and Estar, in all tenses

124

34: This thing, that thing // Do all Spanish nouns have a gender?

125

33: Estar, our last few forms!

126

32: Será, Sería, Sido, Siendo

127

31: Spanish Preterite vs Imperfect Past

128

30: How Eric became fluent in Spanish

129

29: El que, lo que, and la que

130

28: Mi, tu, su: Spanish possessive adjectives

131

27: Using Subjunctive to Express Concepts in Spanish

132

26: How To Use Subjunctives in Spanish

133

25: Practice Ser and Estar

134

24: Ser vs Estar Spanish Practice

135

23: Estar's stabby past tense

136

22: Estar (and the magic wands)

137

21: How to use "usted" in Spanish

138

20: Spanish fluency, after a lifetime of trying!

139

19: Ser: Advanced Use as a Linking Verb

140

18: Ser, past tense conjugations

141

17: Spanish subject pronouns

142

16: Why Ser is so common

143

15: Practice Ser (and everything else!)

144

14: Why do Spanish subject pronouns "disappear"?

145

13: How to conjugate Ser

146

12: What Is "Is" in Spanish?

147

11: How to express concepts in Spanish

148

10: How to say "them" in Spanish

149

9: Por vs Para

150

8: Spanish Pronouns and Memory Palaces

151

7: What does "lo" mean in Spanish?

152

6: Spanish Pronunciation Tips

153

5: Spanish Quizzing and the Testing Effect

154

4: Learn these 3 Spanish Words To Start Thinking in Spanish

155

3: The Words That Will Make You Fluent in Spanish

156

2: Core Spanish Grammar for Fluency

157

1: How To Learn Spanish Fluently

158

19: Ser: Advanced Use as a Linking Verb

159

250: Final Spanish Practice!

160

249: Hogar

161

248: Limpio, sucio, mojado, seco

162

247: Desayunar, Almorzar, Cenar, Viajar.

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246: Leer, Escribir, Aprender

164

245: Practice Existir and Olvidar

165

244: Los días de la semana y los meses del año

166

243: Haberlo, Haberte, Haberme

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242: Olvidar, Despertar, Alegrar

168

241: Existir, Extrañar, Soñar

169

240: Practice Traer, Comprar, and Vender

170

239: Restaurante, Tienda, Biblioteca

171

238: Peligroso, dulce, aburrido

172

237: Comprar, Vender, Abrir

173

236: Traer vs Llevar vs Tomar

174

235: Practice Jurar and Prometer

175

234: Llave, computadora, gato, objeto

176

233: Adverbs Ending with "-mente"

