By Lingobi, Published on 10/26/2025
When you learn Spanish, you often learn standard vocabulary—but real conversations use regional slang. In Nicaragua, locals use unique words and phrases that you won’t typically hear elsewhere.
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When you’re learning Spanish, you quickly notice two common verbs that mean “to drink”: beber and tomar. They often seem interchangeable, but depending on the country, situation, or context, one may sound more natural than the other.
Read More...By Lingobi, Published on 10/23/2025
Possessive pronouns in Spanish are small words with big power. They tell us who owns what — but unlike English, Spanish has two systems: the short possessive adjectives (mi, tu, su, nuestro, vuestro) and the long/stressed possessive pronouns/adjectives (mío, tuyo, suyo, nuestro, vuestro) that agree in gender and number.
Read More...By Lingobi, Published on 10/21/2025
Reaching the C2 level in Spanish means mastering the language with confidence, nuance, and native-like fluency. In this article, you'll learn what C2 really means, the skills required, and how Lingobi helps you get there...
Read More...By Lingobi, Published on 10/20/2025
Reaching the C1 level in Spanish means speaking almost like a native. You understand complex ideas, express opinions naturally, and no longer translate in your head. In this article, we explore what C1 really means, the grammar and vocabulary you need, and how Lingobi can help you get there...
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