In other words: whose is it and what is it made of?
Spanish, like English, has a limited number of prepositions conveying information of the sort “from, of, to, at, for, with, toward” and so on. The problem for the learner is that these terms do not have a one-to-one correspondence from one language to the [...]
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One of the first things I did when I began learning Spanish–after vowel and consonant pronunciation practice–is to learn how to introduce myself in Spanish. And, more importantly, how to listen and respond to other people’s introductions.
So, here’s the scenario: you’re on a surfing trip in Perú, [...]
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The plural form of nouns in Spanish is relatively easy to learn. There are really only three rules to follow.
1. Nouns ending in a vowel; add s:
mano — hand
manos — hands
señora — lady
señoras — ladies
2. Nouns ending in a consonant; add es:
lección — lesson
lecciones — lessons
profesor — [...]
