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Fruits in Spanish – 114 Fruits From Around the World in Spanish

Fruits in Spanish – 114 Fruits From Around the World in Spanish

We have translated the names of 110 different fruits around the world into Spanish. As you may know, some names for fruits in Spanish are different across various Spanish-speaking countries. For example, Papaya is called 6 different words in Spanish across different countries. Bananas and avocados are called 3 different names around the world in Spanish. Below you’ll discover all the names for fruits in Spanish across all Spanish-speaking countries.

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Online Spanish Resources & Tips

Online Spanish Resources & Tips

Are you looking to find the best resources to learn Spanish? It can be a little daunting at first when you realize that sentence structure is all over the place, and that native Spanish speakers in different countries seem to speak separate languages altogether. Whether you feel Spanish is currently confusing, too quick, or simply too hard to learn, we,…

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Masculine and Feminine in Spanish (el & la): The Rules & Their Many Exceptions

Masculine and Feminine in Spanish (el & la): The Rules & Their Many Exceptions

Below are a number of words you would think should be “la” according to the rules above, but they are “el”, as they are exceptions to the el/la rules. The same thing in the other direction – the rules say it should be el, but the word is actually “la”. Below you’ll find a list of words and be able to find out for yourself if it is masculine (el) or feminine (la).

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Spanish Alphabet Sounds

Spanish Alphabet Sounds

The below chart tells you how to pronounce letters in Spanish. As you’ll learn, not only can a letter like ‘a’ sound a bit different, letters like ‘j’, ‘h’, ‘e’, and ‘i’ are completely different from English to Spanish. And then there are the double letter sounds, such as the well-known ‘rr’ and ‘ll’, but also the lesser-known sounds, ‘ga’,…

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