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¡Hola, Socios! This week we have the first in a two part Chalk and Talk session about the Spanish SE and how you can understand it more easily when you read books and articles. Many students talk of the confusion they have when they see the Spanish SE in their books linked with other pronouns…. Read more »
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Understanding SE in Spanish and how ‘It happened to me!’ Here we finish off the series on the pronouns by dealing with how to understand SE in Spanish when it is used in what we call the ‘victim structure’. Simply put, this is when we want to say that something happened that was outside of… Read more »
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The Spanish YO and the ME and the MÍ. In this Chalk and Talk requested by Jean Dook, (hola, Jean) we look at the way that we use the Spanish Yo alongside the other first person pronouns like ME and MÍ. Unlike the English ‘I’, the Spanish YO has a couple of jobs that can… Read more »
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The Spanish LE and why it appears in strange places. Perhaps you have already got your Spanish LE under control, perhaps you haven’t. It really doesn’t matter. In this lesson we cover just what is going on in some of the more weird sentences. However, we also review just exactly how you can understand any… Read more »
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Spanish Pronominal verbs and how they work. Spanish pronominal verbs are not well known for their name. In fact, it’s very likely that you don’t know what the word Pronominal means (it comes from ‘pronouns’). However, you already know very well what Spanish pronominal verbs are, you just didn’t know they were called by that… Read more »
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