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MEQUETREFE

Palabra del Día: Mequetrefe - Spanish Word of the Day - Spanish Vocabulary - Learn Spanish - Speak Spanish - Study Spanish - Easy Español

Expand your Spanish vocabulary by learning the meaning of this colloquial term! ORIGEN: Son muchos los posibles orígenes que se le atribuyen a esta palabra, sin embargo, ninguno resulta muy claro o […]

Broaden your Spanish vocabulary: Enclenque

Broaden your Spanish vocabulary: Enclenque - Learn Spanish - Speak Spanish - Study Spanish - Easy Español

Learn all about this interesting adjective and continue to broaden your everyday Spanish vocabulary. ORIGEN: Según el Diccionario de la Real Academia de la Lengua, esta palabra es de origen […]

Learn new Spanish idioms: Dejar el pelero

Learn new Spanish idioms: Dejar el pelero - Speak Spanish - Learn Spanish - Easy Español

Build up your Spanish vocabulary by learning this interesting idiom from Venezuela! ‘Dejar el pelero’ is a popular Venezuelan expression to describe someone running away from danger. Esta frase 100% […]

Pick up new Spanish vocabulary: Flequillo

Pick up new Spanish vocabulary: Flequillo - Spanish Word of the Day - Easy Español - Speak Spanish now!

Learn all about this curious word and add it to your everyday Spanish vocabulary. ORIGEN: Esta palabra esta formada por el sustantivo ‘fleco’ (fringe) y el diminutivo -illo. ‘Fleco’ a […]

Learn new Spanish idioms: Armar un pancho

Learn new Spanish idioms: Armar un pancho - Easy Español - Spanish Saying of the Day - Frase del Día - Speak Spanish now!

Add new Spanish idioms to your everyday vocabulary to sound just like a native speaker! “Armar un pancho” is a colloquial Mexican expression with an interesting background story. Se usa […]

Boost up your Spanish Vocabulary: Misio

Boost up your Spanish Vocabulary: Misio - Easy Español - Spanish Word of the Day - Speak Spanish now!

Find out the meaning of this term and keep improving your Spanish vocabulary. ORIGEN: De acuerdo al Diccionario de la lengua española, los dos usos de ‘misio’ tienen orígenes diferentes. […]