Español en serio Ser vs Estar in Spanish: Adjectives That Change Meaning Dieser Beitrag erklärt ein wichtiges Thema der spanischen Grammatik (Text auf Englisch). Ser y estar. One of the nightmares of Spanish One of the complications of these two verbs is that both can be used with an adjective, but with different meanings. For example: Ella es orgullosa. She...Read More
Español en serio Saber vs Poder in Spanish: Two Different Ways to Say Can Dieser Beitrag erklärt ein wichtiges Thema der spanischen Grammatik (Text auf Englisch). SABER vs PODER In English, can is used to express that someone knows how to do something, as in “she can ride a bike”, but it is also used to say that someone is...Read More
Español en serio “Tal vez” in Spanish: Indicative or Subjunctive? Dieser Beitrag erklärt ein wichtiges Thema der spanischen Grammatik (Text auf Englisch). Tal vez, quizá, quizás 🔵 These three forms are used to express doubt in Spanish: Tal vez llueva mañana. Quizá llueva mañana. Quizás llueva mañana. All three have the same meaning: “Maybe it will rain tomorrow.” 🔵 Why...Read More
Why You Keep Making the Same Mistakes in Spanish (and What No One Properly Explains) In most cases, errors are not due to a lack of effort, but to the fact that students have not received a complete or accurate explanation. There are many aspects of the language that are not always taught in sufficient depth, or that are considered...Read More
Spanish Tutor Online UK: How to Choose the Right Teacher (and Avoid Common Mistakes) As parents, we sometimes make mistakes when choosing tutors because we do not have the right information. In addition, the range of options is so wide that it can be confusing. Let’s break it down. If you feel your Spanish isn’t improving despite your efforts, you’re...Read More
21 Spanish Mistakes GCSE Students Are Taught And Why They’re Wrong Most students don’t struggle with Spanish because it’s difficult. They struggle because they’ve been taught rules that are either incomplete, misleading — or simply wrong. All the examples below come from real GCSE students. These are things their teachers told them in class. Every single one of them is...Read More
