Would you like some tea? Sí or si, tú or tu?
Spanish has a few pairs of words that are used everyday, in every single conversation, whose sounds are the same, but whose use and meaning are very different: sé, se,…
Spanish has a few pairs of words that are used everyday, in every single conversation, whose sounds are the same, but whose use and meaning are very different: sé, se,…
Learn how to use ya in Spanish, a flexible and common little word that has a whole range of meanings in natural speech.
(Post by Ygor) Sólo or solo? Traditionally Spanish distinguished the adverb sólo (only/just) from the adjective solo (alone) by using the accent for the adverb. For example: En el desayuno…