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These three words that sound practically the same and are written with a minimum difference, usually cause a lot of confusion. 🤷♂️
👨🏫 Today we bring you a post to try to clarify it once and for all!
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Do you know 👩🏫 or know 🗺 Madrid? In Spanish it is not exactly the same and that is why we use different verbs.
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Do you know the beautiful meaning of the word “OJALA”?
Read our post and enjoy the beautiful song of Silvio Rodriguez. 🎶
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Have you observed the different ways that our language has to express a wish? Today we review some structures.
Analyze our examples and write below some of your wishes for yourself or for others. You dare?
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Have you ever heard expressions like “sea lo que sea”? They are very common in our everyday Spanish. Read the post and share your opinions with us. We love your participation!
Today we bring you the last section of the “changing verbs” in Spanish. This time, VOLVERSE (to turn, to become). The verb volverse indicates a change in the character or condition of a person, usually as a result of circumstances beyond their control. It can be followed by an adjective or by a subject with the indefinite article.
Hello everybody! Today we bring you the second part of the “changing verbs” found in Spanish. This time when quedarse (to stay) is used with an adjective.
Did you know about this? Let us know in the comments down below with examples of how you’d use it!
Hello everybody! This week we bring you the first set of grammar for this month. This time, the “verbos of cambio” which are used to talk about physical, emotional or personality changes.
Did you know these? Let us know in the comments down below examples of how you’d use it!
Hello everybody! Today we bring you the last post of “special verbs” in Spanish. This time the modal verbs. There’re 5: deber (have to; must; should), poder (can; be able to), querer (want), saber (know) and soler (tend to; used to…)
Did you know about these verbs? Try to make a sentence using one of these
verbs in the comments down below!
Hello everybody! Today we bring you the second part of the grammar section: The reflexive verbs. In this case we’re looking at the conjugation of the verb “PEINAR” (to brush), but you can apply this same format to other verbs such as: afeitar (to shave), vestir (to dress), levantarse (to wake up), etc.
Did you know this about Spanish verbs? Do you know more examples? Let us know in the comments down below!
