Are “aggressive” and “agresivo” the same?
Are “aggressive” and “agresivo” the same?
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“Aggressive means agresivo, right?” Well, yes and no. When we use this adjective to describe
“Aggressive means agresivo, right?” Well, yes and no. When we use this adjective to describe
When we talk about these verbs the difference is not really in their meaning, but
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Are “actual” (in English) and “actual” (in Spanish) the same thing? How about “actually” and
Do you ever wonder where do adjectives go en español? Before or after nouns? Traditionally
All languages have different tools to emphasize or reinforce the message they are trying to
Is there a difference between “a qué hora” and “cuándo”? Can we use them as
Have trouble telling apart “¿por qué?” and “porque”? No hay problema! “¿Por qué?” and
Do you know the difference between “acordarse” and “recordar”? It’s easier than it sounds!