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So, muchachos, ready for a super practical lesson on common phrasal verbs in Spanish today? Alright, alright, we know Spanish grammar terms aren’t everyone’s cup of tea, but it’s important to learn what a phrasal verb is: phrasal verbs are verbs that are made up of a verb and a particle, which is usually a preposition. If you leave out the preposition or use the wrong one, they …
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Language learners do not always benefit from traditional classroom settings. You might be better off learning Spanish outside of a classroom. A number of reasons may motivate you to self-study Spanish: it can be cheaper, regular classes are time-consuming, and self-study can be more effective. The question is, how can you learn Spanish on your own, and how should you go about …
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One of the first things you need to learn when starting to study Spanish is how to express emotions and feelings. You'll be able to have much more natural conversations with people if you can express how you're feeling. Learning how to express your emotions in Spanish will help you connect with native speakers on a deeper level, and you'll be able to communicate more …
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Now that international flights (vuelos internacionales) are back in full swing, you're probably as excited as we are to book your flight tickets to visit foreign countries. If you're studying Spanish (of any variety) and you're planning a trip to a Spanish-speaking country, this Spanish airport vocabulary guide will definitely come in handy. Not only can you practice …
Have you ever considered how different Spanish is spoken in different countries? I never imagined the contrast could be so great. The differences between Latin American Spanish dialects are often much greater than the differences between, for example, US and UK English. My sister's wedding was this weekend, and I met her husband for the first time, a man from Puerto Rico. I …
