This, that, these, those in Spanish: ESTE, ESTA, ESE, ESA, ESTO, and more! скачать в хорошем качестве

This, that, these, those in Spanish: ESTE, ESTA, ESE, ESA, ESTO, and more!

Learn to correctly use este, esta, esto, estos, ese, esa y esos, éste, ésta & more. Do you have problems deciding which word to use when you are speaking Spanish? Do you know if you need an demonstrative adjective or pronoun? Do you need to specify the thing you are talking about or replace it to make your sentence shorter? In this video I will explain to you when to use and not to use these adjectives and demonstrative pronouns in Spanish: este, esto, esta, estos, estas, and more. In this video I will also provide you with all the information you need to use these Spanish words in a basic way and in a more advanced way. You will able to understand the whole Spanish world of these words and not only understand the simple aspects. So in this video you will jump from a basic way to use these words to a more complex way in which native Spanish speakers use these words. Watch my video to learn Spanish and improve your Spanish, and be happy in a Spanish way. If you would like to support my Spanish channel, Butterfly Spanish, you can donate through my website: at: https://www.butterflyspanish.com/ or through PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/ButterflySpanish Check out my website and subscribe to my free Spanish learning newsletter at: https://www.butterflyspanish.com/ Watch more videos that help you learn Spanish: TOPS SPANISH PHRASES WITH "NO":    • Top 15 phrases with "NO" in Spanish   12 WAYS TO AGREE IN SPANISH:    • How to agree in Spanish – Top 12 ways   QUÉ OR CUÁL IN SPANISH:    • "What" & "Which" in Spanish: QUÉ or CUÁL?   8 WAYS TO SAY "I AM SORRY" IN SPANISH:    • How to say "sorry" in Spanish – Top 8 ways   GIVING YOUR ADDRESS IN SPANISH:    • Learn Spanish - Talking about where you live   MONTHS IN SPANISH:    • Learn the MONTHS in SPANISH   SPANISH ALPHABET:    • Learn how to say the letters and sounds in...   Muchas gracias y nos vemos la próxima semana, Ana