Carolina S.

Spanish has two generic words for *school*: **escuela** and **colegio**. I have heard different explanations for what phases of schooling each word refers to. For example, I've been told that... more

Is Spain the only country that uses *vosotros* for *you all* (informal) instead of *ustedes*? (In the second-person perspective). Examples:> Spain: *Vosotros sois inteligentes.*> Other (?):... more

The word is *sabroso* and am wondering which is the correct diminutive form? - Sabrocita, or- Sabrosita I've seen both used in writings, names of restaurants, etc. Is there a rule?

The words I learned when beginning Spanish for `east` and `west` are `este` and `oeste`, which are basically cognates of their English equivalents.But I've been told that there are other words to... more

In English, we can express the idea that something is not negative, such as:> A: What's in the box?> B: Oh, nothing.> A: **It's not nothing!**In English, the double negative (*not* and... more