Possessive Adjectives in Spanish

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What are the possessive adjectives in Spanish? How to use possessive adjectives in Spanish? You may also wonder: Why is it so hard to learn possessive adjectives in Spanish? Is it really hard? We don’t think so. We also discuss possessive pronouns. What are the possessive adjectives in Spanish? Possessive adjectives are adjective that modify … Read more

“Why” in Spanish: “Por qué” vs “Para qué”

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Asking questions is an important part of any conversation, regardless of the language. Questions can help you learn more about a topic, understand someone’s speech, or find out more information. In this article, we discuss how to say “why” in Spanish. What is “why” in Spanish? Is it “por qué” or “para qué”? There are … Read more

How do you say “What” in Spanish?

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Asking questions is an important part of any conversation, regardless of the language. Questions can help you learn more about a topic, understand someone’s speech, or find out more information. Asking questions in a foreign language can be intimidating, but it is a great way to practice the language. Let’s look at some useful vocabulary … Read more

Subject Pronouns and Verb Conjugation Basics in Spanish

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Spanish subject pronouns are essential for the conjugation of verbs in Spanish. Pronouns like “yo“ (I) and “tú” (you) are used to determine how a verb should be conjugated. For example, if you wanted to say “I eat,“ then “yo” is how to say “I” in Spanish. So, you would use the subject pronoun “yo” … Read more

Ser vs. Estar: Understanding the Spanish “to be” Verbs

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When to use “Ser” vs. “Estar” is one of the challenging topics in Spanish. Here, we seek understanding the difference between the two verbs: “Ser” and “Estar,” both meaning “to be” in English. You may have asked yourself: Why are there two verbs for “to be” in Spanish?What verb in Spanish is used more: “Ser” … Read more