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Consigue lo que quieras. Conjugation of the verb Conseguir Spanish is a wide and wild language. Why? Well, simply because we have many words that can replace just one phrase in English. Take for example the expression: “I’m sorry”, there are several words you can use to say this such as: lo siento, perdón, perdóname, disculpa, discúlpame, perdona. And on…
Me diste gato por liebre*: Conjugation of the verb Dar What if I told you that today we are going to discuss a verb that has more than fifty meanings? According to the Spanish Royal Academy (RAE, for its Spanish acronym), it has exactly fifty-four meanings, not counting its more colloquial uses! JFR, our closest equivalent to the RAE is…
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Te conozco mosco (among Colombian people, this expression is used to tell someone you know him/her very well): el verbo conocer (to know). The verb ‘’conocer’’ is one of the most used verbs in the Spanish language. However, its use is different, as long as to know can mean weather to have the knowledge about something or someone about something…
The verb ‘ir’ is one of the most used verbs in the Spanish language, we use it mainly to talk about moving something or ourselves to a place. Ir is often confused with the verb Venir, which also denotes movement, but with a different meaning. For example: ‘Voy a la fiesta’’ (I go to the party) in this case, this…
Translation: When talking about how much something is, it is translated as “to cost”. It is an irregular verb with -ar ending. Other Meanings of Costar To indicate that something is quite difficult to achieve When expressing that someone or something struggled to achieve something, the verb costar means ‘to be difficult’, ‘to find it hard’, ‘to be hard’ or…
