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RollingRs 18 – Hacer
Posted on April 23rd, 2006 13 comments
In this show, Larry demonstrates the verb “hacer” which means “to do or to make.”
Thanks for all the feedback, everyone!
13 responses to “RollingRs 18 – Hacer”
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Mr. Keim,
Thank you for creating these lessons, I just got an ipod and hope to watch your lessons regularly to facilitate my spanish learning. I hope you continue for years to come. Just wanted to show my support! Thank you!
Alexander
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lynda May 1st, 2006 at 16:12
I do not have Ipod, but used the audio part of the last three lessons. I would like to have more of just audio.
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Kathy May 3rd, 2006 at 16:44
Thanks for these podcasts. My homeschooled teen likes them! Keep up the good work!
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In future episodes could you please address the indirect and direct object pronouns. I cant seem to get a handle on when, which, and why they are used. And also why they are sometimes attached to verbs and the sentence order. I also keep getting them mixed up with reflective pronouns. whew!!! seems like i got a lot to studyYou always seem to make things simple thought i would ask. Love the podcasts!!!!
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Sharlene May 15th, 2006 at 08:28
When are we going to get a new podcast?
Please please please…suggestion, one lesson a week will keep people tuned in and would help you out with loyal listeners. Keep up the great work. Does anyone remember the tv show on PBS, que pasa usa? That was a great way to help you learn spanish. -
Robert May 16th, 2006 at 10:35
I found you podcast on a few days ago, but have download and watched them. You do a great job. I am now able to understand and say a few thing to my 2 teenage girls, who are taking spanish in school. Boy where they taken aback when old dad started in with a few simple word and correctly I might add. They asked if I had started a class at night. I showed them your class and they both said they wish their teacher did it that way. They could learn so much more. Thanks very much.
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Jack Ewers May 16th, 2006 at 17:49
Señor Keim, gracÃÂas por todos los videos. Me llámo es Jack pero en la clase de Español me llámo es Ernesto.
Voy a ir a Mexico con màmadre, y tús videos se ayudan.
Estudiá Español por trés años y quÃÂero ir a un universidad en LatÃÂn America.
Quiero usted hacer mas videos, son fabuloso.
GracÃÂas,
Jack “Ernesto” Ewers -
Steve Baldwin May 21st, 2006 at 18:11
Hola Larry,
Great learning tool for espaniol. When will we get the next lesson?
Muchas gracias,
Steve
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Buenas noches. Another eager Spanish student here Larry, hungry for more podcasts.
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federico May 25th, 2006 at 13:24
I would like to say gracias for your lessons; I’m italian and I’m improving my english and studing spanish in the same time with your course.
I really like that,
please don’t stop it.
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John Richburg June 11th, 2006 at 11:46
Larry,
love the site and content. Though how I found this site was by googling “rolling r’s in Spanish.” Please give us a lesosn on how to roll our “R’s.” I jsut can’t seem to do this – perhaps because I grew up in Boston and we loose our “r’s” there!
John
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Hi, this is a grate site Larry!
A great idea which benefits lots of peoples.
Thank you!
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Hola Senor Larry,
We need more people like you.:-) Like any language, it may seem extremely difficult at first, but once we understand, it doesn’t seem so hard. Although I’m just getting officially started, I’m looking forward to re-exploring each and every video/audio you’ve created. IMO, when one has a great professor and/or tutor, the student will always look forward to the next lesson.
By chance, do you speak Italian and/or could you recommend a video that would be as clear and concise as yours? If so, please, please, please let me know. That’s goal no. 2.
Thanks a mil…
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AlexanderK April 26th, 2006 at 06:17