If you’re learning Spanish (or if you already know the language), you can benefit from listening to it spoken by native speakers. You can even get used to listening to the language by listening to music. Here’s a list of Internet Spanish-language audio sites recommended by users of the About Spanish Language site.
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The Spanish prepositions ‘por’ and ‘para’ are a source of much confusion for English speakers learning Spanish, since they both can be translated as ‘for.’
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Conjugation of the irregular Spanish verb ‘tener.’
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Following these tips will help you get beyond the beginning level of Spanish and also prevent you from sounding less intelligent than you are.
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Reflexive pronouns and verbs are used much more in Spanish than in English. Here’s an introductory explanation of how they’re used.
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Learn about the use of ‘porque,’ ‘por qué,’ ‘por que’ and ‘porqué’ in Spanish.
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Sometimes Spanish is known as Castilian. This article explains why there are two names for the language and what the differences are between the two terms.
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Complete conjugation of the Spanish verb ‘estar.’
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