Learn Spanish Verbs: PARECER – to look like, to seem, to resemble, and more

I am going to teach you many ways to use the verb PARECER and all its cousins in different contexts in Spanish. You will learn what the difference is between "parecer", "parece" (to seem, look like) and parecerse (to resemble) and when and how to use each. You will also learn some Spanish grammatical structures so you can use them for other verbs. To improve your Spanish, verbs are crucial. The more verbs you learn, the better your Spanish. Okay, you might say that vocabulary and the alphabet are just as important. But let me tell you something. Our life is surrounded by actions. We do something all the time. Actions are verbs, so imagine how many of them you need. A lot, I think. You might say that this is true but it is very difficult to learn verbs. Although in many cases you are right, there are many regular verbs in Spanish that are easy to learn. You learn a formula. Then you learn the verbs that use that formula and you have it easier. There are irregular verbs, but really there are four that you must know, the rest will come with time, with listening and reading practice. Watch my video, and give the long step in your Spanish.

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I include these videos about Spanish verbs that may be interesting for you:

Reflexive verbs in Spanish:
   • Learn Spanish Grammar - Reflexive Ver...  

To bring: Traer & Llevar
   • "To bring" in Spanish: "Llevar" or "T...  

To go: Ir & Voy
   • Learn Spanish: The verb 'TO GO' – IR,...  

To know: Saber & Conocer
   • The verb 'to know' in Spanish: 'SABER...  

To like: Me gusta
   • Me gusta - "to like" in Spanish  

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