Finance vocabulary
Here is list of finance-related terms. They might be useful if you decide to diversify your portfolio by investing inContinue Reading
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Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (San Miguel Nepantla, 1651 – Ciudad de México, 1695) was a Mexican nun, writerContinue Reading
Finance vocabulary
Here is list of finance-related terms. They might be useful if you decide to diversify your portfolio by investing inContinue Reading
Algunas cosas buenas y otras no tanto
Recomendaciones mensuales de Vanessa Montilla Vanessa Montilla’s monthly recommendations Un documental: The Txoko Experience Este documental se centra enContinue Reading
Juernes
‘Juernes’ is a neologism (a newly coined word) used both in Spain and Latin America to refer to a ThursdayContinue Reading
Stem-Changing Verbs
As you probably know, there are many verbs in Spanish that have a “stem change” in all their present tenseContinue Reading
Acercarse a / Alejarse de
Here are two important verbs: Acercarse (a) – To move closer (to) Alejarse (de) – To move away (from) TheseContinue Reading
Algunas cosas buenas y otras no tanto
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Top 10 most popular posts of all time
Berges Institute just turned 4! In light of the occasion, let’s take a look back at the 10 most popularContinue Reading
How do accent marks work?
As you’ve probably noticed, written Spanish has accents all over the place. They are not random, there are specific rulesContinue Reading
Frying asparagus
Here’s a funny expression: Informal: ¡Vete a freír espárragos! Formal, singular: ¡Váyase a freír espárragos! Formal, plural: ¡Váyanse a freírContinue Reading
