When to use ‘bien’, ‘buen’, ‘bueno’, ‘buenos’, ‘buena’ and ‘buenas’?
When learning Spanish non-native Spanish speakers tend to confuse ‘bien’, ‘buen’ and ‘bueno’ because their meaning is quite similar. These words are translated as ‘Well’, ‘Nice’...
Category: Vocabulary
Difference between ‘hay’, ‘ahí’, ‘ay’ and ‘allí’ in Spanish?
When learning a new language, one of the most difficult things to learn is differentiating between words whose sounds and spellings are very similar. A good example of this is the Spanish words...
Most languages have words with multiple synonyms. If you are lucky, these words are going to have the exact same meaning and, therefore, you could use them interchangeably. However, sometimes...
'Tocayo' is a word that Mexican speakers in general use when two people have the same name. As a result, this word means 'namesake'. Tocayo - Translation and Meaning in English What does...
What’s the Difference Between the Verbs ‘tocar’ and ‘jugar’?
There are many cases in Spanish when we have two or three different options for just one English word. As a result, many non-native Spanish speakers tend to use these words in an incorrect context....
When learning Spanish one good way to practice verb conjugations while improving your vocabulary is learning some common and idiomatic expressions. In this article, we’ll break down 20 common...
