French word of the week: envoyer
Welcome back to another edition of our blog! To expand your vocabulary this week, we’ve chosen to look at the … Continued
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Spanish words of the week: chico or chica?
Today we’re looking at the uses of chico and chica (and also contrasting these words with a few other Spanish terms for the younger ones among us).
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Spanish word of the week: quedarse
Quedarse is what’s technically called a ‘pronominal verb’, a verb used with a reflexive pronoun that agrees with the subject.
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Learning French: the world of work
While learning a new language can sometimes feel like a full-time job in itself, you might also find yourself on
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What is the difference between ‘surely’, ‘definitely’, ‘certainly’ and ‘naturally’?
It can be difficult for learners to know when to use each of these very similar adverbs, This short guide
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French word of the week: nom
Thanks for joining us again for yet another French word of the week! This Monday, we’re going to tell you
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Learning Spanish: porque or por qué?
Today we’re looking at another two commonly confused Spanish words and expressions: porque and por qué; and while we’re about it, we’ll touch on two more variations on a theme.
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Spanish words of the week: retrospectivo or retrospectiva?
This week we’re looking at the most common uses of another Spanish word pair: retrospectivo and retrospectiva.
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French word of the week: place
Welcome back! I’s time for another French word of the week. Today, we’re going to delve into the details of
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