Spanish Grammar: "QUEDAR" & "QUEDARSE" – Learn the many uses of this verb!

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The Spanish verb “quedar” is like all-purpose flour. "Quedar" (keh-dahr) is flexible, adaptable, all-purpose, useful, practical, and diverse. The verb “quedar” tells on your ideas, feelings, looks, plans, availability, current and past state of mind, and so much more. In this Spanish class, you will learn a lot about the verb "quedar" and its cousin “quedarse”. So, “no te quedes sin ver este video” (don’t stay without watching this video). Watch this lesson about “quedar” and understand many unknowns of the Spanish language. Learn everything about quedar in one stop with this video.

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Quedar:
to stay
to fit
to plan
to have leftovers
to arrange
to meet
to agree
to plan to do
to be located
to remain
to make a fool of yourself
to be in good standing
etc.

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All Comments (21)

@AcoTUBE 9 months ago

Definitely the best Spanish language course on the internet. Thank you!
@jaynekozal8535 1 year ago

Thank you for you little sentences where you pretend to be talking to someone; those don't often come up in language class, but are the common, daily conversations that we use all the time.
@darrenjordan2929 1 year ago

Anna if I had to describe you in one word it would be...JOY!!!!!
@annsharonlau6070 1 year ago

Love your way of teaching and your sense of humor ❤
@lv2270 11 months ago

I laughed at the shade she threw at her friend lol😂
@RobCLynch 1 year ago

I have realised that in English, we look to swap the English word with a Spanish and that makes sense. Then suddenly, quedar comes along and messes everything up lol. Great resource...thank you.
@javonfrancis427 1 year ago

At 14mins it's a "compliment" make someone feel good about themselves
@soflocitizen9736 1 year ago

Hi Ana I am watching your beginner’s Spanish classes from 10 years ago and love they way you teach! Your sense of humor is so refreshing it makes learning a little easier and so much fun! Thank you!!! I’ll catch up here one day!
@aaronaragon7838 10 months ago

I just found a new teacher.😃
@nickrosati3167 11 months ago

Wow I learn more in this 27 minutes and I have in the past two weeks of trying to learn Spanish. I like your teaching style.
@PAPITO_49 1 year ago

I entered adult night school for Spanish in Xalapa, Mexico. It was free and i had to learn because nobody spoke English. It was a great experience.
@ThuHoang-nj1ld 11 months ago

Your lesson is the FIRST lesson on which I laughed out loud whilst learning!! Thank you so much for bringing your passion, fun and laughter in your videos ❤😂🎉
@donhutchison4295 1 year ago

Love to watch you as the years go by, and I learn more with each lesson . .
@vincentnorman1056 1 year ago

Thanks! Eres una excelente maestra. Muy feliz y hermosa. Realmente disfruto tus lecciones!
@jedmln 1 year ago

Te queda muy bien ese vestido.
@jeremyzamorano4774 6 months ago

Ana has a gift from God to teach. God bless you and Jesus Christ loves you!!
@jennifercee5584 5 months ago

I enjoy when you discuss pretend conversations when teaching! ¡Mil gracias, maestra!
@IntentionalGains 1 year ago

Another banger from the loveliest Spanish teacher ever!
@Bernard-Shakey 8 months ago

Otra sugerencia: me quedo + con = I keep. Me quedo con este paraguas - I’ll keep this umbrella
@irenemcdermott3122 1 year ago

Absolutly fantastic lesson . Thank you Ana. You make learning spanish so much fun.