Spanish Grammar - Beginners to Intermediates (54)
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The verb 'Poner'You won't be far into your Spanish learning before you come up against this verb, and it´s one that crops up in lots of the tenses under ... Started by Matthew |
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Saying 'I love you'There are two common verbs that can be used here, 'querer', and 'amar', so a literal translation would 'te quiero' or 'te amo'. However, ... Started by Matthew |
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Army ranks in SpainDoes anyone know how the army ranks are titled in Spain? We ask because of knowing someone who says her husband is "General Militar". Doe... Started by Fiona Pitt-Kethley |
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Unusual Methods of Learning SpanishI have just posted a brief blog on learning Spanish across the years. Due to negative experiences I stopped taking classes and have conce... Started by Fiona Pitt-Kethley |
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Mar. 26, 2008 Reply by Fiona Pitt-Kethley |
Lo + adjectiveLo + an adjective is used before singular adjectives when they function as nouns, usually referring to a concept or category, not to a si... Started by Matthew |
0 | Mar. 25, 2008 |
The verb 'llevar'This is a highly versatile verb, but because of that it can be confusing. It has many meanings. 1) It can mean 'to wear' (as in clothes)... Started by Matthew |
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Mar. 24, 2008 Reply by Matthew |
Mass Eating OutI am wondering if mass eating out is more of a Spanish than English custom. Restaurants over here seem more able to cope. There are some ... Started by Fiona Pitt-Kethley |
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Mar. 24, 2008 Reply by Jan |
Verbs like 'Gustar'There are a number of verbs that go like 'gustar', that is, the word that is the subject in English becomes the object in Spanish. 'I lik... Started by Matthew |
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Mar. 19, 2008 Reply by Fiona Pitt-Kethley |
How to translate 'Next'There are several ways of translating the word 'next', depending on the context in which it is being used. 1) When you are talking about... Started by Matthew |
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The verb 'llevar' - Part 21) As Fiona has mentioned, this is the verb that is equivalent to the English 'takeaway'. '¿Para llevar?´means 'to take away?' 2) It ca... Started by Matthew |
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