Have you ever given any thought to how many times a day do you close things? It’s more than you expected, right? In this article, we’ll cover how to close things in Spanish. Well, not really, just how to indicate you’ve closed something or that something is close. Below, we’ll go over the cerrar conjugation. …
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Do you often lose your keys or misplace your phone? Well, you’ve come to the right place. We won’t be able to help you find them, but we’ll teach you how to explain the situation to your Spanish-speaking friends. In this article, we’ll go over the perder conjugation. We’ll start by looking at what type …
Learning a new language takes a lot of repetition, so it’s about time we learn about this verb: repetir. Repetir is not that hard to conjugate, but it does have several meanings to consider. In this article, we’ll go over the repetir conjugation. We’ll start by explaining what type of verb this is and look …
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Have you met me? But do you know me? There is a big difference between the two, wouldn’t you agree? Well, welcome to the saber vs. conocer brawl. In previous articles, we’ve covered the conjugations for both saber (to know) and conocer (to know/to meet). As they have similar meanings, using these two verbs correctly …
What’s your favorite piece of clothing? Do you love or hate shopping for new clothes? Are you a fashion expert? Whatever your answer to these questions, clothes are a part of our daily lives. That is why we’ll be focusing on the conjugation of the verb “vestir” or “to dress/get (someone) dressed” or “to wear” …
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Spanish conjugations can be quite tricky. As you may know, there are three types of conjugations depending on verb ending (-ar, –ir or-er). There are also three different moods—indicative, subjunctive and imperative—with 20 different tenses in total. Not to mention the three verbals—infinitive, gerund and participle! This is why, in this article, we’ve gathered plenty …
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When did you learn to write? Was the first word you wrote your name? Ours too! Writing is something we put into practice every day. Whether we write a book, an email or just a Whatsapp message. So how about learning to conjugate “write” in Spanish too? In this article, we’ll go over the escribir …
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Adding new vocabulary is very important to improve your language skills. A few hundred words are enough to interact with others while travelling, but you will need around 1,500 words if you want to reach a basic conversational level. Meanwhile, advanced users know 8,000 words, and 15,000 words make you as fluent as a native …
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No one is exempt from making a mistake here and there, which makes apologizing a key piece of vocabulary to learn. There are also other reasons why you might say you’re sorry, such as when someone passes away or when you’re asking someone to move aside to let you through. Just like there are different …
Eating is one of the most important activities in our day. We tend to eat at least three meals each day: breakfast, lunch and dinner. In this article, we’ll focus on lunch, which in Spanish is not just a meal, but also has a verb form: almorzar (to have/eat lunch). As per usual, we’ll go …
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