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link to Parar Conjugation 101: Conjugate Parar in Spanish

Parar Conjugation 101: Conjugate Parar in Spanish

Since it allows you to talk about stopping things or ceasing doing something, parar is one of the key verbs in Spanish. Given its utility for daily conversations, in this guide, you'll...

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link to Cantar Conjugation 101: Conjugate Cantar in Spanish

Cantar Conjugation 101: Conjugate Cantar in Spanish

Since it's regular in all Spanish tenses, cantar is often used to practice the -AR conjugation pattern. In addition to this, cantar is frequently used to talk about...

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link to Lavar Conjugation 101: Conjugate Lavar in Spanish

Lavar Conjugation 101: Conjugate Lavar in Spanish

In this guide, you'll find lavar conjugation patterns. This Spanish verb is commonly used in its reflexive and non-reflexive form. Add the corresponding reflexive pronoun to the...

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link to Enviar Conjugation 101: Conjugate Enviar in Spanish

Enviar Conjugation 101: Conjugate Enviar in Spanish

Because it allows you to discuss what someone sends, enviar is one of the most common verbs in Spanish. In this guide, you'll find enviar conjugation charts in the most...

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link to Cambiar Conjugation 101: Conjugate Cambiar in Spanish

Cambiar Conjugation 101: Conjugate Cambiar in Spanish

In Spanish, the verb cambiar has a regular conjugation. On top of allowing to practice the -AR conjugation pattern, cambiar is also used in daily conversations to talk about...

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link to Viajar Conjugation 101: Conjugate Viajar in Spanish

Viajar Conjugation 101: Conjugate Viajar in Spanish

In the chart below, you can check the conjugation of viajar for the most important Spanish indicative tenses. Use these tenses to discuss people's traveling habits or experiences at...

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link to 70 Must-Know Spanish Subjunctive Triggers 

70 Must-Know Spanish Subjunctive Triggers 

In Spanish, there are some words and phrases that work with the subjunctive. These Spanish subjunctive triggers are essential and useful for identifying when you need to use the subjunctive mood. So,...

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link to Spanish Imperfect Subjunctive: Uses, Conjugation & Practice

Spanish Imperfect Subjunctive: Uses, Conjugation & Practice

Talking about wishes we had or dreaming about what we’d do if our circumstances were different is something many, if not all of us, do. These are some of the things the imperfect subjunctive...

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link to Spanish for Beginners: Free Resources to Learn Spanish

Spanish for Beginners: Free Resources to Learn Spanish

With 548 million speakers, Spanish is the fourth most spoken language in the world. If you’re interested in learning this language, on this Spanish for beginners page, you’ll find free resources...

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link to Subjunctive vs Indicative Spanish Moods Made Easy

Subjunctive vs Indicative Spanish Moods Made Easy

The indicative and subjunctive moods are an essential part of Spanish grammar. Understanding them is crucial because they allow you to talk about actions from different perspectives. So, in this...

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link to Spanish Basics: Vocabulary for Directions in Spanish

Spanish Basics: Vocabulary for Directions in Spanish

Whether you’re a tourist or live in a Spanish-speaking country, giving and asking directions in Spanish is a basic skill that can come in handy. So, in this guide, you’ll find the top words,...

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link to 100 Common Spanish Questions for Everyday Situations

100 Common Spanish Questions for Everyday Situations

Knowing basic Spanish questions is an essential skill for effective communication. As a result, I’ve compiled a list of questions you can use in everyday situations. From essential contexts to...

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link to Spanish Food List: 70 Spanish Words for Food & Idioms

Spanish Food List: 70 Spanish Words for Food & Idioms

Knowing words for food in Spanish can be extremely useful for your conversations. Whether you’re at a restaurant or talking about what you like to eat, this vocabulary is applied in daily life...

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link to 87 Basic Spanish Phrases for Everyday Conversations

87 Basic Spanish Phrases for Everyday Conversations

Knowing some basic Spanish phrases can help you get around in daily situations and engage in simple conversations. Since this is important to boost your confidence, in this guide, I’ve compiled a...

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link to Spanish Prepositions of Place: List, Examples & Uses

Spanish Prepositions of Place: List, Examples & Uses

Spanish prepositions of place convey precise information about where something or someone is located. Since this type of information is often used in daily interactions, you’ll learn how and when...

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link to 135 Basic Spanish Words for Beginners: Essential Vocabulary

135 Basic Spanish Words for Beginners: Essential Vocabulary

Knowing basic Spanish words can help you build a solid foundation to understand and communicate in different scenarios since daily conversations rely on essential vocabulary. In fact, many of these...

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link to Ser vs Estar Simplified: Key Differences, Tips, Uses & Quiz

Ser vs Estar Simplified: Key Differences, Tips, Uses & Quiz

As two of the most important verbs in Spanish, understanding the difference between ser and estar is crucial since they allow you to convey basic yet important information. So, the goal of this ser...

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link to Guide to Spanish Prepositions: List, Uses & Examples

Guide to Spanish Prepositions: List, Uses & Examples

Spanish prepositions are essential words that connect nouns or pronouns with other elements while expressing location, time, direction, and more. In short, prepositions are the glue that holds your...

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link to Por vs Para Simplified: Differences, Rules, Examples & Quiz

Por vs Para Simplified: Differences, Rules, Examples & Quiz

Por vs para is a topic that holds a place of honor among all Spanish tricky words. Confusing these basic prepositions can hurt your fluency and, in some cases, affect the meaning of your sentence....

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link to How to Use De in Spanish: Examples, De vs Del & More

How to Use De in Spanish: Examples, De vs Del & More

De is one of the most frequently used prepositions in Spanish since it allows you to express ownership, relationships, and where someone or something is from, among other things. Seeing that its uses...

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link to Personal A in Spanish: How, When to Use (and Not Use) It

Personal A in Spanish: How, When to Use (and Not Use) It

Have you ever wondered why some Spanish sentences have an extra a before people or pets and why this word has no English translation? Even though it’s never translated, the personal a in Spanish is...

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link to A Simple Guide to Master the Spanish Subjunctive

A Simple Guide to Master the Spanish Subjunctive

The Spanish subjunctive mood is crucial for delivering messages as simple as wishing a person a good day or giving advice. In short, this verb mood is fundamental to understanding and communicating...

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link to Levels of Spanish: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2 Explained 

Levels of Spanish: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2 Explained 

Whether you’re about to start your learning journey or are an experienced learner, understanding the different levels of Spanish proficiency is essential. So, in this article, we’ll explore the...

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link to How to Say J in Spanish: Pronunciation Tips + Vocabulary

How to Say J in Spanish: Pronunciation Tips + Vocabulary

The sound of the Spanish letter j can be challenging for many learners since its pronunciation differs from English. Since most beginners wonder how to say j in Spanish correctly, in this guide,...

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link to 60 Spanish Terms of Endearment to Express Affection

60 Spanish Terms of Endearment to Express Affection

Regardless of your reasons to learn Spanish, there’s no doubt that, at some point, you’ll interact with native speakers. At that point, knowing some common Spanish terms of endearment can help...

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