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There are many ways to learn a language. Total immersion, language schools, online tutoring, and self-study. But one of the most enjoyable and almost passive ways of learning a language is to use a Chrome browser extension (or two) that helps you learn while you work, read articles, and watch movies.These mostly free plugins for your web browser make it a lot easier …
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Remember that famous phrase mi casa es su casa? It means “my house is your house", and is a sentence that many people have learned when visiting Spanish speakers in their homes, especially in Latin America, a clear sign of how open and welcome Latins are, often even to strangers. But did you know that su casa could also be tu casa?Possessive adjectives in Spanish aren’t …
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Hi, Spanish learners! Are you struggling with por vs. para? Of all Spanish prepositions, PARA and POR are probably the most confusing. Here we’ll learn how to identify their difference in meanings and uses so that you can master them as native speakers!We will compare some cases in which their meaning is practically opposite, we’ll explore other uses of PARA and POR, …
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Pluscuamperfecto: Practice the past perfect in SpanishWant to take your Spanish to the next level with some "past perfect Spanish" (pluscuamperfecto) practice lessons? Do you like playing ‘El ahorcado’ (Hangman)? If you answered yes to both of these questions, you've come to the right place. But even if you don't like games, you'll still learn a lot. The …
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Traveling to a Spanish-speaking country, or communicating with Spanish speakers for business or any other reason, you'll gain a closer relationship with your interlocutor if you can address them as a local.This is a complete guide to the conjugations, uses, history, and areas of influence of the pronoun vos in Spanish, as well as its differences and similarities with the …
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