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When it comes to Spanish letter combinations, the pronunciation of “ll” varies. The most common sound you’ll hear is similar to the “y” from “yellow.”

Don’t let language barriers get in the way of your work in law enforcement. Check out the top 7 Spanish phrases for law enforcement to improve your Spanish skills.

Learn what’s the difference between “un” and “uno” in Spanish, and how to use them. One of them is an indefinite article, and the other one a cardinal number.

“Tu” and “su” sound exactly alike, but they are used in different contexts to convey respect for or show solidarity with the interlocutor. Learn more here.

Learn what’s the difference between “me gusta”, “me gustan”, and “gusto” in Spanish, and how to correctly use the verb “gustar” in your daily conversations.