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5 days ago · Viernes: Friday The Spanish word for Friday, “viernes,” comes from the Latin term “Veneris dies,” meaning “day of Venus.”. Venus was the Roman goddess of love, beauty, and fertility, making Friday a day associated with romance and pleasure. Sábado: Saturday “Sábado,” the Spanish name for Saturday, has its origins in the Hebrew ...
4 days ago · Unlocking the ability to confidently speak and understand the days of the week in Spanish is more than just expanding your vocabulary—it's about opening the door to a richer engagement with Spanish-speaking cultures.
2 days ago · Want to speak better Spanish? You need more words. Learning one Spanish word a day is easy, free, and takes less than a minute to learn at SpanishPod101.
3 days ago · Compound words for kids are everywhere, seamlessly blending into our daily language. By merging two words into one, they help kids understand each word better and grasp complex ideas. This blog will guide you through different types of compound words, provide a compound words list, and ways to teach compound words to kids. Let’s dive in!
- Yes, flashcards are an effective way to teach compound words to kids. You can print them out as a teaching tool when exploring complex compound words.
- The etymology and utility of compound words are essential to teaching kids to make them more comfortable with speaking, understanding, writing, and...
- You can introduce compound words to kids through multiple strategies, such as with toys, props, storytelling, and games.
4 days ago · It's customary to wish others a good meal by saying the word provecho. The literal meaning of the word is irrelevant. You just have to know how to use it appropriately.
3 days ago · In this post, I share a complete Spanish body parts vocabulary list with 74 key words. You’ll also find a variety of idiomatic expressions with body parts, along with some simple grammar rules for speaking about your body in Spanish.
4 days ago · The mother-tongue of Aruba is Papiamento. It is a language, not a dialect, and evolved from several older languages as most languages today have done. Our language's name is derived from the Portuguese verb 'papear' which means 'to jabber' or the verb in Spanish meaning to speak incoherently. The word 'papiamento' also has the same meaning as ...
