Spanish word of the week: despertar
despertar VERB to wake up Despertar means to wake … up, that is when you wake someone else up. In … Continued
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Spanish word of the week: pan
el pan NOUN bread; loaf pan integral wholeweat bread Compré dos panes. I bought two loaves. What do you think
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Spanish word of the week: cien
cien ADJECTIVE, PRONOUN a hundred Cien is the shortened version of ciento and both mean a hundred. Which one you
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Asking about places to stay in English
Our last article showed you how you could tell people your name and how to say what you do. Moving
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Telling people your name and what you do in English
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Learning German: Making sure you’ve understood
When learning a language, our understanding of what’s being said normally comes before our ability to be able to speak
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Learning Italian: Making sure you’ve understood!
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Asking for somewhere to stay or live in English
Our last article was the final article in the series giving useful phrases you can use when travelling. But what
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Saying what you like, dislike or prefer in English
Our last article looked at how you can ask for things. You may then want to talk about what you
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