Spanish words of the week: clara and claro
Here we take a closer look at another pair of similar-looking Spanish nouns whose meanings differ depending on ending and gender: ‘clara’ and ‘claro’.
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Here we take a closer look at another pair of similar-looking Spanish nouns whose meanings differ depending on ending and gender: ‘clara’ and ‘claro’.
Spanish words of the week: clara and claro Read Post »
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