Recent Updates and Site News

Tuesday, 14 October 2008 03:19 | Written by Jason Jolley |

WELCOME! - ¡BIENVENIDO/A!
Thanks for visiting my website! This site will soon house all of the content for Professor Jason's Spanish lessons, including numerous videos, text articles, podcasts and slideshows.

CONTENT ADDED
I have already begun to post links to all of my YouTube videos here on this site. You can access them via the Video Lessons link in the main menu to the left.

I have also posted some podcasts and slideshows, so check those out as well!

Be sure to check back often for updates!

REGISTER AND COMMENT
If you like what you see, don't forget to register and to leave comments on the pages you access to let me know what you think about the content and to interact with other users. You can even be notified when your comments receive responses.

COMMUNITY FORUM
Registered users can also post their questions and comments in the Community Forum bulletin boards.

FACEBOOK AND TWITTER
You can use the icons on this page to see more Professor Jason Spanish (and Portuguese!) content on YouTube, become a fan of my Facebook page (lots of updates) and to follow me on Twitter.

E-MAIL PROFESSOR JASON
I'd love to hear from you. To send me an e-mail, click on the Contact Me link at the top of this page.

Last Updated (Monday, 22 February 2010 03:52)

Comments

+9 # pron46 2009-11-12 19:18

Hey Professor Jason!

Thanks so much for what you are doing in trying to help those of us who want to learn and understand, speak and use the beautiful language of Spanish. I love your teaching style, your gentleness, and the clarity of your lessons. I found your lesson on the rules for accenting words to be very helpful. I want to encourage you to continue to develop your website because people like myself are using it! Great job. Oh... I wanted to share two incredibly helpful resources that I've found to be beneficial. They're two little books written by Brandon Simpson: Demystifying Spanish Grammar and Spanish Verb Tenses. Some nice "tricks," "shortcuts" and "big picture" approaches to Spanish in these two little books that you might find interesting. Anyway, keep up the good work. I'm using your videos!
Many thanks, Ron Gothberg

+3 # professorjason 2009-11-12 23:29

Thanks a lot for the kind words of encouragement, Ron! And for the extra resources tip!

Jason

+4 # harrison 2009-11-12 23:39

yea thanks so much. My spanish teacher at school doesnt make sense to me. but your lessons have helped me understand the language. thanks

+3 # SpanishExamples 2009-11-28 10:19

You are VERY resourceful! Your videos on YouTube are well-done, and now I've found you also have a website! Very neat!

I used GoogleSites to create my own, but when I look at yours, I find myself wishing I could take your route and develop along a similar pattern (it looks so much more uniform and precise).

Where would one go to start that process?

Best of luck to you in your teaching endeavors!
Joshua

+1 # professorjason 2009-11-29 06:19

Joshua,

I used the Joomla! CMS to create what you see here!

+1 # Kevin 2010-01-23 13:57

Im an English teacher in Spain and the videos posted are not only brilliant for my Spanish because theyre so clear cut but its great for my teaching too. one thing I love is how grammatical names are explained, this is something i always got frustrated with in collage when teachers assumed we all new them, and i felt too embarassed to ask... Thanks very much brilliant stuff!

+1 # professorjason 2010-01-27 01:22

Thanks a lot for the encouragement, Kevin! I'm glad you find the videos useful. I update my Youtube channel more often than here, so stay tuned and best of luck in Spain!

+1 # lifelearning 2010-02-14 21:50

Prof. Jason,
Despite using Rosetta Stone to learn Spanish, I am not quite clear about actions done in past/present and future tense. I much prefer your method of teaching.

Could you please devote a session unlocking the mistories for these important verbs.?

Levi

+3 # diablo 2010-02-21 21:13

Your teaching style is fantastic. You make learning grammar easy and understandable.
I am hoping there are more to come and I'll devote my time learning as much as I can.

+1 # carioca1958 2010-02-25 23:30

Hi Professor Jason.
It's great to meet you on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and your own website. You teach Spanish as a main language. My goal is to understand and speak Brasil Portuguêse as best as I can, so hopefully I improve my skills by watching videos and take and take advantage of your grammar tutorials.

Ron
The Netherlands

+1 # nelsonjmileo 2010-03-06 17:34

Hey Professor!! I'm so happy to have heard from you. I'm an Argentinian who's sarting this Monday Portuguess classes, so finding you on youtube has been really usefull to just catch up a little on Poruguess before I start. It was good I speak English as well, otherwise I would never have run into you in youtube.
If you happen to need any help on Spanish from Argentina (which, as you surely know, is different from that in he rest of LATAM and Spain in sound and expressions, please don't hesitate to ask. I'll be happy to help you in return for you Portuguess videos I'm happy I haved seen.
¡Muchísimas gracias profesor!
Nel.

0 # professorjason 2010-03-07 02:54

Olá Nelson! Thanks a lot for your comments here, on Youtube and on my facebook page. I really appreciate that! I'm glad the Portuguese lessons are helping! I did upload a video on Spanish dialects in which I briefly touch on some aspectos of the Rioplatenses variety, check it out when you get a chance. I welcome your comments!

+1 # vikingsystem 2010-03-16 15:53

saudações:

é com agrado que verifico que existe interesse em ensinar esta lingua,contudo gostava de fazer um reparo sobre o assunto;é que as lições que são apresentadas no youtube são mais ou menos o português falado no brasil,como tal seria util que colocasse uma pequena referencia indicando isso mesmo,é que existem diferenças substanciais entre os dois vernáculos,e quem aprenda o português brasileiro,enco ntrará grandes dificuldades posteriormente com o português de portugal,que é manifestamente diferente.

Marco Pires
pinhal novo,portugal.

ps-if you find any trouble reading my message in portuguese,plea se let me know,them I will write in english.

0 # professorjason 2010-03-17 12:41

Olá Marco,

Obrigado pela mensagem! Concordo contigo. Tem umas diferenças bastante significativos entre o Português (continental) e o do Brasil. Em alguns dos vídeos eu ressaltei que se tratava do português brasileiro, mas como indicas outros não tem essa indicação... Thanks for the note!

+1 # Deni 2010-06-04 19:06

hi how are you jason
porfavor load a video about museums and architecture to how to describe it to the peoples when he come from other country when one country have a beutiful and historical museums and house to how to tell about it okay
THANKS FOR YOUR BEST REGARDS

+1 # crooker 2010-07-08 17:06

i just wanted to thank you for this . believe it or not i'm cuban and i dont speak spanish so with your help i'll be about to actually learn the language of my people thanks for that

+1 # Bo Thurlkill 2010-07-30 07:09

Hey man my fiancée is mexican and I am just an ole white boy. Help me please!

0 # badermuteb 2010-08-08 17:23

hola ..
i would like to thank you very much for what you have done here or on youtube ..
i really appreciate your effort..
muchas gracias
Peace and love
Bdermuteb

0 # El Hombre 2010-09-06 05:03

Thanks Jason - Figured I'd register for your site since I'm wearing out your youtube videos out- I look forward to being a part of this site as it grows through word of mouth and desire to learn - I will donate when I am able - Gracias de nuevo ~El Hombre

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