It’s that time of the week when we give you a heads-up about the differences and similarities between some similar-looking Spanish words without, of course, splitting hairs. These are calva and calvo.
Spanish words of the week: calva or calvo? Read Post »
On our agenda today is another pair of similar-looking Spanish words with different meanings and uses: directiva and directivo.
Spanish words of the week: directiva or directivo? Read Post »
Two more similar-looking Spanish words with different uses are here to give our vocabulary a boost. They are tónico and tónica.
Spanish words of the week: tónico or tónica? Read Post »
Let’s continue our policy of separating out the differences in usage between pairs of similar-looking Spanish words by homing in on política and político.
Spanish words of the week: política or político? Read Post »
Two more related Spanish words are here to show off their differences in usage. These are the close cousins prima and primo.
Spanish words of the week: prima or primo? Read Post »
On today’s pop-up menu of key Spanish words with different meanings and uses our binary pair is informática and informático.
Spanish words of the week: informática or informático? Read Post »
Here we go: two more similar-looking Spanish words with different uses are laying siege to our attention. So let’s get up close and personal with cerco and cerca.
Spanish words of the week: cerco or cerca? Read Post »
On the agenda today is a critical review of the differences in usage between two more Spanish word pairs. Today’s It’s the turn of crítico and crítica.
Spanish words of the week: crítica or crítico? Read Post »
It’s that time of the week when we line up a pair of very similar-looking Spanish words and set down their differences in usage in black and white. The two we’re targeting today are blanco and blanca.
Spanish words of the week: blanco or blanca? Read Post »
