Tag: This VS That
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Muy Vs Mucho in Spanish
Learn how to use Muy Vs Mucho in Spanish When to use muy vs mucho in Spanish?. In the Spanish language “muy” is an adverb and always goes before adjectives and other adverbs, on the other hand, “mucho”, “mucha”, “muchos”, “muchas”, are adjectives and are placed before nouns, although there are some exceptions. I know…
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La Leña vs Leño in Spanish
Learn when to use La Leña vs Leño in Spanish What is the difference between la leña vs leño?. “La leña” and “el leño” both comes from the tree and therefore both are wood “madera”. Spanish Vocabulary: leña – firewood leño – log of wood the wood – la madera the tree…
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Haber vs Tener in Spanish
How to use Haber Vs Tener in Spanish? How and when to use haber vs tener in Spanish?. The main difference between the verb to have “haber” and the verb to have ” tener” is that haber is an auxiliary verb and tener is a main verb. This said, haber and tener are closely related,…
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Naranja vs Anaranjado in Spanish
When to use Naranja Vs Anaranjado? What is the difference between naranja vs anaranjado in Spanish?. Naranja or anaranjado are often used synonymously, although the color itself is “naranja”. If something is “anaranjado” (or naranjado), it is that it has a color similar to that of “naranja” orange, or touches or shades of orange. …
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Gusta vs Gustan in Spanish
When to use Gusta Vs Gustan in Spanish? When to choose: gusta vs gustan in Spanish?. Gusta (singular object) vs Gustan (plural object) – The word “gusta” is singular, this applies when the subject is only one. Examples: A Marta le gusta su casa – Marta likes her house. A mi me…
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Abuela vs Abuelita | Learn Spanish
What is the difference between abuela and abuelita? abuelita in Spanish = granny abuela in Spanish = grandma “Abuela” and “abuelita” are both Spanish words that refer to “grandmother”. However, there are some differences between them: Endearment: “Abuelita” is a more affectionate or endearing term for “grandmother” in Spanish. It is often used as a…
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Te Amo vs Quiero in Spanish
Te Amo Vs Quiero | What is the difference between Te Amo and Te Quiero? Let’s find out how and when to use te amo vs te quiero. Amar verb : to love. Querer: verb: to want, to love, to wish. When to use “te quiero” The difference is very simple, although for many of…
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Pez vs Pescado | Learn Spanish
The Difference between Pez vs Pescado Pez and Pescado = Fish Let’s find out when to use pez vs pescado in Spanish. Pez in Spanish: Simple circulation aquatic vertebrate animal, provided with fins, with the body generally covered with scales, small laminae that protect it and help maintain its body temperature, which breathes through gills…
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Señorita vs Señora | Learn Spanish
The difference between Señorita vs Señora Let’s talk about when to use señorita vs señora in Spanish. It is time to distinguish when we use – señora – and when we should use – señorita in Spanish. Señora – Sra (Ms, Madam, Mrs) is used only for married women. The word Señorita (Miss) is traditionally…
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Hacer vs Tener vs Estar in Spanish
Let’s learn when to use hacer, tener and estar in Spanish (hacer vs tener vs estar). Hacer vs Tener vs Estar in Spanish When “estar” and “to be” do not mix. Except with certain expressions that are as follows: · tener sed = to be thirsty · tener hambre = to be hungry · tener calor = to…
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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…