The Use of “Por” to describe Emotions
Figuring out when to use “por” vs. “para” is one of the trickiest parts of learning Spanish. Why? Because both are often translated as “for” in English, which can be
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The use of “Por” to express means of transportation
Determining when to use Por vs. Para is one of the most challenging grammatical concepts in Spanish. It’s challenging because students are often taught that “por” and “para” simply mean
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The Power of Effective Study Habits
How can we succeed in learning another language? We believe that success is not determined solely by intellect or an affinity for languages; it’s often the result of discipline, practice
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The Transformative benefits of a second language learning brain
Learning another language has its challenges and its benefits! Some of the practical advantages that often arise are: better job opportunities, being able to express ourselves in another country during
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Las Nuevas Intenciones: How to Fulfill your New Year’s Resolutions
Cumplir tus Propósitos de Año Nuevo: Cómo Mantener la Motivación y Lograr tus Metas. At the beginning of each year, we are inspired to improve our lives and achieve meaningful
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Holiday Vocabulary – Vocabulario Festivo
Would you like to expand your vocabulary this holiday season? The holiday season is a magical time that brings people together, and what better way to celebrate than by learning
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False Cognates in Spanish – The Tricky Twins of Language
Language is a fascinating and complex system, full of surprises and difficulties for learners. One of the most intriguing phenomena in language learning is false cognates, often called “false friends”
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Atender o Asistir
During your Spanish learning journey, you’ll encounter numerous words that, at first glance, may seem very similar to English words and think that they can be used interchangeably only to
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3 tips to pronounce past tense verbs ending in ‘ed’
Did you know there are three distinct ways to pronounce the past tense ‘ed’ sound in English? Have you ever noticed these three distinct sounds when talking in the past