Struggling with ser vs estar in some instances. (More in comment)2yr ⋅ chaos__shadow ⋅ r/learnspanish
I'm playing the new Pokemon in Spanish, and failed an interview. Am i being insulted right now?1yr ⋅ SeasonedRice ⋅ r/learnspanish
I found this in my Spanish dictionary yesterday; I figured this might be useful for some people 😊 it’s SMS abbreviations for Spanish.3yr ⋅ CorrectSpinach ⋅ r/learnspanish
Came across this example on SpanishDictionary why is this que instead of cual? My understanding was que was for general information while cual was for choices.3mo ⋅ knowledgenthusiast ⋅ r/learnspanish
Wouldn't this mean They eat rice with chicken instead of They are eating rice and chicken?9mo ⋅ J-Kole ⋅ r/learnspanish
I love when languages have words for concepts that you do not have in your native tongue;3yr ⋅ TheRenaissanceKid888 ⋅ r/learnspanish
The different ways to say 'how are you' in Spanish, organized by most formal to least formal4yr ⋅ michiganmaestra ⋅ r/learnspanish
To anyone confused with the use of Usted and Tu. (Original by u/SweatyMoleDude )4yr ⋅ WeirdMexicanGirl ⋅ r/learnspanish
TIL that the Spanish phrase for roller coaster is montana Rusa - Russian mountain3yr ⋅ TurnOffYourPC ⋅ r/learnspanish
Is this too many words to not understand to be able to read this book? I understand the general idea of what was being described but didn’t know some words (the highlighted ones)10mo ⋅ calzoneman129 ⋅ r/learnspanish
PICKED THE WRONG LANGUAGE TO MESS WITH. Here's a verb chart I made for 'To Do'3yr ⋅ Pseudo_Homo ⋅ r/learnspanish
It's hard at first, and a lot of native speakers don't use them right ( kind of like the your/you're situation) but you should learn this : ) they're almost indistinguishable when spoken but not when writing3yr ⋅ acme1301 ⋅ r/learnspanish
Why is nuevo placed before the noun here? is there some sort of rule for this?1yr ⋅ KevDevX ⋅ r/learnspanish
¿Podeis decirme si estas frases son correctas y suenan naturales? Espanol castellano por favor.2yr ⋅ centurytanuki ⋅ r/learnspanish
I wish I didn't need this but I'm oddly proud of the result.3yr ⋅ tohellwithyourcrap ⋅ r/learnspanish
How would I translate the last sentence, tienen buena punteria? I feel like that's only with guns.1yr ⋅ ActEazy ⋅ r/learnspanish
When to use which word first? Would 'este es' be more natural?1yr ⋅ CarlottaValentia ⋅ r/learnspanish
Why was this wrong? I thought pronouns weren’t mostly necessary to add.1yr ⋅ cthuluhooprises ⋅ r/learnspanish
Why is el used before chocolate? Why is it not just chocolate tiene azucar?1yr ⋅ Duck_Go_Quack ⋅ r/learnspanish
Why is the order of 'diferentes pueblos' correct? I thought the description was always after the word.4mo ⋅ valkyrie1001 ⋅ r/learnspanish
My apologies but I thought this shirt was hilarious. Might come in handy on my next trip to the Caribbean4yr ⋅ PowerlineTyler ⋅ r/learnspanish
Can you please explain when and why como and de are used in these examples.4mo ⋅ ztoned_and_cold ⋅ r/learnspanish
Endings that belong to feminine words in Spanish! (-almost- always)4yr ⋅ Gabriel_David ⋅ r/learnspanish
Common Spanish Expressions - Estar mas perdido que un pulpo en un garaje3yr ⋅ OurFavSongs_YT ⋅ r/learnspanish
just saw this meme and i'm a little confused, isn't al used for locations? like fue al parque? shouldn't it be como que perdiste tu bebe/el bebe?1yr ⋅ elfareversa ⋅ r/learnspanish
Is cat belly a nickname for a friend here? Otherwise this sentence makes no sense to me.1yr ⋅ Mr-Scrubs ⋅ r/learnspanish
Acabo de aprender la frase como un hongo y solo puedo pensar en eso2yr ⋅ chowder3907 ⋅ r/learnspanish
Hi, I was playing TLOU2 and found this map. I thought mapa was masculine, but here they used la. Is it right?3yr ⋅ ZacharyFam ⋅ r/learnspanish
I have nobody to share this with so ig I'll post it here. I finally got a perfect score on one of the practice passages in my ap Spanish practice book and I'm so happy/proud4yr ⋅ Dutch_Windmill ⋅ r/learnspanish
Why is one ser and the other estar when they both seem to be opinions?1yr ⋅ failed_asian ⋅ r/learnspanish
What does this mean? I assume nenito is little child but I can’t find tiguena anywhere. Is he asking if the man is pregnant?2yr ⋅ sayswhat ⋅ r/learnspanish
Netflix has added the ability to slow down the playback speed! Really helps while watching in Spanish3yr ⋅ jonah3272 ⋅ r/learnspanish
if I was asking did you take the train? then wouldn't the conjugation be tomaste?1yr ⋅ justy91793 ⋅ r/learnspanish
What’s the difference between “con una vista del mar“ and “con vista al mar”?1yr ⋅ Samartly ⋅ r/learnspanish
Como se llama la palabra “se” en la frase “se me olvidaron las llaves”. Es decir, pertenece a cual de estas diez categorias? Quiero mejorar mi comprension para hablar en una manera mas natural.3yr ⋅ spaghettimacaroni ⋅ r/learnspanish
Is this translation really correct? My verb app says that the verb quedar means to stay/remain?1yr ⋅ sketchybutter ⋅ r/learnspanish
I recently learned the hard way that adjectives must match the ending of the word they're describing. Whoops.4yr ⋅ ectotechbiologist ⋅ r/learnspanish
Examples of dobletes: pairs of words that share the same etymology in which one (la palabra patrimonial) has an uninterrupted history going back to Vulgar Latin and the other (el cultismo) was borrowed directly from Latin into Spanish later on.1yr ⋅ adescuentechable ⋅ r/learnspanish
Why??? I'm trying not to give up on learning but it gets frustrating sometimes. Why do I need para. Wouldn't this translate to I need something for to eat2yr ⋅ WastedSmarts ⋅ r/learnspanish
Is it “alegra” or “alegro” ?? I’m just trying to say I’m glad that they agree.2yr ⋅ Ethanzap02 ⋅ r/learnspanish
I need guidance understanding why it's va llegando instead of esta llegando in this sentence?1yr ⋅ Dr_Shmacks ⋅ r/learnspanish
