Saber vs Conocer: How to Say “To Know” in Spanish
The Great Spanish “Know-How”: Mastering Saber vs Conocer Have you ever wanted to say “I know” in Spanish, only to freeze because you weren’t sure […]
“Por qué vs. Porque vs. Porqué vs. Por que” – The Ultimate Guide
“Por qué,” “porque,” “porqué,” and “por que” look almost identical, but each has a different meaning in Spanish. Many learners (and even natives!) mix them up. after mastering […]
Mastering the Present Tense in Spanish: A Complete Guide with Examples
Present Tense in Spanish Learning the Spanish present tense is one of the first and most important steps in mastering Spanish. Whether you’re just starting […]
Quiz: Reflexive Verbs in Spanish
Reflexive verbs are the key to talking about daily routines and personal care in Spanish. From waking up (despertarse) to going to bed (acostarse), these […]
How to Form the Subjunctive in Spanish: Step-by-Step Guide
Mastering the subjunctive starts with knowing how to form it! While our When to Use the Subjunctive guide explains why it’s used, this post will show you how to conjugate it—with […]
How to Use the Passive Voice in Spanish (With Examples)
What Is the Passive Voice in Spanish? The passive voice (la voz pasiva) shifts focus from who does an action to the action itself or the object receiving it. While […]
When to Use the Subjunctive in Spanish: A Complete Guide
The subjunctive mood (el subjuntivo) is one of the most challenging aspects of Spanish grammar, but mastering it is essential for sounding like a native […]
Ser vs. Estar: The Ultimate Guide with Examples
Learning when to use “ser” and “estar” (both meaning “to be”) is one of the most important steps in mastering Spanish. These two verbs may seem similar, but using […]
How to Form Plurals in Spanish: Simple Rules and Exceptions
Forming plurals in Spanish is one of the first grammar rules learners should master. Unlike English, where plurals often involve irregular spellings (e.g., “child → […]
Reflexive Verbs in Spanish: Rules, Conjugation & Top 100 Verbs
REFLEXIVE VERBS IN SPANISH Reflexive verbs (verbos reflexivos) are essential in Spanish—they show that the subject is doing an action to themselves (e.g., I wash myself = Yo me lavo). […]