Spring Spanish - Learn Spanish with Chunks | Understanding HACE (and its power) in Spanish @springspanish | Uploaded October 2023 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
Ok, bear with me on this one. “Hace” comes from the verb “hacer” but we do not always use it as such. “Hace” has more power than just meaning “to make” or “to do” in English. How natives use it, to talk about the weather, for example, isn’t necessarily intuitive. This disenfranchised conjugation tends to be overlooked but I reaaaally feel like no Spanish student should miss this. So, here you go! An entire video solely about this particular use of this particular conjugation: Hace. =)=)=)
#hace_spanish
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0:00 Intro
0:34 What is “hace”?
2:30 Using “hace” to talk about the weather
4:24 Using “hace” to talk about time
6:23 When “hace” is actually “to make” or “to do” in English
Now watch our next video: Trouble with HACER? Learn it with CHUNKS, never forget it again! - youtu.be/5XXqtd4g-Yo
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Ready to take your Spanish to the next level with a structured, in-depth course based on the power of chunking?
Take a look at our story-based Spanish course, Los cazadores de tormentas (The storm chasers 🌪 🇲🇽), a first-of-its-kind, story-based Spanish course, designed to teach you (and get you addicted to) Spanish in 12 weeks through the power of Conversation Based Chunking!
Check it out here and get a discount for being a YouTube fan 👉 go.springlanguages.com/full-spanish-course
Suitable for beginners all the way up to upper beginner/intermediate (we include extra materials for each level).
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On top of extra resources, as a member you support us, you get access to SPEAKING SESSIONS and exclusive live classes with the Spring Spanish teachers AND you help us decide which videos we create next! You can get started today for just $1! 🚀
🔹Step 1: Go here go.springlanguages.com/yt-inner-circle
🔹Step 2: Sign up for a free Inner Circle trial (free for 7 days!)
🔹Step 3: Use the transcript and flashcards to memorize chunks, chat with other Spanish students in the community, come to live classes with the Spring Spanish teachers, and help us decide which videos we create!
Spanish students in the community, come to live classes with the Spring Spanish teachers, and help us decide which videos we create!
Looking for an intensive Spanish course? Take a look at the 12-week courses we host in our Spring Spanish Academy (available for beginner, intermediate and advanced students): go.springlanguages.com/zfw-spanish-courses
Find us on Instagram: instagram.com/SpringSpanish
Ok, bear with me on this one. “Hace” comes from the verb “hacer” but we do not always use it as such. “Hace” has more power than just meaning “to make” or “to do” in English. How natives use it, to talk about the weather, for example, isn’t necessarily intuitive. This disenfranchised conjugation tends to be overlooked but I reaaaally feel like no Spanish student should miss this. So, here you go! An entire video solely about this particular use of this particular conjugation: Hace. =)=)=)
#hace_spanish
▶️ Visit our Spring Spanish website: go.springlanguages.com/free-spanish-training-s-v-1579 and sign up for a FREE Essential Spanish Chunking Kit with 54 Essential Spanish chunks + Tutorial on how to memorize chunks and use them in conversations. ◀️
Click here to subscribe, so you never miss a Spanish lesson 👩🏫👨🏫: youtube.com/c/SpringSpanish?sub_confirmation=1
0:00 Intro
0:34 What is “hace”?
2:30 Using “hace” to talk about the weather
4:24 Using “hace” to talk about time
6:23 When “hace” is actually “to make” or “to do” in English
Now watch our next video: Trouble with HACER? Learn it with CHUNKS, never forget it again! - youtu.be/5XXqtd4g-Yo
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Ready to take your Spanish to the next level with a structured, in-depth course based on the power of chunking?
Take a look at our story-based Spanish course, Los cazadores de tormentas (The storm chasers 🌪 🇲🇽), a first-of-its-kind, story-based Spanish course, designed to teach you (and get you addicted to) Spanish in 12 weeks through the power of Conversation Based Chunking!
Check it out here and get a discount for being a YouTube fan 👉 go.springlanguages.com/full-spanish-course
Suitable for beginners all the way up to upper beginner/intermediate (we include extra materials for each level).
---------
Want a TRANSCRIPT and FLASHCARDS to memorize all the chunks from this video (and all our other videos)?👨🎓👩🎓 Why don’t you become a member of the Spring Spanish INNER CIRCLE? 🥇
On top of extra resources, as a member you support us, you get access to SPEAKING SESSIONS and exclusive live classes with the Spring Spanish teachers AND you help us decide which videos we create next! You can get started today for just $1! 🚀
🔹Step 1: Go here go.springlanguages.com/yt-inner-circle
🔹Step 2: Sign up for a free Inner Circle trial (free for 7 days!)
🔹Step 3: Use the transcript and flashcards to memorize chunks, chat with other Spanish students in the community, come to live classes with the Spring Spanish teachers, and help us decide which videos we create!
Spanish students in the community, come to live classes with the Spring Spanish teachers, and help us decide which videos we create!
Looking for an intensive Spanish course? Take a look at the 12-week courses we host in our Spring Spanish Academy (available for beginner, intermediate and advanced students): go.springlanguages.com/zfw-spanish-courses
Find us on Instagram: instagram.com/SpringSpanish
