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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 padres están preocupados por él.

Are “actual / actually” and “actual / actualmente” the same?

Are “actual” (in English) and “actual” (in Spanish) the same thing? How about “actually” and “actualmente”? No, they are quite different. Let’s take a look at each pair: The word “actual” in Spanish means “current”, “present”, “contemporary”. Las condiciones climáticas actuales no son favorables; creo que debemos cancelar la feria.