As you already know, Spanish nouns have genders. This can be difficult for people whose mother tongue doesn’t have genders, but it makes learning Spanish extra confusing when you discover that sometimes changing the gender of a word can also change it’s meaning! Don’t worry, this doesn’t happen with all words, not even with most,...
Spanish sayings about houses: do you know what they mean? Spanish has many sayings, like many other languages do. Learning Spanish sayings and what they mean is a good way to improve your Spanish, to learn more about Spanish culture and to impress your friends and teachers. Many sayings are grouped in semantic...
In the daily teaching process of Spanish schools, almost every course will have group assignments, and the scores of group assignments will directly affect the final exam scores. Group work exercises are communication skills, coordination skills, and teamwork skills. So how can we efficiently complete group work with Spanish people? 1. Clear...
In the process of learning Spanish, we usually encounter some fixed expressions. If we can master such expressions, our Spanish will be very authentic. Now let´s see some examples: 1. No hagamos al prójimo lo que no quisiéramos que nos hicieran a nosotros mismos. Don´t do unto others what you don´t want others do...
Today the “Spanish & Valencia” team will share with you the secrets of how to start thinking in Spanish, instead of translating phrases from English into Spanish. This is a fairly common problem among foreign language learners. And we’ll try to explain how it can be solve. First of all, we must accept the fact...
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Everyone learning Spanish strives to improve their speaking skills. This is the most important indicator of what a person has achieved in a foreign language. Talking practice is what makes people who learn a foreign language difficult. We can read and listen on our own, but we need a conversation partner to communicate too....
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