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Today, we’ll look at how to deny something or express disagreement when communicating in Spanish. Let’s begin by listing the most common negative words and their translations: Negative WordsTranslationsNadaNothingNadieNobody, no…
Today, we’ll learn how to make negative sentences. To do that, we’ll focus on some words we can use (and actually need to use!) to change the meaning of a…
If you find it challenging to understand the conjugation of the Spanish verbs ir, dar, and estar, then this article is for you. Today we’ll learn how these verbs differ…
Curious about how to learn a language on your own? This one’s for you! We bring you 8 everyday hacks for practicing your target language from the comfort of your…
Today, we’ll talk about a particular function of para, one of the most frequently occurring prepositions in the Spanish language. Para has a physical use that expresses physical destination. It…
Prepositions are present in most languages, and Spanish is no exception. They belong to a group of words known as a closed grammar category. In other words, prepositions do not…
In this second of a two-part article series, we’ll talk about some more uses of the Spanish preposition por. Using por to indicate support Por can express support for someone…
Today, we will focus on which verbs to use with adjectives of color in Spanish. In general, the choice will be between ser and estar, and we must always place…
Let’s chat about where you are supposed to place your adjectives in the sentence because, indeed, the order matters. Adjectives generally follow nouns In Spanish, you’ll generally place adjectives in…
Today we will learn about the singular form of Spanish words that end in the vowel -a. Nouns in Spanish can be masculine or feminine. When referring to animals or…
