Ordinal numbers in Spanish help learners express order, sequence, rank, and steps. They are common in daily life when talking about floors, positions in a race, dates, or instructions. Although ordinal numbers are not used as often as cardinal numbers, … Read more
Category: Learning Basics in Spanish
Start your Spanish journey with essential topics in the Learning Basics in Spanish category. Learn how to tell time, say numbers, talk about dates, days, months, seasons, and basic questions. These beginner-friendly lessons use simple explanations and real-life examples to build a strong foundation for everyday conversations.
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Cardinal Numbers in Spanish: A Clear and Practical Beginner Guide
Cardinal numbers—expressions like one, two, three, or twenty-five—are one of the most essential building blocks in Spanish. You use them to talk about age, prices, dates, time, quantities, statistics, phone numbers, and almost every practical area of communication.
For students, … Read more
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Contractions in Spanish: Grammar Rules, Usage & Easy Examples
Learning contractions in Spanish
Learning contractions in Spanish is one of the simplest steps you can take to make your Spanish sound natural, smooth, and confident. These tiny combinations of words appear everywhere—in stories, daily conversations, music, and even in … Read more
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The Complete Guide to Basic Spanish Sentence Structure (SVO) for Beginners
Basic Spanish Sentence Structure (SVO)
If you have ever asked, “How do I make simple Spanish sentences?” or “What is the correct word order in Spanish?”, you’re already searching for the answer this guide is … Read more
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How to Use “Lo” in Spanish
If you’ve been learning Spanish and stumbled upon the little word “lo”, you’re not alone in wondering what it really means. This tiny but mighty word shows up in so many different places—lo importante, lo mejor, … Read more
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Differentiating Homophones in Spanish: Tú vs. Tu, Él vs. El, and Others
What Are Homophones?
Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. In Spanish, many homophones exist due to the presence or absence of accent marks (tildes), which change the meaning of a word entirely. Understanding … Read more
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Correct Use of Accent Marks in Written Spanish
Spanish is a phonetic language, meaning words are pronounced as they are written. However, the correct use of accent marks (tildes) is crucial to ensuring clarity and avoiding misunderstandings. Accent marks in Spanish are not just decorative; they indicate stress … Read more
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Questions with Interrogative Words in Spanish
Asking questions in Spanish is an essential skill for effective communication. Spanish has various interrogative words that help in forming questions. In this blog, we will cover common interrogative words such as “qué,” “quién,” “cuándo,” “dónde,” “por qué,” “cómo,” “cuánto,” … Read more
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Learn How to Ask and Tell Time in Spanish with Examples and Exercises
How to Ask and Tell Time in Spanish
Learning how to ask and tell time in Spanish is one of the most practical and essential skills you’ll need as a Spanish learner. Whether you’re … Read more
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Learn Days and Months in Spanish with examples and exercises
Days and Months in Spanish
Learning the days and months in Spanish is one of the first and most useful steps when you start to learn Spanish. Whether you’re scheduling a meeting, planning … Read more