One little word HAY in Spanish doubles up for a few words in English!
Tag: feminine nouns
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Hay: “There’s” a really useful Spanish word to learn!
You are battling on with Spanish and need to have a quick fix to get your Spanish back on track? I’ve got the word you
How to spread gossip…in Spanish
So what harm could there be in chatting about what someone else has or hasn’t got? None whatsoever!
I’ve got a small house!
We’ve all got stuff. Being able to talk about our stuff, about what we’ve got and what we haven’t got, is an enormous area in language, and the best bit is that it’s so easy to do in Spanish.
Gender issues?
In my experience over the years teaching Spanish, most textbooks and learning programmes present the MASCULINE form of nouns and pronouns first, and expect the FEMININE form to be understood by osmosis!
Speak Out in Spanish! 