The affirmative imperative of VOS has fewer irregularities than the imperative of TÚ. Let us remember that the imperative, in the second person singular, has a different form for the affirmative and …
Tardar-Pasar-Durar
“ Tardar”: it is the time that someone or something takes to do something. El micro tarda 11 horas en llegar a Mendoza. The bus takes 11 hours to get to Mendoza. -¿Cuánto tardás en vestirte? How …
Conocer and Saber
Spanish has two common verbs - conocer and saber - that usually mean "to know", in English. 1. General rule for conocer In general, conocer means "to know of" or "to be familiar with" a thing or a …
This article is TAN cool
There are many common mistakes that Spanish`s students who are also native english speakers make and one is in the use of "tan", since they usually want to use it to replace "so". “He is so tall” = …
What does “banco” mean?
“Banco”: it could be a bank or a bench, but it is also a verb, conjugated in the first person. If you use it in a reflexive form, it means “I can´t stand someone”, where someone is a direct object: …
IR-VENIR/ LLEVAR-TRAER
We have a lot of “tricky” verbs in spanish if you are trying to do a literal translation from english to spanish, some of them are the verbs “ir-venir”, “llevar-traer”. We could translate “venir” as …