Don’t confuse ‘alegre’ (adjective) and ‘alegría’ (noun)
It isn’t unusual you doubt at some point you doubt when to use the words ‘alegre’ and ‘alegría’, since both are related to each other. …
It isn’t unusual you doubt at some point you doubt when to use the words ‘alegre’ and ‘alegría’, since both are related to each other. …
These 101 words, in fact more of 202, are part of the list with more than 1001 terms that may cause confusion among foreigners that learn Spanish, as well in …
Foreign students of Spanish tend to confuse the prepositions “en” and “a” when they need to indicate a “place”, in the same …
In the Spanish language, there are some words that are easily confused because they contain sounds that seem similar to the foreign ear as /o/ – /u/ o …
“Gota” and “jota” are two words commonly used in the Spanish language. One is written with “g” and other with “j”. And according to its initial …
“Muy” and mucho”: we use “muy” to intensify quality or attribute of something, and “mucho” to express, generally, quantity. Practice difference …