Learn Easy Spanish Grammar: "Espero que..." using subjunctive
Are you saying "espero que estés bien" or “espero que estás bien”? Learn to use the present subjunctive in everyday Spanish conversation. Learn to express your thoughts, hopes and wishes using the subjunctive. I will teach you many useful, everyday Spanish phrases that require the subjunctive. I will explain to you why you need the subjunctive in phrases that start with the words "I hope that..." (Espero que..."), and I will give you all the information you need to understand the present subjunctive. In only this 20 minute video you will correct one of the most common mistakes Spanish learners make from beginner level to very advanced level. More importantly, I will teach you all this in a very easy way so you will end up loving Spanish grammar. Please consider making a donation if you think my lessons are helping you to learn Spanish :) You can donate at: https://www.butterflyspanish.com/ Or through PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/ButterflySpanish Muchas gracias y saludos, Ana 00:00 Introduction 00:27 Espero que estés bien or "Espero que están bien"? 04:01 Espero que puedas or "Espero que puedes"? 05:33 Espero que tengas or "Espero que tienes"? 06:35 Espero que vuelvas or "Espero que vuelves"? 07:23 Espero que llueva or "Espero que llueve"? 08:00 Espero poder or "Espero que puedo"? 10:22 Espero que todo salga bien or "Espero que todo sale bien"? 11:07 Espero que la pases bien or "Espero que la pasas bien"? 11:34 Espero que te guste or "Espero que te gusta"? 12:55 Espero que me llames or "Espero que me llamas"? 14:06 Espero que te acuerdes or Espero que te acuerdas"? 14:35 Espero que llegues bien or "Espero que llegas bien"? 15:00 Espero que consigas or "Espero que consigues"? 16:55 Make negative sentences with "Espero que...". 18:10 Practice the pronunciation of the "a" and the "e" in Spanish. 19:37 Conclusion
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