By Lingobi, Published on 11/02/2025
Spanish direct and indirect object pronouns like lo, la, le, les, me, and te can be confusing at first. Learn how to tell them apart, when to use each, and how to combine them correctly with examples and clear explanations...
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When learning Spanish, some nouns will surprise you — like *la mano* (feminine) and *el agua* (masculine). These exceptions have clear linguistic reasons that make sense once you understand them...
Read More...By Lingobi, Published on 10/29/2025
One of the first phrases most Spanish learners want to know is how to say “I love you.” But when you look it up, you’ll find not one, but two common options: te quiero and te amo.
Read More...By Lingobi, Published on 10/28/2025
Have you ever gone to a market in Latin America and asked for an avocado, only to hear a completely different word than you expected?
Read More...By Lingobi, Published on 10/27/2025
When you start learning Spanish, one of the most confusing things is realizing that English’s simple verb “to know” splits into two in Spanish: saber and conocer.
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