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Relative Pronouns in Spanish (que, quien, el que, el cual, lo que, lo cual)

Spanish With Qroo Paul

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0:00 introduction
1:23 que
4:54 Qroo Spanish Crew
5:26 quien
10:01 el que
14:58 el cual
19:03 lo que, lo cual

20 Comments

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@xdrutherford 1 year ago

I think this is one of your best lessons, Paul. Everything I love about your teaching style is here!

@Joemil271 1 year ago

I been speaking Spanish over 40 years I wish I had these explanations in the beginning. Outstanding

@Manboys-h9v 3 months ago

This was the first video I've watched of you, I've learned everything in this video long time ago, but never stopped watching your videos over and over again. ❤😁

@rickricarditoreiter9796 4 months ago

The best explication of relative pronouns I have seen in many years of Spanish study. Thank you.

@ivanivke 1 year ago

Great lesson! Not only that we listened to the end, but will be listening to this lesson again and again until we know it (and understand it) by heart! 🙏🙏🙏

@user-zd4vc7md9l 6 months ago

Thanks a lot. I'm on a journey to learn Spanish. The way you taught is awesome.

@PRosen-rh6sv 8 months ago

Thanks! QRoo Paul clarifies grammatical quagmires so beautifully . An excellent teacher !

@srbaruchi 1 year ago (edited)

Para ser honesto, esta leccion, la que nos das aqui, es un poco de un reto! Pero gracias.

@aggiemanalac9636 7 months ago

Subscribed.

This topic has caused me angst in our class last week, but this explanation helped me a lot!

@rockgobbler 1 year ago (edited)

This video, the video about "haber," and the video covering the verbs being used to assign blame have blown my mind. "I did it on accident. " So many years where some of those concepts befuddled me... thank you very much!

@mr.anderson736 1 year ago

I think this is harder than the subjunctive. Its such a different way to speak than English. So many rules involved with this lesson too.

@joksal9108 1 year ago

I watched the whole thing. Do I get a prize?
😂

Seriously-not easy to get people to watch a longish (by YT standards/current attention spans) video on relative pronouns. Good content.

@jackiecurtis2205 1 year ago

You explain so well, I’m going to finish my existing courses I’ve bought, then definitely going to sign up to your paid course. You explain everything so clearly. Thank you so much

@adventuresofspreadinggrace 1 year ago

Man! Great lesson! Although I read and hear these phrases all the time, I keep guessing when I'm speaking. This lesson makes things clear. Thank you!

@bahadural7254 5 months ago

Estas un profesional. Muchas gracias por las lecciones las que muy util para todos :)

@mauricehayes3953 11 months ago

Puedo decir: La amiga que te hablé ayer trabaja aquí o La amiga lo que te hablé ayer trabaja aquí

@MickBingo-h4b 1 year ago (edited)

I have literally been studying this concept on languatalk the last two days, what a great coincidence. What I also struggle with is adónde, de donde, para que, a que, aunque, por el que, and some others I'm forgetting.