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In this lesson, you will learn with examples how to use the 10 most used spanish verbs. These top 10 verbs are used on a daily basis and are a good start for your path to fluency.
Probably you are already familiarized with diminutives because, in Mexico, we use them a lot. Maybe you have already heard "un poquito", "al ratito" or even "un cafecito". Diminutives are commonly used in Spanish. It is the way to state that something (either a noun, adjective, or even proper names) is small and we have several situations in which to use them.
False friends are cognates, words that sound similar in both Spanish and English but they mean something very different.
False friends are cognates, words that sound similar in both Spanish and English but they mean something very different.
Have you heard "De nada" (you're welcome)? This is the most common reply to "gracias", in a previous video we covered many synonyms of the word "gracias" and now in this one, we're going to cover some more synonyms of the word "de nada"
Have you heard "Perdón" (I'm sorry)? When you feel sorry for something you can use this word, although sometimes this is not the most suitable one because perdón is a deep sorry you have for something that was your fault. What happens when it's not your fault and nonetheless, you want to say sorry? Here you have many alternatives to this word.
When someone asks you "¿cómo estás?" the most common answer would be "estoy bien" but repeating this over and over again might be boring and won't usually convey your real feelings. In this video, we are going to show you some synonyms of this word to express that you're ok.
When someone asks you "¿cómo estás?" the most common answer would be "estoy bien" or "más o menos" but repeating this over and over again might be boring and won't usually convey your real feelings. In this video, we are going to show you some synonyms of this word to express that you're doing so so.