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” …
“Vestir” Conjugation in Spanish: A Quick and Easy GuideRead More »
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 …
Spanish Conjugation Practice: Best Tips and ResourcesRead More »
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 …
“Escribir” Conjugation in Spanish: Let’s Get Writing!Read More »
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 …
Trying to Learn Spanish Vocabulary? Here Are Our Best Tips and ResourcesRead More »
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 …
”Almorzar” Conjugation in Spanish: Let’s Have Lunch Sometime!Read More »
Listening is one of the first skills we master when learning a new language. When it comes to Spanish, this can be particularly tricky as there are so many regional variations and accents. There are 20 countries that have Spanish as an official language and another handful in which it is also widely spoken. In …
Tips and Resources for Your Spanish Listening PracticeRead More »
Just like there are a variety of different ways to say “thank you” in English, there are also a wide array of options for saying “thank you” in Spanish. This essential piece of vocabulary applies to every context of our daily lives, and it’s great to know the right expression for each occasion. Of course, …
How to Say “Thank You” in Spanish for Every OccasionRead More »
If you could go back to one place in the world you’ve already been to, what would it be? Maybe you’re thinking of your most recent holiday in Greece, or the year you spent working in Australia. Regardless of what your answer is, knowing what is worth returning to is always important. In today’s lesson, …
Be Right Back: A Guide to “Volver” Conjugation in SpanishRead More »
