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By Lingobi · Published on 08/04/2025
If you’ve ever heard words like abuelita or perrito, you’ve heard diminutives in action. In this post, we’ll dive into how and when to use suffixes like -ito and -ita in Spanish to express affection, tone, or small size…
Read ArticlePublished on 07/31/2025
I just came back from Mexico thinking, “I would have gone to Teotihuacán if I had more time.” That kind of sentence in Spanish uses *hubiera*—and it’s...
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Get ready for your next trip with key Spanish phrases for booking, flying, and staying at your destination. These basics will help you feel more confi...
Read MorePublished on 07/21/2025
Reflexive verbs are a core part of Spanish, especially when describing routines, emotions, and actions done to oneself. This article explains how to u...
Read MorePublished on 07/17/2025
The Futuro Perfecto allows you to talk about things that will have happened by a specific time. It’s used just like English’s “will have done” and fol...
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