Que vs Cual? Just as an aside, you may be wondering why we are writing, Que vs Cual without their respective accents. Well, the answer to that is that the Google search engines don’t like accents. Why? Because most people don’t use accents when they are searching for Spanish words, and that includes the majority… Read more »
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25 VOCABULARY Ya vs Todavía LightSpeed Spanish
Ya vs Todavía. The confusion resolved. We’ve been asked to cover the confusion of Ya vs Todavía and so we decided that it was an ideal subject for a Chalk and Talk session. Really, the Ya vs Todavía confusion only exists because of one word in english that gets in the way and creates endless… Read more »
27 VOCABULARY The Aunque and Así que meaning LightSpeed Spanish
Así, Aunque and Asi Que meaning. (Así que.) Are they all so different? The quick answer is yes. However, in this Chalk and Talk lesson, inspired by Felicity and Colin we’ll cover some examples of how they are used. We’ll look at the Asi que meaning (así que) and how that compares to just using… Read more »
29 VOCABULARY Muy vs Mucho and other important words LightSpeed Spanish
Muy vs Mucho. Getting them right. It’s quite interesting how often we get the Muy vs Mucho question wrong. Mostly it has to do with our translation from English to Spanish. However, in this Chalk and Talk we go beyond the Muy vs Mucho question and look at the way that these words, along with… Read more »
31 VOCABULARY Algo, Nada and Poco vs un Poco LightSpeed Spanish
Algo and Nada, Poco vs Un poco. In this Chalk and Talk we cover some important rules about how to use Algo and Nada, especially when you are dealing with what are called ‘Uncountable nouns’. We then go on to cover the ‘poco vs un poco’ question. Watch out for the great tip to use… Read more »