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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: discusión/discussion, equivocado/equivocal, nudo/nude, pie, and tabla/table.
Falsos Amigos - False Cognates

Spanish comparatives and superlatives are fairly simple. Comparatives are the comparison of one thing to another (more, less, or as), while superlatives indicate that one person/thing is the most, best, least, or worst in comparison to others.
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Certain aspects of Spanish tend to be difficult for students, so here are some lessons to help you avoid making common Spanish mistakes.
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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.
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