177

232: Prometer vs Jurar

178

231: Jurar, Desear

179

230: Practice Conseguir and Funcionar

180

229: Dirección vs Destino

181

228: Maravilloso, excelente, divertido

182

227: Funcionar vs Trabajar

183

226: How to say "get" in Spanish

184

225: Practice Encantar and Bastar

185

224: Las Vacaciones

186

223: Hablando de millones

187

222: Gustar vs Encantar vs Amar

188

221: Sonar, Doler, Tocar

189

220: Practice Empezar and Probar

190

219: La Naturaleza

191

218: Sino vs Pero

192

217: Salvar, Odiar, Lamentar

193

216: Empezar and Probar

194

215: Practice Faltar and Temer

195

214: Color, tamaño, posición

196

213: Cien vs ciento vs cientos

197

212: Temer, Pelear

198

211: Faltar and Callar

199

210: Practice advanced uses of Ser and Estar

200

209: El cuerpo y la salud

201

208: Ser and Estar, Advanced Uses

202

207: Casar vs Casarse, Amar vs Querer

203

206: Ocurrir and Dormir

204

205: Practice Andar and Regresar

205

204: Proyecto, accidente, sorpresa

206

203: Count to 99 in Spanish

207

202: Andar and Regresar

208

201: Andar, Part 1

209

200: Practice Quedar and Cambiar

210

199: Carta vs. Tarjeta

211

198: Ello vs Eso

212

197: Cambiar

213

196: Quedar and Quedarse

214

195: Practice Contar and Valer

215

194: Fuerza, ley, programa

216

193: The 60s and 70s

217

192: Valer

218

191: Contar

219

190: Practice Preguntar and Pedir

220

189: Silla, asiento, banco

221

188: Próximo vs Siguiente

222

187: Preguntar vs. Pedir

223

186: Preguntar

224

185: Practice Jugar and Disculpar

225

184: Noticia, decisión, respuesta

226

183: Cuarenta y Cincuenta

227

182: Jugar

228

181: Disculpar, Ayudar, Significar

229

180: Practice Perder and Suceder

230

179: Hambre, frío, and other feelings

231

178: Encima vs Además

232

177: Comer and Suceder

233

176: Perder and Perderse

234

175: Practice Encontrar and Recordar

235

174: Información

236

173: Spanish Colors and Numbers

237

172: Entrar and Matar

238

171: Encontrar and Recordar

239

170: Practice Seguir and Terminar

240

169: Abuelo, abuela, tío, novia

241

168: Blanco y negro

242

167: Terminar vs. Acabar

243

166: Seguir

244

165: Practice Tratar and Acabar

245

164: Norte, sur, este, oeste

246

163: Veintiuno, veintidós, veintitrés

247

162: Acabar

248

161: Tratar

249

160: Practice Tomar and Llevar

250

159: Edificio, oficina, baño

251

158: Lindo, bonito, hermoso, bello

252

158: Lindo, bonito, hermoso, bello

253

157: Conocer vs Saber

254

156: How to say "take" in Spanish

255

155: Practice Volver, Llegar, and Buscar

256

154: Media vs mitad

257

153: How To Count to Twenty in Spanish

258

152: Llegar, Buscar

259

151: Volver

260

150: Practice Sentir and Sentar

261

149: Damas y caballeros

262

148: "Right" in Spanish: Correcto, derecha, derecho

263

147: Sentar and Sentarse

264

146: Sentir and Sentirse

265

145: Practice Entender and Morir

266

144: Sueño, orden, falta

267

143: Once, doce, trece, catorce, quince

268

142: Entender

269

141: Morir

270

140: Practice Oír and Escuchar

271

139: Tren, barco, avión

272

138: Fácil, difícil

273

137: Escuchar vs Oír

274

136: Oír

275

135: Practice Parecer, Salir, and Llamar

276

134: Control, trato, and de hecho

277

133: How to add and subtract in Spanish

278

132: Salir

279

131: Llamar and Parecer

280

130: Practice Gustar Out Loud

281

129: Maestro vs Profesor

282

128: Joven y Viejo

283

127: Preocupar and Preocuparse

284

126: Gustar

285

125: Practice Vivir, Mirar, and Necesitar

286

124: How to say "o'clock" in Spanish

287

123: Cuatro, cinco, seis, and siete

288

122: Vivir

289

121: Necesitar and Mirar

290

120: Practice Pensar and Creer

291

119: Perro, café, and teléfono

292

118: Adjectives that use Ser and Estar

293

117: Pensar

294

116: Creer

295

115: Practice Dejar and Esperar

296

114: Juego, realidad, lista, and other nouns

297

113: More Essential Spanish Adverbs

298

112: Esperar

299

111: Dejar

300

110: Practice Deber

301

109: Calle, pueblo, ciudad, mundo

302

108: Allí, allá, arriba, and adelante

303

107: How to say "should" in Spanish

304

106: Deber and regular ER verbs

305

105: Practice Hablar and Pasar

306

104: Fin, muerte, número, and other nouns

307

103: Spanish Interjections

308

102: Pasar

309

101: Hablar

310

100: No more Spanglish!

311

99: Agua, dinero, auto

312

98: Indefinite Adjectives

313

97: Venir

314

96: Ver

315

95: Practice Poner and Suponer

316

94: Clase, paz, amor, and Suponer

317

93: Casi, igual, quizás, and other Spanish adverbs

318

92: ¡Ponte feliz!

