How to Stop Translating in your Head
There comes a time in every advanced language learner’s life, that they will stop translating in their head. This is the moment in which speaking in your second language becomes truly organic;...
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Things Argentinians say
Six months ago, I wrote about what I had learnt from Argentinians. After spending a year in Argentina, I have finally stopped eating dulce de leche every day, I use un par to describe...
10-Minute Pronunciation Boost!
It can be difficult to change habits of pronunciation. Sometimes, you may know how to pronounce a word correctly by itself, but reading a sentence fast can lead you to say things incorrectly. We...
Some MORE common mistakes Spanish speakers make
Last week we highlighted some common mistakes Spanish speakers make in English. Here is another collection of difficulties for Hispanophones. Uncountable or unpluralisable words Most uncountable words are the same in English and Spanish;...
Some common mistakes Spanish speakers make in English
If you have Chinese as a mother tongue, learning English is very difficult, as there are no shared roots between the two languages. However, native Spanish speakers have an advantage; 30-40% of English comes...
