To have another language is to possess a second soul – Charlemagne
¿Qué? vs ¿Cuál? These words can cause a bit of confusion as they are both question words (when they have accents) and can both be translated as ‘what’ or ‘which’ depending on the construction of the sentence. NB: if these words don’t have accents they are relative pronouns and will be translated as ‘which’ or … Read more
Extra en español (Ep. 10) Ana protesta Ana protests
Pan’s Labyrinth Vocabulary (Min 10 to 14)
Improve your Spanish with the following Intermediate Spanish Lessons Spanish Small Talk Shapes and locations of things in Spanish Las Direcciones (Asking for and giving directions in Spanish) How to talk about the weather in Spanish Hacer Preguntas (Asking Questions in Spanish) Spanish demonstratives: este, esta, ese, esa, aquel, aquella etc Spanish Possessive Adjectives and … Read more
Shapes and locations of things in Spanish Las formas y la ubicación de las cosas. Click here to learn the names of some shapes in Spanish and to hear their pronunciation. Sometimes you want to say that things are round or triangular instead of just naming a shape, here are some examples. Es redondo/a. … Read more