False Friends (2nd Part)
As we told in the first post about "false friends", false friends are words in two languages that look or sound similar but have...
"Ya" 1st Part
Depending on the context "YA" could mean: 1. Now: Ya está aquí. (She's here now) 2. Already: Ya he pagado la cuenta. (I've already paid...
Cuando + Indicative or Subjuntive?
Cuando + indicative: when we speak about an habitual action. Ella siempre habla francés cuando está con su prima. She always speak...
Pues
1. Suggestion, reaction to what has already been said: A. Tengo frío. B. Pues ponte un abrigo. 2. Irony, indiference. A. El amigo de mi...
Ni que + subjunctive
Más ejemplos: Ni que + imperfect subjunctive ¿Por qué llevas tanta ropa? ¡ni que estuvieras en Alaska! No me hables así, ¡ni que fueras...
8 Idiomatic expressions with "PELO"
No tener (ni) un pelo de tonto: to be very clever, to be nobody’s fool. No intentes engañarla. Ella no tiene ni un pelo de tonta. Por un...
Saber vs Conocer
The verbs SABER y CONOCER both means "to know". However, you need choose "saber" or "conocer" depending on the context in wich is used...
False friends
False friends are words in two languages that look or sound similar but have differents meanings. Here are some of the most common...
