This is Part 2 ( as the title suggests) of an introduction to the Spanish verbs “SABER” and “CONOCER” – both meaning “to know” in
NaNo, NaNo, NaNo
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Repeat, repeat, repeat…
Oh, how boring! Can there be anything more boring than repetition, in a new digital world where we’re constantly bombarded with new images, new photos,
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Conversation patterns
What’s probably one of the main results you are expecting from all your hard effort put into learn a second language? You are probably hoping
Never too young!
One of my previous posts was entitled “Never too old!” where I discussed that you are never too old to start learning another language.
Patterns (2)
OOH, More patterns! Spain is full of patterns. Andalusian style designs are full of wonderful patterns and it is a very common feature of
Scared to speak?
Learning another language on paper, from a book, listening to audio, etc., has its challenges…but SPEAKING another language takes it to a completely different level.
Speak Out in Spanish! 