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Speak like a true Venezuelan! ¿Qué más mi pana? Venezuelans have an extensive repertoire of greetings, which can become a little confusing to learners of Spanish. But Venezuelan Spanish is colorful and exciting so it's worth learning these phrases. After all, first impressions last. Greet someone correctly and they will remember you. It may sound overwhelming and it can be …
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Mexican food is a global phenomenon, but no other place except Mexico gives an authentic taste of the complex flavors of this savory cuisine. Many people travel to the country to learn Mexican Spanish and enjoy the delicious food at the same time. Dining in Mexico is a fun experience interacting with the locals and seeing food prepped in front of you. There’s only one …
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In this guide, you will learn important expressions, greeting, common Argentinian phrases and slang vocabulary. You will discover why Argentine Spanish is deep, rich, and full of interesting turns of phrase. One major factor in the development of the Argentine accent and colloquial use of Spanish is the fact that immigration from Italy and other European non-Spanish speaking …
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“Mi amorcito” “mi cielo” “bebé”…? Do these phrases sound familiar? Do they sound soothing, exciting, and sensuous? Would you like to know how to use them to woo that guy or girl? Colombian slang has its own peculiarities, and none more so than when it comes to flirting in Spanish. In Colombian Spanish, there is a new way of saying almost everything in typical flirting that you …
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How to talk about the near future with ir a + an infinitive verb Oh, the joys of Spanish verb tenses and their conjugation! 😀 Learning (and remembering) how to use Spanish verb conjugations makes English speakers realize how easy they have it with their own language. But the good news is that today we’re going to practice one of the easiest future tense conjugations in the …
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