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Masculine and feminine Spanish test

Masculine and feminine Spanish test Tests are important to learn a new language because they help you practice and test yourself. Take “Masculine and feminine Spanish Test” in order to practice Spanish masculine and feminine nouns. Before taking the Masculine or feminine test, we suggest that you learn and practice when a noun is masculine...

Venir (Futuro simple) - Spanish Circles Conjugation
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Venir (Futuro simple)

Venir (Futuro simple) Learn and practice Spanish with this conjugaisonVenir (Futuro simple)”:The verb “To come” is conjugated this way in Futur simple Tense:Yo vendré, tú vendrás, él vendrá, ella vendrá, nosotros vendremos, ustedes vendrán, ellos vendrán, ellas vendrán   Practice this verbs in Futur Simple using Quizlet: Do you want to learn more Spanish Conjugations?...

¿Cómo estás?
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¿Cómo estás?

¿Cómo estás? ¿Cómo estás? means How are you?. This is the first thing that you’re going to ask someone when you meet him or her for the first time right? Learn and practice the pronunciation of this question here: Practice here some word with Spanish “How are you?/ (How is it going?)” Use this question...

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La doctora y el policía

La doctora y el policía Practice your Spanish Vocabulary with the short conversation: La doctora y el policía (The doctor and the policeman). This little conversation will help you to practice Spanish conversations in a friendly setting.   Spanish English Prita : Buenos días, soy Prita, encantada de conocerte. ¿Cuál es tu nombre? Prita :...

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Notar vs Darse Cuenta – WhyNotSpanish

Notar vs Darse Cuenta – WhyNotSpanish In this post, “Notar vs Darse Cuenta – WhyNotSpanish”, María shows you the difference between “notar” and “darse cuenta” words that are used very often in Spanish. You will learn very useful vocabulary and expressions about objects, clothes, etc. in Spanish. This video will help you improve your vocabulary...

Venir - Preterito - Spanish circles conjugation
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Venir (Pretérito)

Venir (Pretérito) Learn and practice Spanish with this conjugaison “Venir (Pretérito)”: The verb “To come” is conjugated this way in Preterite Tense: Yo vine, tú viniste, él vino, ella vino, nosotros vinimos, ustedes vinieron, ellos vinieron, ellas vinieron. Practice this verbs Pretérito using Quizlet: Do you want to learn more Spanish Conjugations? Click on the...

Emociones positivas y negativas-Positive and negative emotions
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Emociones positivas y negativas-Positive and negative emotions

Emociones positivas y negativas-Positive and negative emotions In this post “Emociones positivas y negativas-Positive and negative emotions” you will learn and practice Spanish vocabulary about the emotions. Positive emotions like alegría, amor y esperanza and negative emotions like tristeza, ira, etc. Enjoy this vocabulary! Positive and negative emotions –  flashcards  Positive and negative emotions...

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Vocabulary Level 1 Spanish Test

Vocabulary Level 1 Spanish Test Tests are an important tool to learn a new language because they help you practice and test yourself.  Take Vocabulary Level 1 Spanish Test in order to see how is you Spanish vocabulary level. Before taking this test, we suggest you to practice Spanish Vocabulary Level 1. Once you have...

Prepositions Test
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Prepositions Test

Prepositions Test Tests are important to learn a new language because they help you practice and test yourself. Take “prepositions test” in order to practice Spanish prepositions. Before taking this test we suggest you to practice the conjugation of the verbs to go (ir) and to come from (venir). Once you have completed the test...

Aburrirse (Presente) - Spanish Circles Conjugation
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Aburrirse (Presente)

Aburrirse (Presente) Learn and practice Spanish with this conjugaison “Aburrirse (Presente)”:The verb “To be bored” is conjugated this way in present tense: Yo me aburro, tú te aburres, él se aburre, ella se aburre, nosotros nos aburrimos, ustedes se aburren, ellos se aburren, ellas se aburren. Practice this verbs in present tense using Quizlet: Do you...