Using the Future Tense in Spanish
Spanish uses its future tense the same way we do in English: to express actions or conditions that will happen in the future. As in English, there are …
Continue ReadingSpanish uses its future tense the same way we do in English: to express actions or conditions that will happen in the future. As in English, there are …
Continue ReadingDo you want to test your Spanish pronunciation skills? Let’s start with some Spanish tongue twisters or “trabalenguas.”
Continue ReadingThere are many ways to learn Spanish both at home and abroad. With Mexico both nearby and economical, the opportunity to learn Spanish via total …
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Continue ReadingSpanish verbs come in 14 conjugations, but only two moods. The moods are indicative and subjunctive. Indicative mood is used to state facts; the …
Continue ReadingLearn the correct Spanish words to celebrate your father. In addition, discover the origins of the holiday, which determine the different dates for …
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Continue ReadingIf you don’t have a name of Spanish or Latin American origin, you probably know somebody that does. This Bright Hub Education writer looks at …
Continue ReadingSpanish has thousands of colorful idioms and sayings, but only a few that allude directly to “el caballo,” the horse. The Spanish conquered much of …
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