In Spanish, both creer and creerse are translated as ‘to believe’ or ‘to think’. As a result, a lot of learners are surprised when they find out that these words are not exactly synonyms. For...
Category: Grammar
Both fin and final are the Spanish words for ‘end’. But even though they share the same translation, in Spanish, these words have slightly different meanings and purposes that prevent them to be...
Ir and irse share the same root. As a result, it’s easy to confuse them, but soon enough Spanish learners realize that they cannot use them interchangeably because these verbs have different...
Pero and sino are Spanish words that can be used to express contrasting ideas. As a result, they’re both translated as ‘but’. Despite the fact that they share the same translation, these words...
When learning Spanish, one of the most basic things you can learn is how to introduce yourself. In order to do this correctly, many Spanish learners wonder what phrases they can use to say ‘my name...
Siempre is the Spanish translation of ‘always’. However, in conversational Spanish, you may notice that ‘siempre’ doesn’t always seem to follow this meaning. As a result, many Spanish...