https://method.fluent-forever.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/grammar1.png
It’s Vatertag (Father’s Day) in Germany, and a perfect time to learn about German beer etiquette. So we’re showing you 7 ways to toast and say cheers in German! How…
You’ve tried your hand at language learning, but it’s never worked. That’s about to change: let’s show you how to become fluent in your target language with these 11 tips.…
Ola komo stas? (¿hola cómo estás?) If your Spanish-learning brain just suffered a short circuit, fret not! We’ll show you how to navigate the world of Spanish text slang. Ready?…
The basic structure of sentences in the passive voice uses the “to do” verb ser conjugated in the same tense as the main verb in the active voice. Today, you’ll…
Being curious is one of the most important qualities of a good language learner, and asking a lot of questions reflects that. Today we will learn how to use ¿cómo?,…
Today we will learn how to use ordinal numbers and what functions they have in Spanish sentences. Let’s get started! What are ordinal numbers for? An ordinal number, or ordinal,…
Today we will learn how to use the Spanish verb dejar when it means to leave somebody or something in/at a place we are not in/at anymore. This use of…
In today’s article, we’ll continue exploring ways to turn our Spanish sentences into negative statements. Besides common negative words, in Spanish there are words or expressions that can turn a…
Now that we’ve learned the basics of how to make a sentence negative, let’s explore how to use one of those words that give sentences a negative sense: tampoco. Tampoco…
Let’s explore how to use the Spanish word sino to make a sentence negative. Ready? The first thing you need to take into account is that in Spanish, we have…
