How Do You Say "Ahead" in Spanish?
When going from English to Spanish, usage questions involve an understanding of the nuances of the source language and the consequences they have on …
Continue ReadingWhen going from English to Spanish, usage questions involve an understanding of the nuances of the source language and the consequences they have on …
Continue ReadingThis is a word that seems to be on English-speakers’ lips a lot. It is a transitional phrase or a verbal crutch – often useful, even if …
Continue ReadingAt times a preposition, at others an adjective or an adverb, “behind” has a number of solutions in Spanish. Yes, there are several that …
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Continue ReadingMany students are confused by this oddity – and many teachers are at a loss as to why it is so. Native speakers often just toss their hands in …
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