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Spanish Lessons
Conjunctions
Conjunctions provide a link between similar words or groups of words,
such as nouns, verbs, people, and clauses.
Weather
Learn how to talk about the weather in Spanish.
Falsos Amigos - False Cognates
There are a hundreds of word pairs that look similar in Spanish and English,
but that mean very different things. Avoid misunderstandings with these
explanations for five new false cognates:
autor/author, cámara/camera, cargo, defraudar/defraud, and suceder/succeed.
Demonstrative Adjectives
(Este, Eso, Aquel)
Demonstrative adjectives (this, that, these, those) are words which indicate
a specific noun. Spanish demonstrative adjectives are more complicated than
their English counterparts, because there are three different sets and they must agree in gender and number with the noun
they modify.
Spanish Listening

Puerta del Sol is an
audiomagazine for intermediate and advanced Spanish students, and is versatile
enough to be used by teachers, independent students, homeschoolers, travelers,
or anyone else who is interested in authentic Spanish listening practice. Read
my in-depth review of this Spanish learning tool: Puerta del Sol
Learn Spanish
Spanish verbs that end in -UAR are conjugated with the same endings as
regular -AR verbs, but most -UAR verbs require accents in certain
conjugations.
-UAR Verbs
Interrogative pronouns are used to ask the questions who, what, which, and how much/many.
Interrogative Pronouns (Qué, Quién, Cuál, Cuánto, Dónde)
Figuring out how to pronounce a new Spanish word is fairly easy, because there are
consistent rules about how to pronounce each letter, and only two silent
letters.
Silent Letters
Certain aspects of Spanish tend to be difficult for students, so
here are some lessons to help you avoid making common Spanish
mistakes.
Spanish Mistakes and Difficulties
Spanish
Practice
If you're ready to use your Spanish in the real world, or you want to keep
studying but can't afford traditional classes, consider don Quijote's work
study program. By working in a Spanish hotel or country house, you can earn
room and board, take intensive group Spanish classes, and get to use your
Spanish in real-life situations.
Spanish Work Study
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