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link to Mal vs Malo in Spanish – Differences & Uses

Mal vs Malo in Spanish – Differences & Uses

Using malo and mal interchangeably is one of the most common mistakes that people learning Spanish make. Although they may have similar translations, in Spanish, ‘mal’ and ‘malo’ work with...

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Difference between ‘Vamos’ and ‘Vámonos’ in Spanish

For many new and experienced Spanish learners, vamos and vámonos may appear to mean the same thing. However, these words come from different forms of the same verb and, as a result, they have...

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‘Me gusta’ vs ‘Me gustaría’ in Spanish

In Spanish, any verb can change its purpose and meaning depending on the tense that’s being used. This is the case of ‘me gusta’ and ‘me gustaría’ in Spanish. On top of having different...

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Muy vs Mucho in Spanish – Much & Very

What’s the difference between muy and mucho Muy and mucho are Spanish words that we use to intensify or emphasize sentences. Even though they don’t mean the same thing or follow the same...

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Qué vs Cuál – Differences & Meanings in Spanish

As interrogative (question)  words, ‘qué’ and ‘cuál’ are quite important to pose questions in Spanish. Depending on the context, both qué and cuál can be translated either as...

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link to Donde vs Adonde – Differences & Uses in Spanish

Donde vs Adonde – Differences & Uses in Spanish

When learning Spanish, you may notice that when a preposition is preceding a word, the meaning of this word can be affected. This is the case of donde vs adonde. Even though these words are very...

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