¡La Esquina de la Gramática! Rule 17
Halla, haya, and aya. Very different meanings! The majority of Spanish speaking people pronounces “ll” and “y” the same way, but it is...
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¡La Esquina de la Gramática! Rule 16
Has vs. Haz. What is the difference? “Has” corresponds to the verb “Haber”, and it is the second person of the present perfect tense. For...
¡La Esquina de la Gramática! Rule 15
Dequeismo. Anyone familiar with this term? If you went to school in a Spanish speaking country, you might remember it from your Spanish...
¡La Esquina de la Gramática! Rule 14
Los ciudadanos y las ciudadanas, los niños y las niñas, los alumnos y las alumnas I hear this question a lot when translating from...
¡La Esquina de la Gramática! Rule 13
The adverb “solo” and the demonstrative pronouns, no accent marks anymore The word “solo”, when it is an adverb and means “solamente”...
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