We have a little list of similar-looking Spanish words that might easily be confused and whose uses therefore need splitting apart. So are you ready for lista and listo (the next pair on it)?
Spanish words of the week: lista or listo? Read Post »
Time to celebrate two more similar-looking Spanish words, to examine how they are used and, in passing, to prise apart some synonyms. Today’s pair are ‘retirada’ and ‘retirado’.
Spanish words of the week: retirada or retirado? Read Post »
We continue our series on commonly confused Spanish terms with ‘mecánica’ and ‘mecánico’.
Spanish words of the week: mecánica or mecánico? Read Post »
Here we look into the most common uses of another pair of similar-looking Spanish words. Join us as we examine ‘medio’ and ‘media’.
Spanish words of the week: medio or media? Read Post »
Today we’re back counting up and setting out the differences in usage between more similar-looking Spanish nouns, and this time it’s a trio: costo, coste and costa.
Spanish words of the week: costo, coste or costa? Read Post »
It’s that time again when we map out the commonest uses of a pair of similar-looking Spanish words. Today’s duo are plano and plana.
Spanish words of the week: plano or plana? Read Post »
It’s that time of the week when we put the commonest uses of similar-looking Spanish words under the microscope. Today it’s the turn of óptica and óptico.
Spanish words of the week: óptica or óptico? Read Post »
Just as night follows day (or a la noche sigue el día), we’ve reached that time of the week when we look at how two similar-looking Spanish words are used. Today it’s retórica and retórico.
Spanish words of the week: retórica or retórico? Read Post »
It’s that time again when we examine two similar-looking Spanish nouns along with those things which differentiate them – and
Spanish words of the week: cosa or coso? Read Post »
