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39 questions about Spanish

  • Did You Know That You Can Use Different Words in Spanish to Refer to the Same Thing?
    Category ImageSpanishVeronica RenderosVeronica Renderos

    carro = 'coche' (car), 'auto' (auto) o 'carro' (cart), vehículo (vehicle) perro = (dog), 'chucho' (puppy), 'can' (canine), o 'pata' (paw), ¡Aprender español es como tener un arsenal de palabras para elegir! ¡Anímate a descubrir más! Learning Spanish is like having an arsenal of words to choose from! So, cheer up and discover more! If you'd like to practice your Spanish conversation skills, feel free to contact me.

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  • Are you ready to embark on an exciting journey to learn Spanish?
    Category ImageSpanishMacarenaMacarena

    I’m here to guide you every step of the way! With my engaging teaching style, personalized lessons, and real-world conversation practice, you’ll not only master the language but also gain a deeper understanding of the culture.

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  • Which language do you think is harder to learn: Spanish or English?
    Category ImageSpanishJohn WalkerJohn Walker

    Which language do you think is harder to learn: Spanish or English? What are your reasons?

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    Erlenzi Quintero
    Erlenzi QuinteroCountry flag: co
    Professional teacher in language teaching.

    English vs Spanish :) It depends of the opportunities, the age, the aptitud and actitud the learner has to be in contact with the languages, I have met people who manage both languages as native people because they were in contact with the languages since they were babies.

  • If you want to improve your Spanish conversation skills, I can help you.
    Category ImageSpanishVeronica RenderosVeronica Renderos
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  • Is anyone interested in learning spanish or being bilingual? I speak both languages fluently! 😄
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    Jamari AndrewsJamari Andrews

    being Bilingual opens many doors and opportunities for any and everyone

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  • I'am looking for an Spanish Tutor (Venezuela)
    Category ImageSpanishRaphaelRaphael

    Hello Spanish tutors im looking for an Spanish Tutor especially for conversation. I spend 5 months already in central america but i forgot most of my Spanish. Im nearly fluent in in brazilian portuguese. I wanna learn how to handle the basic in Conversation in Spanish and also learn some slangs.

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  • How many of you want to learn English language to Urdu tutors?
    Category ImageSpanishEjaz A.EnglishEjaz A.English

    Can you speak urdu?

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  • What is the best method to learn Spanish or whatever language?
    Category ImageSpanishJonathan Alberto Marin MoyaJonathan Alberto Marin Moya

    As a language teacher the best method to learn a language is through the exaggeration and the acting.

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  • Why do you think livexp is the best teaching platform for Spanish tutors?
    Category ImageSpanishRhodaRhoda
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  • What is the difference between, "iba," "Fui," and "Estuve" ?
    Category ImageSpanishZachZach
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    Busola Osunlalu
    Busola OsunlaluCountry flag: ng
    Spanish Language Tutor with 7 years of experience. I teach from beginner to advanced levels.

    They are all oast tenses Iba comes from the verb IR (I was going) as an imperfect tense Fui comes from both the verb SER(was) and IR (went) as a preterite tense Estuve comes from the verb ESTAR (was) as a preterite tense

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