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TO PUT: Poner or Meter? (CONFUSING Spanish Verbs)

#spanishlessons #spanishtips #spanishverbs Poner and meter are two Spanish verbs that both mean "to put", but are used differently and can be very confusing. Poner means to put, but more like to put or to place something on a surface. Meter is to put something inside of an enclosed space. There are other other expressions and idioms using these verbs but you'll mostly use them this way. Let us know if there's another fun way to use them! Or any other confusing verb pairs for that matter! Check out these videos on confusing verb pairs! Part 1:    • Clarifying common confusing verb pairs to ...   Part 2:    • TO THROW, TO TRY, TO DISCUSS and more conf...   Poner y meter son dos verbos que significan "to put", pero se usan de manera diferente y pueden ser muy confusos. Poner significa "to put", pero más bien es colocar algo sobre una superficie. Meter es "to put" algo dentro de un espacio cerrado. Hay otras expresiones y modismos que usan estos verbos, pero en su mayoría los usarás de esta manera. ¡Háganos saber si hay otra forma divertida de usarlos! ¡O cualquier otro par de verbos confusos para el caso. ¿Te gustan nuestros videos? ¡Apóyanos, por favor!: https://www.paypal.me/anytimeespanol?... https://www.patreon.com/user?u=84512291   / anytimeespanol     / anytimeespanol     / anytimeespanol   Hello everyone! We are Jeff (American) and Darcy (Mexican) and we create content to clarify confusing Spanish topics and have real conversations to quickly increase your level of real, useful Spanish. If you love Spanish like we do, follow along and learn what no one else will teach you...laughing at our own mistakes, and speaking each day with more confidence.