Dates in Spanish
Dates in Spanish
Dates in Spanish are expressed by stating the day + preposition (de) + month + preposition de & article el = (del) + year.
Principales usos de “por”
Principales usos de “por”
Let’s take a look at some of the main uses of the preposition “por”, using examples from the Nuestra Cultura’ s article “Machu Picchu, la ciudad de los incas”. 1. Por + something/someone: It is used to indicate what or who causes a certain mental
¿Más de o Más que?
¿Más de o Más que?
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¿”Asimismo” or “Así mismo”?
¿”Asimismo” or “Así mismo”?
Click here to learn more about their differences.
¿Tienes confianza o confidencia?
¿Tienes confianza o confidencia?
How do we say “confidence” in Spanish? Is it “confianza” or “confidencia”? Well, it depends on what we mean to say; both words have very different meanings. Let’s take a look: Confianza: We use this word to talk about our trust or belief in
Macho / Hembra
Macho / Hembra
If el gato is a male cat and la gata is a female cat, what would be the word for a male rat since la rata is the word for a female rat. El rato? No quite so! La rata applies to both the male and
Should I say ‘cambiar de mente’ or ‘cambiar de idea’?
Should I say ‘cambiar de mente’ or ‘cambiar de idea’?
Always say “cambiar de idea” o “cambiar de opinion”. When we talk about altering one’s opinions or decisions, the correct equivalents are “cambiar de idea” and “cambiar de opinión”. “Cambiar de mente” is a literal translation from the English expression “to change one’s mind” that
Are “aggressive” and “agresivo” the same?
Are “aggressive” and “agresivo” the same?
“Aggressive means agresivo, right?” Well, yes and no. When we use this adjective to describe a violent situation or someone who is hostile and always ready to pick a fight or an argument, agresivo is the correct equivalent. Su comportamiento reciente es muy agresivo; sus
What is the difference between “sentir” and “sentirse”?
What is the difference between “sentir” and “sentirse”?
When we talk about these verbs the difference is not really in their meaning, but in their structure. Sentir + nouns: we use it to express feelings and sensations. It answers the question: ¿Qué sientes? (What are you feeling?) Siento una gran felicidad por la
How do I say “Have a good time”en español?
How do I say “Have a good time”en español?
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