I literally thought 'por' was a straight translation of 'for' XD I'm glad I did a research about it and now I know the real meaning of it haha! For learners I'm sharing a simple comparison and usage between por and para because I just learned about it and wanted to share with you! Hope it helps x

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Hi Spanish learners! Did you know that passive voice in Spanish and English are different? In English, passive voice is often used with the formula of to be + Past participle or V3 but in Spanish it's very rare! Here is one example of sentence the house was sold:

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I made dis :V

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After learning Spanish, I just realised what it means all this time xDD

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I'm currently learning the conjugations of some common words, for instance ser. Can someone provide example sentence of when 'seria' and 'sea' are used? (I've learned about other words' conjugation like querer - queria, quise, quisiera)

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