El granjero ordeña las vacas. The farmer milks the cows. #Spanish for #Animals. #LearnSpanish #español #languages. #Learn more: https://thelanguagegarage.com/animals-in-spanish/
#Spanish Direct Object Pronouns (me, te, lo, la, nos, os, los, las) come before verbs like querer, ir, or tener que, or be attached to the infinitive. #SpanishGrammar #Languages. https://thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-direct-object-pronouns/
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El inodoro está al lado de la bañera. The toilet is next to the bathtub. #bathroom in #Spanish. #LearnSpanish #español #Languages. Learn more here: https://thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-vocabulary-for-the-bathroom/
Los pollos están en el gallinero. The chickens are in the coop. #Spanish for #Animals. #LearnSpanish #español #languages. #Learn more: https://thelanguagegarage.com/animals-in-spanish/
Bananas are commonly known as bananas or banano, but they also go by many regional names such as plátanos, guineos, cambures, gualeles, or mínimos. That’s quite a linguistic diversity!
Keep reading here: https://mapologies.com/el-atlas/#Banana
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Los pollos están en el gallinero. The chickens are in the coop. #Spanish for #Animals. #LearnSpanish #español #languages. #Learn more: https://thelanguagegarage.com/animals-in-spanish/
To the Spanish speakers here that also know English, and fellow students, do we know if “hasta” and “a” are truly interchangeable when it comes to going somewhere? I haven’t yet found any explanation for these similar words.
Tengo que lavarme la cara. I need to wash my face. #bathroom in #Spanish. #LearnSpanish #español #Languages. Learn more here: https://thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-vocabulary-for-the-bathroom/
Le fue infiel (a él). / Lo engañó. She cheated on him. #Love #Relationships in #Spanish #LearnSpanish #español. #Learn a #Language: https://thelanguagegarage.com/relationships-in-spanish/
Where do you see yourself with a new #language?
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Los cerdos se acuestan en el barro/fango. The pigs are lying in the mud. #Spanish for #Animals. #LearnSpanish #español #languages. #Learn more: https://thelanguagegarage.com/animals-in-spanish/
Estoy tomando un baño. / Me estoy bañando. I’m taking a bath. #bathroom in #Spanish. #LearnSpanish #español #Languages. Learn more here: https://thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-vocabulary-for-the-bathroom/
Estoy sucio/a/sudado/a. Tengo que ducharme. / Tengo que tomar una ducha. I’m dirty/sweaty. I need to take a shower. #bathroom in #Spanish. #LearnSpanish #español #Languages. Learn more here: https://thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-vocabulary-for-the-bathroom/
Mi cepillo de dientes es azul y tu cepillo de dientes es blanco. My toothbrush is blue, and your toothbrush is white. #bathroom in #Spanish. #LearnSpanish #español #Languages. Learn more here: https://thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-vocabulary-for-the-bathroom/
Let's call two different tenses pretérito indefinido and pretérito imperfecto, that's definitely not easily confused aaaaaaaaa
I'm not even sure in what sense the indefinite is supposed to be indefinite. "hablé con mis amigas" is a finished action (unlike "hablaba con mis amigas", which I don't think has to be finished?) so surely it's *not* continuing indefinitely?
Las vacas están en el establo. The cows are in the barn. #Spanish for #Animals. #LearnSpanish #español #languages. #Learn more: https://thelanguagegarage.com/animals-in-spanish/
Argh, Spanish adjectives! Sometimes they need to agree in gender and plurality with the noun, but not always...
Mango Languages just gave me,
"Me gusta comer ensalada cuando está caluroso." #Spanish
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Me estoy duchando. / Estoy tomando una ducha. I’m taking a shower. #bathroom in #Spanish. #LearnSpanish #español #Languages. Learn more here: https://thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-vocabulary-for-the-bathroom/