319

91: Poner

320

90: Practice Dar

321

89: Cuerpo, manos, ojos, and cabeza

322

88: Aunque, cual, pues

323

87: Di, dio, daré

324

86: Dar

325

85: Practice using the Spanish verb Decir

326

84: Ayuda, camino, pregunta

327

83: Hoy, mañana, ayer

328

82: Decir in the past

329

81: Decir

330

80: Practice Saber

331

79: How to talk about family in Spanish

332

78: Desde, sin, sobre, and hace

333

77: Supe, sabrá, haya, and hubiera

334

76: Saber

335

75: Practice Querer out loud

336

74: Nombre, tipo, historia, and other Spanish abstract nouns

337

73: Spanish adjectives: Nuevo, menos, muerto, vivo

338

72: Spanish for "loved" and "wanted"

339

71: Querer: "want" and "love"

340

70: Practice Poder

341

69: Hora, minuto, semana, y mes

342

68: Spanish adjectives: Feliz, mismo, seguro

343

67: How to say "could" in Spanish

344

66: Poder

345

65: Practice Hacer

346

64: Problema, trabajo, razón, and idea

347

63: Redundant Indirect Objects

348

62: How to conjugate Hacer

349

61: Hacer - "to do" or "to make"

350

60: Practice fue, fui, and fuera

351

59: Porque and Hasta

352

58: Fuera and other past tense subjunctives

353

57: Ser, the preterite tense

354

56: The Spanish personal "a"

355

55: Spanish Imperative Practice

356

54: Spanish imperatives

357

53: How to express obligation in Spanish

358

52: How to say "had" in Spanish

359

51: Tener

360

50: Idioms

361

49 : Spanish Adverbs

362

48: Hay and greetings

363

47: Señor, verdad, and vida

364

46: Reflexive pronouns and Irse

365

45: Practice Ir Out Loud

366

44: How to conjugate Ir in Spanish

367

43: How to put any Spanish verb in the future

368

42: Ir

369

41: Spanish complex tenses

370

40: Conmigo, contigo, and Spanish prepositional pronouns

371

39: Ya vs ahora

372

38: Hacer, hecho, and haciendo

373

37: Algo, nada, todo, and les

374

36: Haber

375

35: Practicing Ser and Estar, in all tenses

376

34: This thing, that thing // Do all Spanish nouns have a gender?

377

33: Estar, our last few forms!

378

32: Será, Sería, Sido, Siendo

379

31: Spanish Preterite vs Imperfect Past

380

30: How Eric became fluent in Spanish

381

29: El que, lo que, and la que

382

28: Mi, tu, su: Spanish possessive adjectives

383

27: Using Subjunctive to Express Concepts in Spanish

384

26: How To Use Subjunctives in Spanish

385

25: Practice Ser and Estar

386

24: Ser vs Estar Spanish Practice

387

23: Estar's stabby past tense

388

22: Estar (and the magic wands)

389

21: How to use "usted" in Spanish

390

20: Spanish fluency, after a lifetime of trying!

391

19: Ser: Advanced Use as a Linking Verb

392

18: Ser, past tense conjugations

393

17: Spanish subject pronouns

394

16: Why Ser is so common

395

15: Practice Ser (and everything else!)

396

14: Why do Spanish subject pronouns "disappear"?

397

13: How to conjugate Ser

398

12: What Is "Is" in Spanish?

399

11: How to express concepts in Spanish

400

10: How to say "them" in Spanish

401

9: Por vs Para

402

8: Spanish Pronouns and Memory Palaces

403

7: What does "lo" mean in Spanish?

404

6: Spanish Pronunciation Tips

405

5: Spanish Quizzing and the Testing Effect

406

4: Learn these 3 Spanish Words To Start Thinking in Spanish

407

3: The Words That Will Make You Fluent in Spanish

408

2: Core Spanish Grammar for Fluency

409

1: How To Learn Spanish Fluently