I’ve always found train travel to be a delight.
Whether I’m rolling along the Costa Brava on a small cercanías (local suburban train) and gazing at the waves, or hurtling between the cosmopolitan heartthrobs Barcelona and Madrid on an AVE…
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No Need to Shout: All About Negative Commands in Spanish
Do you feel bossy today?
Do you feel like telling someone what to do?
Or—better yet—what not to do?
I certainly hope so, since today we’ll talk all about how and when to use negative commands in Spanish.
Let’s not …
Here’s Looking at Yo: All About Spanish Verbs with Irregular Yo Forms
Love talking about number one?
There’s one little quirk of Spanish that might get in your narcissistic way—those pesky Spanish verbs with irregular yo forms.
The Spanish yo form is what you need to talk all about me, myself …
Spanish IR Verbs: Your First Guide to Conjugating and Using Them in Sentences
Spanish verbs have three possible endings: –ar, –er and –ir.
Here we’ll shine our spotlight on the regular –ir verbs.
If that’s what you’re interested in now, you’ve probably already slogged through the regular …
How to Tame the Crashing Waves of Spanish’s E-to-I Stem-changing Verbs
The waves of incomprehensible muck are coming at you, lapping at your ankles, picking up—
Hold up.
That’s no way to think of irregular Spanish verbs!
Rather, these guys are fun, lovely waves of muck which—however messy—can be sculpted …
Bachata + Spanish: The Best Songs for Winning Some Ravishing Lingual Skills with the D.R.’s Sultry Dance
Dancing is like flirting or joking:
If you know how to do it well, you can charm people into tolerating your terrible Spanish for longer, and get in some great practice.
Bachata—which originated in the Dominican Republic—is …
You Say “Tomatoes,” I Say “They’re My Tomatoes!”: The Beginner’s Guide to Spanish Possessive Adjectives
An anarchist communist friend in Spain tells me that someday we’ll all live together joyously without any concept of private ownership.
What’s mine will be hers, and yours, and theirs, and ours.
So, I asked, does that mean I can …
