Month: October 2020
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When to use Ay, Ahí and Hay in Spanish
Let’s find out when to use ay, ahí and hay in Spanish. Study basic grammar rules with online lessons. Read about how and when to use some important words and phrases. What is the difference between Ay, Ahí and Hay in Spanish? “Hay” “Ahí” “Ay“. We’re going to take a look at three Spanish words…
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When to Use Si vs Sí in Spanish
Let’s find out when to use si vs sí in Spanish. Study basic grammar rules with online lessons. Read about how and when to use some important words and phrases. What is the difference between Si vs Sí in Spanish? When to put accent on “si” in Spanish Sí with the accent in Spanish Is…
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Era, Fui, Estuve vs Estaba in Spanish
In Spanish, “era” and “estuve” are both in the past tense, while “estaba” is in the imperfect tense. “Era” is the past tense of “ser,” which is used to indicate a permanent or long-lasting characteristic or state. For example, “yo era alto” means “I was tall” (with the implication that I was tall for a…
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Y vs E vs O vs U in Spanish
Let’s find out what is the difference between y vs e vs o vs u in Spanish. Study basic grammar rules with online lessons. Read about how and when to use some important words and phrases. When to use Y vs E vs O vs U in Spanish. What is the difference between Y, E,…
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Bien vs Bueno in Spanish
Let’s find out what is the difference between bien vs bueno in Spanish. Study basic grammar rules with online lessons. Read about how and when to use some important words and phrases. When to use bien vs bueno in Spanish?. What is the difference between bien and bueno? Bien: You should use “bien“ whenit stands…
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Hace vs Está vs Tengo in Spanish
Let’s find out what is the difference between hace vs está vs tengo in Spanish “frío”. Study basic grammar rules with online lessons. Read about how and when to use some important words and phrases. What is the difference between hace, está and tengo “frío” in Spanish? Hace frío (It’s cold): it (the ambient temperature) is…
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Porque, Porqué, Por que, Por qué in Spanish
Let’s find out what is the difference between porque, porqué, por que, por qué in Spanish. Study basic grammar rules with online lessons. Read about how and when to use some important words and phrases. What is the difference between Por Que, Por Qué, Porque and Porqué in Spanish? Surely you have noticed that there…
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Has vs Haz in Spanish
When learning Spanish, it’s important to understand the difference between “has” and “haz,” as they can be easily confused due to their similar spellings. The main differences between “has” and “haz” in Spanish are: “Has” is the present tense form of the verb “haber,” meaning “to have.” It is used to express possession or to…
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Allí vs Ahí in Spanish
Let’s find out what is the difference between allí vs ahí in Spanish. Study basic grammar rules with online lessons. Read about how and when to use some important words and phrases. When to use allí vs ahí in Spanish?. What is the difference between Ahí and Allí in Spanish? What is the difference between…
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What is Preterite vs Imperfect in Spanish
Let’s find out what is Preterite vs Imperfect in Spanish. Study basic grammar rules with online lessons. Read about how and when to use some important words and phrases. What is Preterite vs Imperfect in Spanish? Spanish has two past tenses: Preterite and Imperfect. Generally speaking, the Preterite is used for actions in the past…
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When to Use Para vs Por in Spanish
Let’s find out when to use para vs por in Spanish. Study basic grammar rules with online lessons. Read about how and when to use some important words and phrases. What is the difference between Por and Para in Spanish? Note: “Por” and “para” have a variety of meanings and they are often confused because they can…
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Pedir vs Preguntar in Spanish
Let’s find out what is the difference between pedir vs preguntar in Spanish. Study basic grammar rules with online lessons. Read about how and when to use some important words and phrases. When to use pedir vs preguntar in Spanish?. What is The difference between preguntar and pedir in Spanish? The verbs “pedir“ and “preguntar“.They…