Learning French: hobbies, interests and activities
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Spanish words of the week: revuelta or revuelto?
Sometimes potentially confusable Spanish nouns seem intent on scrambling heads or causing a riot. To find out if that’s the case with ‘revuelta’ and ‘revuelto’, read on.
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French word of the week: aimer
If you’re here to learn about a French word, you’re in luck! In this edition of our Word of the
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What’s the difference between ‘current’ and ‘currant’?
Current and currant are homophones in English and are often confused; they are both pronounced /kʌrənt/ but have different spellings and their meanings are
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Spanish words of the week: lista or listo?
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)?
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French word of the week: mot
Welcome back to our weekly blog for French learners! Every week, we cover an interesting word to help improve your
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What’s the difference between ‘aural’ and ‘oral’?
Aural and oral are homophones in English and are often confused; they are both pronounced /ɔːrəl/ but have different spellings and their meanings are
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Spanish words of the week: retirada or retirado?
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’.
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French word of the week: pile
For this edition of our blog, we’re looking at the word pile.
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