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The use of the subjunctive with no creo (I don’t believe) compared to its affirmative forms.
In ELE (Spanish as a Foreign Language) classes, one of the most common doubts among students is the use of the subjunctive in structures like no creo que (I don’t believe that), no pienso que (I don’t think that), no imagino que (I can’t imagine that), as opposed to...
Learning Spanish Vocabulary: Strategies and Benefits
Learning a new language is an adventure that opens doors to new cultures, people, and opportunities. Among the various aspects of learning Spanish, one of the most important is vocabulary. Let's explore the importance of vocabulary in learning Spanish, the most...
Difference between “POR” and “PARA” in Spanish
The difference between "por" and "para" in Spanish is one of the issues that causes the most confusion for Spanish learners. They are often used interchangeably, but they have different meanings and uses. Understanding these differences can be fundamental to mastering...
The Thousand Faces of the Verb “Tener” in Spanish
The Thousand Faces of the Verb "Tener" in Spanish The verb "tener" in Spanish is one of the first verbs that students have to learn. This small yet powerful verb holds a wealth of meanings and uses that often don't translate literally into other languages. One of the...
The Past Tenses in Spanish: A Journey Through Time
In the realm of the Spanish language, verb tenses assume a pivotal role with a unique character when it comes to communicating and narrating past events. Spanish past tenses offer a rich and detailed means of recounting stories and past experiences. In this blog post,...
Spanish varieties in the United States: a linguistic tapestry
Spanish varieties in the United States One of the most spoken and fascinating variations of our language is the Spanish spoken throughout the United States. By 2026, the United States will become the second-largest Spanish-speaking country globally, with one-third of...
Uso de “para que” en español
At Marta's Spanish Class, we love working with videos in class, and our students also really enjoy learning through short films 😉. In this post, we have chosen a little story about how things are not always what they seem. It's an excellent video to practice purpose...
La Navidad en España
Ya se acerca la Navidad y en nuestras clases estamos trabajando mucho vocabulario mientras aprendemos las costumbres y las tradiciones en España durante esas fechas. En esta presentación interactiva os explicamos algunos de nuestros ritos o peculiaridades en la...
Diferencias en el español de España y México
Las diferencias entre el español de México y de España son notables. El español hablado en España o en México no es homogéneo. Cada región tiene sus propios modismos, como en el resto de los países de habla hispana. El léxico de origen náhuatl Sin embargo, es posible...
Perífrasis verbales en español
Las perífrasis verbales en español aparecen en cualquier conversación o texto escrito constantemente. Son construcciones que tienen dos o más verbos pero su significado es el de uno solo. A menudo, los verbos que las constituyen llevan una preposición que determina el...
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