I will teach you 20+ Spanish verbs that you need to know in Spanish during the holiday season. I will teach you these Spanish subject-related verbs because this way of learning verbs is useful, practical, and simple. These Spanish verbs are about the holiday season but they are used for more than that. In fact, you may need these verbs if you are having a celebration, a party, a work get-together, and so on. More importantly, I will teach you these Spanish verbs in the infinitive form, in the past preterit, and the near future. You might be wondering why I am picking only these Spanish verb tenses. The reason is that I CAN FEEL IT! I CAN FEEL IT. DAISY, DAISY. No, the reason is that you rarely speak in present! Really! A person normally speaks about the past and the future. So, this is why I decided to teach you both Spanish past preterit and Spanish near future. And even more, I am going to teach you the conjugation for the first person singular in Spanish, and the first person plural in Spanish: yo (I), and nosotros (we). This video will help you learn Spanish in a fun and practical way. In my videos I teach you real Spanish, up-to-date Spanish, the Spanish, the words the phrases, the nuances of the Spanish language that are trendy nowadays. This way, when you are away in a Spanish-speaking country or you are speaking to a native speaker, you will not be laughed at: "jajajaja, jajajaja, you speak like in the period of my great grandfather... Who taught you Spanish?" I am not saying that I am going to teach you only Spanish slang and you will end up speaking like your cholo friends. No, no. I am not saying that at all. I will teach the correct, proper Spanish grammar, and a proper, standard way to speak Spanish, so do not get so excited. I will get you speaking like a Mexican speaks Spanish in Mexico, and abroad. Stay with bANAna in Butterfly Spanish and make your new year's wish to learn Spanish come true. I am not promising that after watching this video you will be like a Mexican parrot, but you will learn something, you will add a brick to your Spanish wall, you will get the concrete glue so start now, ahora mismo. Donations are very important for me so I can keep working on my videos and new content, and to get the material I need. If you would like to donate, you can do so on my website. I would appreciate it from the bottom and top and surrounding of my HEARTS. https://www.butterflyspanish.com/ You can also donate through PayPayl at: https://www.paypal.me/ButterflySpanish I suggest you watch my videos about different Spanish verbs: If you are feeling very merry these days, then watch my video about Merry Christmas, that I uploaded last year but it is up to date: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebNFZKrrsCo If you want to know how to say "to have breakfast, to eat, to dinner" and what you feel like having today for dinner, then watch my video about Spanish foody verbs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_tKknb-Cm0 If you feel like you want to learn an ugly but very useful verb: "to leave" in Spanish, "dejar", then watch this video but first, remember, this verb is boring but it is one of those boring things that we hold dear because they are very useful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZlgsB2Jj3w Now this verb "to bring" has two options in Spanish, "llevar" or "traer". Depending on what direction you are going, you will pick either or. I made this video because it was causing such confusion amongst my Spanish students: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4cLOkuCA2k To go, ir, voy, is a verb that you can't miss in Spanish. You either learn it or you learn it. You have no other option, sorry. I am sorry, I am sorry, but you need to learn it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGvH1c532pg You can also follow me on Face: https://www.facebook.com/ButterflySpanish/