Both verbs “acordarse” and “recordar” mean to recall, to remember. The difference between the two of them is very small, and it is easy to get confused. “Recordar” is a transitive verb – recordar algo = to remember something. It always requires a direct object. Es....
The Spanish diminutive form is used in order to express size, affection, youth or disdain. To create the diminutive form add the suffix -ito/ita,-ico/ica, -illo/illa, -ín/ina at the end of the word. The choice among the different suffixes is up to the person who’s speaking, as...
The plural form in Spanish is usually achieved by adding an 's' or 'es' at the end of the noun/adjective. es. casa : casas; malo : malos; español - españoles; verdad : verdades; cariñoso : cariñosos. If a noun has an accent on the final syllable, then add 'es' and drop the accent. es: cajón -...
We can talk about two different spaces in the use of the past tense in Spanish: HERE => Perfecto (the space where we are) THERE=> Indefinido (a past space) Ambiguous expressions Some expressions can be used with both past tense: "siempre, nunca, en la vida, alguna vez,...
These pages are going to help you for sure! This is a new and faster way to learn Spanish and to increase your skills and vocabulary. Let's learn more about the animals. http://www.e-spanyol.hu/en/vocabulary/words_animals.php http://www.elabueloeduca.com/aprender/ingles/animales/animales.html (English vs Spanish) http://spanish.about.com/od/wordlists/a/zoo.htm (English vs Spanish part I) http://www.chillola.com/at/cat%20spanish.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ae-DgdMC3Yc...
Many times one of the difficulties for foreign students learning spanish are about the basic language skills. For example: the numbers. Of course until number 10 everything is fine, but than things get complicated.. Thanks to this easy video, (it's always easier to listen and learn something after...
This is what you need to improve your spanish and to better express yourself while talking, having more specific terms to use. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lq6FrLOfm14...
In Spanish, many useful expressions are formed by combining two verbs. When this occurs, the first verb is conjugated, while the second verb remains in the infinitive form. Examples: ir, viajar Yo voy a viajar a España. I am going to travel to Spain. acabar, comer Tú acabas de...
Spanish Comparatives and Superlative COMPARATIVES Superiority MORE + ( Adjective) +THAN Monica is more beautiful than Kathrine MÁS + ( Adjective) +QUE Monica es más guapa que Katherine Inferiority LESS + ( Adjective) + Than Monica is less beautiful than Katherine MENOS + ( Adjective) + QUE Monica es...
What time is it? Be able to express the time is one of the first notions in learning a foreign language. It is important to learn: the time, the way you ask it and the way in which it is expressed, in order to be able...
