I can’t seem to access your 2nd video for Present Perfect … where is that (present perfect part 2)? You refer to it at the end of the 1st video, but I haven’t located it yet.

Gracias,
Profe

Dear Senor Jordan,
I wish I was ready to write this in Spanish but I just started private lessons in June. I am 75 years old and learning a new language is both challenging and rewarding. I went on two missions to Cuba last year plus the fact that my daughter in law is Colombian has encouraged me to become functional in the language. After discovering your site, I introduced my tutor to it and she agreed that it is a wonderful learning tool to complement my individual lessons. You are an amazing teacher and you have helped me move more quickly in the learning process. I will be sending you a small donation as a means of thanking you for your commitment to your profession. Your students (and I) are very lucky to have your help. Also, I hope you do another t shirt as I would love to buy one.
Sincerely,
Beverly Benjamin

Hola! I’d love to include a quote from you in a round-up post I’m writing for TakeLessons.com, with tips for Spanish students. I could not find your email address, so if you’re interested in helping, please email me at blog@takelessons.com so we can chat! Thanks! 🙂

Muy buenos videos sigan asi Gracias

Sr. Jordan,

Thanks for all of the work you do on your videos! I am a (struggling) first-year teacher who was happy to find these videos. Sometimes I will play them in class, but I also like to send students links here when they are struggling with a concept.

I have a lot of students truggling with asking and anwering questions (If someone asks, ¿Cantas tú?, they have trouble figuring out that you’d answer with the yo form, etc.) A lot of this just requires practice, but I’ve seen upper level students struggle with the same. Would you consider making a video about asking and answering questions in Spanish in the future?

Muchísimas gracias, y espero que le vaya bien.

I hate this! Im trapped in my commuter! Help get me out of here.
I can’t breath! By the way nice website!

Senor Jordan, you are a wonderful person, thank you for everything that you do!

Senor Jordan,

I cannot find an email address on your website or I would write you personally. I love your chistes. I have a book of Spanish jokes that I am getting ready to publish. They have been selected for appealing dorky humor and simplicity of language. I think they would fit well with your shtick. I would be willing to send you a beta version, if you like. Let’s talk.
Bryce

Your videos are great. I need all the help I can get with my Spanish learning and your videos have been a very helpful addition to my language learning routine. Thanks.

Joe

Me gustan mucho tus vídeos. You are a great teacher. You design your courses very well and they help me a lot! But, could you speak more slowly and repeat every example sentence twice? That would be better for me to know how you pronounce those words. By the way, I like your cute smile! Muchas gracias! Please keep producing more for us!

was searching for materials to help my first grade dual language with possessive adjectives and found your videos – I was able to use it and will be back to see what other resources I can “steal”. Thanks a bunch!!
Michele Harris-Padron
Juan Soria School, Oxnard, CA

I am so thankful for all you are doing for us. I have been watching your video for only about a couple of weeks, I think I have learned more from your videos then the year I have been studying out of a book

Thanks again
David

Dear Senor Jordan,
I love your videos.
I have a question for you. I have been studying Spanish off and on for a while. Recently the program I am using asked me to translate “He requires more food” answer “El require mas comida.” In print this is clear but in looking at it, I wondered, if speaking that phrase, how to not confuse it with “El rey quiere mas comida?” or “The king wants more food”?
I am new to your site and I don’t know if I am even asking this question in the correct forum? Nor do I know where to watch for your answer, but hey I tried.
Muchas gracias.

Muchas gracias por los videos. Mis estudiantes lo usan como review para las pruebas finales. Es un gran apoyo para nosotros los profesores. Maria Gomez

thank you so much for all these videos i really use them for learning this language. and the most difficult section is subjunctive which i was going to request and then i realized you are making that. thank you. is it in your program to work on present perfect and past perfect? again thank you and wish you all the best

Muchas gracias pour todos los vidéos. Me gusta mucho.