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-Fair/enough/quite a few/quite a lot of/quite some- plus noun in Spanish
19
Feb
1

Let’s keep seeing indefinite quantity adjectives. Before we had seen BASTANTE as an adverb to quantify the adjective. Remember: MI HERMANO ES BASTANTE ALTO MI BROTHER IS QUITE TALL  Also, we can use  this word (BASTANTE)  as an adjective to a noun to give an indefinite idea when we want to express an indefinite number […]

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Indefinite quantity adjective -Many/A lot of- in Spanish
17
Feb

So, let’s begin with indefinite quantity adjectives in different contexts when we want to express more than a specific quantity. Before using those adjectives, remember the numbers,  definite and non-definite article using the verb HAY: ¿QUÉ HAY EN BARCELONA? WHAT IS THERE IN BARCELONA? EN BARCELONA HAY UN AEROPUERTO  IN BARCELONA THERE IS AN AIRPORT […]

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Places in my city and using HAY (there is/are) in Spanish
15
Feb

First of all, to start this post, we are going to learn vocabulary about the most important places that we have in a city. Whether it is a  supermarket, a park, a house… INGLÉS ESPAÑOL SCHOOL ESCUELA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSIDAD TIENDA TIENDA SUPERMARKET SUPERMERCADO MARKET MERCADO SHOPPING MALL CENTRO COMERCIAL PARK PARQUE CLASS CLASE CAR COCHE […]

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The transitory Verb To Be -Estar- in Spanish
12
Feb

Therefore, as we do know: ¿CÓMO ESTÁS? HOW  ARE ? (YOU) YO ESTOY BIEN I AM FINE YO ESTOY MAL I AM BAD YO ESTOY MÁS O MENOS I AM MORE OR LESS → (I AM SO SO) ◊ we have to see adjectives that will allow us to express our mental/physic state.  Eventually an […]

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Characteristics of a person Vs Temporal state of somebody in Spanish
12
Feb

You probably know different adjectives to describe a person’s personality. Now we are going to see them back and see if they can actually be used in a temporary idea. Let’s pick one of those adjectives to see a clear example. Let’s see NERVIOSO (nervous): → Verbo ESTAR (To be temporary) YO ESTOY NERVIOSO I AM […]

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Introduction to -There is/are-, verb form -Hay- in Spanish
11
Feb

The verb HAY in Spanish is very easy in the way we use it, and, a little bit complicated in its grammar explanation; however, it does not need to be explained to have a correct use of it.  Nevertheless, we are gonna give a small introduction to it. First of all,  we tell you that […]

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Ser and Estar guidelines for Spanish
07
Feb

When to use the verb Ser → Let’s remember all the uses for SER (the permanent verb To Be in Spanish): Nationalities: YO SOY DE INGLATERRA I AM FROM ENGLAND ELLA ES CHINA SHE IS CHINESE Professions: YO SOY PROFESOR I AM TEACHER ELLA ES ESTUDIANTE DE ESPAÑOL SHE IS STUDENT OF SPANISH Permanent descriptions: […]

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Quantifying an adjective in Spanish
01
Feb
1

Once we have seen adjectives already, the description becomes very easy. We can use some adverbs to quantify the adjective; in other words, to give to the adjective a more clear idea of its expression (very, a little bit, quite). Is better we see some examples to clarify the explanation. Adverbs that quantify an adjective: […]

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Cardinal directions of the compass in Spanish
01
Feb
1

As you can already guess with the title of this post, we are going to express the location according to the cardinal points: North, South, East and West. First remember: ¿DÓNDE ESTÁ BARCELONA? WHERE IS BARCELONA? BARCELONA ESTÁ EN ESPAÑA BARCELONA IS IN SPAIN   Now, let’s be a little bit more specific in its […]

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AL (A plus El / To The), DEL (De plus El/Of The) in Spanish
27
Jan

In Spanish sometimes we are going to see when reading or use when speaking AL and DEL. We have mentioned it before in another post, but now, we are going to see it clear. Let’s start with AL. Basically, in Spanish when the preposition A (To) comes  right before the article masculine singular EL (The), […]

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