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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. Comparatives and Superlatives
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
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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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Here's a checklist to help you get the most out of my Spanish
for beginners lessons. It indicates the best order to study the lessons so that
you learn the basics first and build from there: Spanish learning checklist