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- 291. Spanish Word of the Day: ascenderUpdated: Tue Jul 8 21:48:27 2008
- Gender of Nouns in Spanish — Spanish Grammar for BeginnersCreated: Tue Jul 8 20:32:48 2008
In Spanish, nouns can be classified into two categories, masculine and feminine. This lesson explains the concept of grammatical gender and gives examples of what difference it makes… - Using Spanish Present Participles Without an Auxiliary Verb — Span…Created: Mon Jul 7 23:28:58 2008
Although Spanish gerunds are frequently used along with forms of the verb 'estar' to form a progressive verb form, they area also often used alone… - Definition of 'Gerund' - Grammar Glossary for Spanish and EnglishUpdated: Mon Jul 7 23:22:08 2008
Glossary definition of 'gerund' as the term is used the grammar of Spanish and English… - False Friends - Spanish Words That Are Easily MisunderstoodUpdated: Fri Jul 4 16:04:10 2008
False friends are words in two languages that are similar in appearance and/or pronunciation but have different meanings. Here is a list of some of the most common Spanish-English false friends… - Spanish Vocabulary Around the Home — Spanish Words for Rooms of th…Updated: Fri Jul 4 16:00:00 2008
Spanish words for rooms around the house as well as for appliances an furniture… - Splitting Verbs Usually a No-No in Spanish — Spanish Sentence Stru…Created: Wed Jul 2 14:05:02 2008
Although it is common to separate 'have' from past participles in English, the same shouldn't be done in Spanish… - Expressing the 'Impersonal You' in Spanish — Spanish GrammarCreated: Wed Jun 25 15:26:53 2008
Spanish equivalents of the 'impersonal you' of English… - Spanish Words for 'Then' — Spanish Expressions of Time and Causati…Created: Mon Jun 23 17:19:25 2008
The English word 'then' is often translated as 'entonces' in Spanish, but whether you want that word depends on the context… - Origins of the Ñ in Spanish - Learn Spanish LanguageUpdated: Mon Jun 23 16:33:19 2008
The letter Ñ is the only letter of the Spanish alphabet that is specifically of Spanish origin… - Using "A" in Spanish To Mean "In The Style Of" — Spanish Prepositi…Created: Wed Jun 18 14:24:37 2008
The Spanish preposition 'a' can often be used to mean 'in the style of,' kind of like in the English-French phrase 'a la carte.'… - Units of Time in Spanish — Unidades de tiempoUpdated: Wed Jun 11 15:07:27 2008
This is a list of the most common units of time in Spanish along with their English equivalents…