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Marco Antonio Solís — Se Que Me Va A Dejar Audio
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The English verb to leave is equivalent to me voy in Spanish: I am leaving , dejé , I left or I stopped . For example: “I left the keys on the table,” “I stopped smoking,” and “I am leaving now” in Spanish would be Dejé mis llaves sobre la mesa , Dejé de fumar y Ya me voy . This video will help you say more than this. These sentences are just an example because with this video you will learn how to say many more useful sentences in Spanish using these common Spanish grammar structures. The verb to leave , has many equivalents in Spanish, and if you learn all its equivalents, you will learn so much Spanish grammar, tenses, vocabulary, and more. After you watch this video, you will learn how to say to others where you leave stuff, when you stopped doing something, and when you are leaving a place. With this video you will improve your Spanish greatly. Also, you will learn the correct conjugation of the verb to leave -- dejar in Spanish. You will hear the correct pronunciation when I conjugate this verb, therefore you will speak as a native Spanish speaker. Muy bien, stop the bla bla blah, Ana. It is time for me to say: Me voy (I am leaving). I will leave you (los dejaré) with my video, and I hope you learn mucho español so soon we can talk over a cup of coffee. By the way, my resolution for next year is “to stop drinking hot chocolate” “dejaré de tomar chocolate caliente”. What´s yours? What are you quitting in Spanish? Tell me in Spanish. • If you think I have earned that buck, please donate to my channel: • You can donate at: https://www.butterflyspanish.com/ • Or through PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/ButterflySpanish • Check out my new website and subscribe to my free Spanish learning newsletter at: https://www.butterflyspanish.com/ • WEBSITE: • https://www.butterflyspanish.com/ • Twitter: • / ontheflyspanish • Facebook: • / butterflyspanish • YouTube: • / butterflyspanishola • • Want to learn some more useful Spanish verbs? Watch my other videos about verbs: • To play: Jugar Tocar • • To play in Spanish: JUGAR TOCAR • To bring: Traer Llevar • • To bring in Spanish: Llevar or T... • To go: Ir Voy • • Learn Spanish: The verb 'TO GO' – IR,... • Reflexive verbs: • • Learn Spanish Grammar - Reflexive Ver... • To know: Saber Conocer • • The verb 'to know' in Spanish: 'SABER... • To like: Me gusta • • Me gusta - to like in Spanish • To drink: Tomar Beber • • Do you say 'beber' or 'tomar' in Span... • To have: Tener Yo tengo • • 5 ways to use TENGO - to have in ... • Saludos, • Ana Butterfly Spanish :)
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