5 Ways to Use LO in Spanish

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Published 2023-10-10
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  • @ba8898
    They tell me I speak fluently but there's so much grammar I'm yet to master in active use, e.g. the category 4 lo in your video. Thanks, Paul! Yours might be the most useful Spanish-teaching channel on YouTube.
  • @edpurcell7322
    A Spanish speaking co-worker told me that I had to learn and understand all the uses of 'se' and 'lo' in order to understand Spanish. This video was a big help, thanks!
  • @MoeOnTheTube
    As an Arabic speaker, "lo" is almost exactly the same as a word we often use in Egyptian Arabic all the time, which is "elli". I think its formal (standard) Arabic equivalent is "Alladhi", which roughly translates to "that which", but in Egyptian Arabic, we use "Elli" a lot more. Thank you for the video! ❤️
  • @CWARrated
    You really blew my mind with this one. 🤯 I had no idea that lo could have all these different meanings. Thanks Paul
  • @CleonaPattersoneFluentEnglish
    Lo que me agradezco es que nos explicas unos puntos de gramática complicados de manera tan clara! 🎯 Gracias Qroo Paul.👍
  • @TheMightyDoon
    Thanks! Very informative. I always use the literal translation of Cosa and being to use Lo instead makes a big difference in many ways. I agree with your emphasis on the Subjunctive as The Keystone, but I think instinctively using and comprehending prepositional phrases and idiomatic expressions are a close second, such as "Lo antes posible y a lo largo de". Well done.
  • @kensheeroromulus5433
    Really appreciate this video about "Lo",now I understand better lo and his significances
  • @ianlewis7749
    Lo has always confused me when translating.... Now I have a better understanding
  • @jimmychafins
    Let’s get Paul to 100k subscribers!! Cmon that’s the least we could do! Thanks for donating your time Paul, the most valuable asset we have as human beings!!! Another great easy to understand Spanish lesson. Thanks again!
  • @BenIsabella
    a cool video would be the breakdown between rendirse, renunciarse a, and dejar in reference to quitting something or giving up
  • @jeffirwin2775
    Aprendí nuevas frases! Gracias por tu lección! Lo Agredezco!
  • @TerryBahena
    Thanks! Ive just discovered you and your videos and I'm already learning so much! You plus Duolingo and a grammar class let me immerse myself from many points. Much appreciated
  • @theovam8390
    I like your explanations as a Spanish teacher it is very useful for me
  • @joycewycoff3061
    Not only are your lessons lo mejor, I spend a great deal of time with the comments which often deepen my learnings. You are building a great community. Thanks!
  • @bonnyjanineweil9589
    When I was visiting friends in La Penita de Jaltemba, as strange a name as there ever was for a town, we visited another town called, Lo de Marcos. And at the time, I could not wrap my head around what the Lo stood for in Lo de Marcos. I finally settled on, those. Those of Marcos. The people that live in the town. If you have another interpretation I'd love to hear it. We are talking about Nayarit, just north of the well-known Sayulita.
  • @mr.anderson736
    Wonderful. I've been wondering about category 4 for a while now. As usual, a very helpful video. Thank you!
  • @lancemoffitt4136
    Leaving soon to live in Peru and can’t express how helpful all these videos have been for my Spanish progression! These videos are insanely great for learning Grammer in a way I can understand! I’ll be sure to send a “coffee”!