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link to What’s the difference between ‘Contar’, ‘Hablar’ and ‘Decir’?

What’s the difference between ‘Contar’, ‘Hablar’ and ‘Decir’?

One of the most challenging parts of learning a language such as Spanish is differentiating between synonyms. This is the case of the verbs Contar, Hablar, and Decir. These are all verbs relating to...

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link to To ‘leave’ in Spanish: Difference between Dejar, Salir, and Irse

To ‘leave’ in Spanish: Difference between Dejar, Salir, and Irse

In Spanish, there are multiple verbs for the single, English verb 'to leave'. As you learn Spanish, you'll find this occurs for many verbs and they're not always interchangeable. This is the case...

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link to A Vegetarian and Vegan’s Guide to Ordering Food in Spanish

A Vegetarian and Vegan’s Guide to Ordering Food in Spanish

Exploring other countries' cuisine is a must when traveling abroad. Although many people might find this experience rewarding, it can be a nightmare if you are visiting a Spanish speaking country. It...

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link to How to Say ‘Stop’ in Spanish: Parar, Detener or Alto?

How to Say ‘Stop’ in Spanish: Parar, Detener or Alto?

When learning Spanish, you’re likely to find that multiple words have the same meaning. However, it doesn’t always mean that they can be used interchangeably. A classic example is the word...

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