Was ist der Unterschied zwischen DESDE, HACE und DESDE HACE? - Lerne diese spanischen Präpositionen

Learn Spanish on YouTube. What is the difference between DESDE, HACE, and DESDE HACE? They're probably confusing. If you want to learn Spanish, you need to learn these prepositions, as they are used so often in everyday life. In this Spanish lesson, you'll learn how to use them correctly and what the difference is when translating and comparing them in English. I'll explain everything quickly and easily, with lots of examples and sentences. Spanish grammar explained simply in English so you can speak Spanish. Here's the video with the 10 most important Spanish prepositions of time:    • TOP 10 Spanische Präpositionen der Zeit - ...   Here's a video about the most important Spanish prepositions of place:    • Lerne die wichtigsten spanischen Präpositi...   Don't forget to subscribe!:    / spanischmittomas   Follow me on Instagram. Tomas.der.Profe:   / tomas.der.profe   Follow me on Facebook: Spanish with Tomás: https://www.facebook.com/Spanisch-mit... Video transcript: HOLA HOLA, soy-- These Spanish prepositions are driving me crazy! Okay, but I want to--- What's the difference between DESDE, HACE, and DESDE HACE? Hola hola, soy Tomás Your favorite Spanish teacher! And today we're learning--- You haven't answered me yet Because you keep interrupting me! We already have a video about the 10 most important prepositions of time in Spanish! The link is below in the video description! And today we're focusing on these three: DESDE, HACE, DESDE HACE; the typical mistakes you make with these prepositions in Spanish and something extra... Oooooh! HACE QUE Huh!? Later... Okay. What does the preposition HACE mean? When we're talking about a period of time, it means BEFORE. Hace dos horas. Two hours ago. Hace poco. Recently. Hace una semana. A week ago. Hace cuatro años. Four years ago. Read this example aloud... Worked in this project a week ago. EYE EYE Don't confuse the preposition HACE with the verb HACER! They're different things! (Written on the screen) Working on this project a week ago. Here, "HACE" means "BEFORE." If something has already happened or been completed... I worked on this project a week ago. That has already happened, which is why the verb "TRABAJAR" (to work) is conjugated in the past tense... Very well. That's clear. What does "SÜD" mean? In terms of time, it can mean "FROM," "FROM," "SINCE"... Now I'd like to explain when it means "SINCE." Give me an example... Eeeh... but I don't know what that means-- I wrote it in your notebook! Ah! Hmm... Working on this project since the past day. Here, "SÜD" means "since," and you explain how long you've been working on this project. This is about a period of time from a point in the past (since last Sunday) until now, which is why the verb TRABAJAR is conjugated in the present tense. Trabajo en este proyecto desde el domingo pasado. And if I want to say "I've been working on this project for a week"? Then... Trabajo en este proyecto desde una semana. That was a mistake! An error! ERROR! ERROR! ERROR! ERROR! Yes, yes, I made a mistake! Diós mio...! How do you say that correctly? Trabajo en este proyecto desde hace una semana. Here we need DESDE HACE instead of DESDE. Oh, I see...! The German preposition SEIT is actually two prepositions in Spanish: DESDE and DESDE HACE? Hmmm... yes, you could say it that way. DESDE means SINCE a specific point in the past until now: Trabajo en este proyecto desde el domingo pasado. DESDE HACE means SINCE a period of time from the past until now: Trabajo en este proyecto desde hace una semana. Since last Sunday (a point in the past until now): DESDE el domingo pasado. For a week (a period of time from the past until now): DESDE HACE una semana. And if I want to ask how long you've been working on it? ¿Desde cuándo trabajas en este proyecto? Or also... ¿Hace que tiempo trabajas en este proyecto? Aaah... I can also use HACE QUE TIEMPO to ask about it. Correcto! Now examples with everything summarized! ¿Desde cuándo estudias medicina? Desde el 2014 estudio medicina. DESDE plus a period in the past until now. Have you ever studied medicine? HACE plus a time amount of something completed. Desde hace cinco años estudio medicina. DESDE HACE plus a period that has not yet been completed. What time does this topic matter? Desde hace mucho tiempo… MUCHAS GRACIAS!! Learn Spanish with Tomas Spanish with Tomas Spanish with Thomas Learn Spanish on YouTube. #learnspanish #spanishmittomas #Spanishprepositions