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By Lingobi · Published on 04/19/2025
The verb hacer means “to do” or “to make,” and it’s irregular in the present tense. Forms like hago, haces, hacemos are essential in everyday Spanish. Try using them in your own sentences...
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Creating a Spanish learning routine—even just 20 minutes a day—can lead to major progress over time. A little every day keeps the language fresh in yo...
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Interested in crypto? Spanish speakers use words like “criptomoneda” for cryptocurrency and “cadena de bloques” for blockchain. Learn some key terms y...
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In Spanish, historia means both “story” and “history.” With the right context, it’s easy to tell them apart. For example, a scary story is una histori...
Read MorePublished on 04/15/2025
Intonation can make or break your Spanish pronunciation. I practice by listening to music and repeating the way artists sing each phrase. Reading the...
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