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 …
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 …
Start a question with the word NO
There are times when you will hear a native spanish speaker start a question with “NO”. There are different meanings for this. Let´s take a look: 1) ¿No me pasás la sal?: in this case “no” means …
Bien or Bueno?
Many times my students have problems using bueno or bien in phrases. This is a lesson about when it is necesary to use each one. Bien It is an Adverb, so it modificates a verb. Juan canta bien. (Juan …