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2 days ago · Use the structure ‘ ser + past participle ’ to form it. In this guide, you’ll learn the different ways to use ser in real-life situations. 1. Using Ser for an Event’s Location. In Spanish, the location of an event is expressed with ser since this information and the type of event are inherent information. These are traits the event was ...
4 days ago · In Spanish, we have 8 types of transition words: Spanish transition words for time. Spanish transition words for place. Spanish transition words to add an idea. Spanish transition words to explain an idea. Spanish transition words to compare and contrast ideas. Spanish transition words to show a result.
22 hours ago · A woman who spent years battling against a mystery illness has found new hope in a Spanish doctor. Mickia Brangman said she was “hopeful” that her upcoming meeting with a specialist in rare ...
4 days ago · Enfermedad: refers to sickness, illness, or disease. Me duele: you’ll hear this phrase a lot in the hospital. This phrase can refer to different parts of the body. For example: “Me duele la rodilla” literally means “My knee hurts”. You can replace the noun for the actual part of the body that hurts.
22 hours ago · Granada. Tuesday, 4 June 2024, 19:18. The annual Spanish Geoparks Forum provides a space for collaboration between the 17 geoparks in Spain to improve their understanding and promotion. This year's event will be held in the Granada Geopark in November and will last three days. It will include meetings of representatives from the participating ...
22 hours ago · "It's possible that violence is being used as a means to define the election in advance, particularly when certain interests are perceived to be at risk in the event that a particular political project triumphs," Armando Vargas, an Integralia researcher said on Friday. Violent crime was one of the top issues in the presidential election.
Jun 4, 2024 · Our format of one-on-one “mini-conversations” that last for 10 minutes (5 in Spanish, 5 in English), gives you the chance to practice your conversation skills with multiple native speakers. Spanglish isn't a class; it's a social event where you learn real-life vocab, about different cultures, and meet people from around the world!
