The Many Spanish Faces Of the English Word "even"
The word “even” is on English-speaking lips quite frequently. Since we need its many nuances in order to express many things, find out the …
Continue ReadingThe word “even” is on English-speaking lips quite frequently. Since we need its many nuances in order to express many things, find out the …
Continue ReadingUse this trick if you, or, if you teach Spanish, a student can’t seem to pronounce the trilled R in Spanish. You can sometimes make them think a …
Continue ReadingThis article keeps you on the right track when it comes to learning ways to say in Spanish that something, or someone, fails.
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Continue ReadingMany English speakers have never heard of phrasal verbs – they don’t “need” to because they use them constantly. In this …
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Continue ReadingTime and distance are not always expressed in Spanish the same way they are in English. Learn how to ask and answer such questions as “How far …
Continue ReadingThis is almost a loaded word in English. Learn more about the various denotations and connotations of this word and how they are best rendered in …
Continue ReadingThe verb “tratar” is versatile and is a high-frequency Spanish verb. Learn its uses here and improve your Spanish.
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