by Diana Luciana | Feb 6, 2021 | Blog
Do you know what’s the difference between un vs. uno and how to use them in Spanish? š Un is an indefinite article used in front of masculine nouns: un libro (a book.) Whereas uno is a cardinal number and means “one” in English: uno, dos, tres…...
by Diana Luciana | Jan 26, 2021 | Blog
In Spanish, there are two ways of saying “your”: tu and su. So what’s the difference between tu and su then? Long story short: It depends on who the audience is. Both tu and su are possessive pronouns that mean “your”: tu perro (your...
by Diana Luciana | Jan 22, 2021 | Blog
Last updated: November 20, 2023 Do you know what’s the difference between me gusta and gusto in Spanish? Or what does me gusta mean in Spanish?Ā The Spanish verb gustar is usually translated in English as “to like”: Me gusta el libro (I like the...
by Diana Luciana | Dec 9, 2020 | Blog
What is the difference between venir vs llegar? Although venir is typically translated as āto comeā and llegar as āto arriveā or āto get thereā, the Spanish verbs have a wider range of meanings. These two verbs are not exactly interchangeable, but there are situations...
by Diana Luciana | Nov 22, 2020 | Blog
Learn how to use filler words in Spanish to sound like a native speaker. We all want to sound a bit more like a native when we speak a foreign language, be it because it gives us more confidence or because we want to immerse ourselves in the culture. Thatās when you...
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