Diferencias entre DECIR, CONTAR, HABLAR

Con estos verbos expresamos acciones relacionadas con la comunicación. En esta lección de español, os contamos las principales diferencias. 

Verbo Hablar
1. “Articular palabras” (capacidad de hablar)

Ejemplo:     – Me duele la garganta. Casi  no puedo hablar.

2. “Conversar con alguien”

Ejemplos: – Mañana hablamos, ¿vale?
                                     – He hablado con tu profesor de tus notas.

*ATENCIÓN: Observa que “hablar” es un verbo intransitivo, es decir, no necesita un “objeto directo”. Los complementos van con preposiciones (ver número 2)

Verbo Decir         
1. “Opinar”, “expresar algo con palabras”

Ejemplo:     – Mis amigos (me) dicen que haga un curso de español
                  – ¿Perdona, qué (me) dices?

2.  Expresiones comunes para expresar sorpresa e interés: “¡No me digas!” “¡Qué me dices!”

*ATENCIÓN: “Decir” es un verbo transitivo, es decir, necesita un “objeto directo” en la oración (parte subrayada). En el primer sentido (ver número 1), el verbo se suele utilizar como verbo pronominal.

Verbo Contar
1. “Numerar”

Ejemplo:     – Vamos a jugar. Escóndete donde puedas. Contaré hasta tres: uno, dos… ¡y tres!

2.  “Relatar algo”

Ejemplo: – ¿Te he contado lo que me pasó ayer en el supermercado?
              – ¡No, cuéntamelo!

Ahora ya sabéis decir, contar y, por supuesto, hablar español. ¿No estáis contentos? : D

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Diferencias entre DECIR, CONTAR, HABLAR 2
Peter Hughes Avatar
Peter Hughes
I really enjoyed my time at Taronja. For me everything came together for a fantastic experience. The teachers and teaching methods are great, the school has a great atmosphere where one rapidly feels comfortable and part of what is happening. The mix of different ages is also fantastic, it is great to get so much intergenerational contact. Finally, Valencia is a fantastic city; a nice size, loads of things going on, and I would almost say that it has a spirit.
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Kenneth Parris
Excellent school that really focuses on the community element for the students. Teachers get involved in the activities, which is a cool sight to see, as you can get to know them outside the classroom. The lessons are well done also, as each teacher brings a different style. I also love the format of the schedule, in that, the time of classes swaps daily, and so does your teacher. Keeps things fresh. Lastly, Stefano is an EXCELLENT activity coordinator! He really enjoys being around the students and is professional.
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Alina Gasseeva Avatar
Alina Gasseeva
Sooo coming back one day??
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Nathalie B.
I am student who just finished high school and decided to take a gap year and learn a language. One of my friends was in Taronja School last year for 3 months and she loved it, so she recommended me to spend some time there in Valencia. I spent 6 months in the school and had one of the best times of my life. I arrived with a very low spanish level, and weeks after weeks, I could see my progress. Later in October, I felt confortable enough with my spanish to take the DELE-B2 preparation lessons at the school as well. Coming to Valencia, I never thought I would improve that fast. Even more, the teachers are very nice and pay attention to every student in the class. Finally, what makes the school also so special are the activities, they make it very easy to meet other students and make friends as soon as you arrive. I definitely wanna come back again!
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Stewart Auyash
I love Taronja and could not have asked for a better overall experience. I have a friendly recommendation for the school. I think the professors should provide more evaluative comments to students after the week of classes especially for students who stay more than one week. I would like to know: How am I doing? What do I need to work on? What advice do you have for me to practice out of class? This need not be summative or extensive possibly just a few minutes. This could be optional for the students who would like the feedback.
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Valerie Haigh Avatar
Valerie Haigh
I enjoyed my week very much but should have joined in more of the social activities! Also I think a week is too short as most other students were there for much longer but that was not possible for me Since returning back to my weekly class on Zoom, I am speaking much better so thank you ! Staff were lovely ....
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rbrtzmck
5 star rating
Solo lo mejor. Perfecto para empezar o mejorar en cualquier nivel. Muchas ocasiones para hablar con chicos y chicas de paises diferentes.
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Richard Nordfeldt
This is a really good school for learning spanish and its great for all agegroups. They also organize a lot of fun and intresting events/excursions outside school so you can meet people and practise your spanish. I recommend it! 🌞
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