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link to To Put in Spanish – Meter vs Poner

To Put in Spanish – Meter vs Poner

Meter and poner are both Spanish words that can be translated as ‘to put’. As a result, many new Spanish students and learners tend to use these words interchangeably when in reality they’re...

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link to Hace vs Hace Que in Spanish – Ago vs For

Hace vs Hace Que in Spanish – Ago vs For

Both Hace and hace que are Spanish time expressions that help to express and measure the amount of time that has passed. Even though they may look similar, we use these time expressions with...

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link to Since vs For – Desde vs Desde Hace

Since vs For – Desde vs Desde Hace

Desde and desde hace are two common Spanish time expressions that allow us to indicate the moment in which an action started. But even though they seem to be referring to the same thing, these time...

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link to Desde Hace in Spanish – Talking about Duration

Desde Hace in Spanish – Talking about Duration

Desde hace is one of the many Spanish time expressions that we use to talk about actions and the time when these actions took place. Since it looks very similar to other time expressions, many new...

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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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