NADAR (Futuro simple) Learn and practice Spanish with this conjugation “NADAR (Futuro simple)”:The verb “To swim” is conjugated this way in Future simple Tense: Yo nadaré, tú nadarás, él nadará, ella nadará, nosotros nadaremos, ustedes nadarán, ellos nadarán, ellas nadarán. Practice this verbs in Future Simple using Quizlet: Do you want to practice more Spanish...
NADAR (Imperfecto) Learn and practice Spanish with this conjugation “NADAR (Imperfecto)”:The verb “To swim” is conjugated this way in Imparfait Tense: Yo nadaba, tú nadabas, él nadaba, nosotros nadábamos, ustedes nadaban, ellos nadaban, ellas nadaban. Practice this verbs in Imperfect using Quizlet: Do you want to practice more Spanish verbs in imperfect tense? Click on...
¿Dónde vives?-Spanish Question ¿Dónde vives?-Spanish question means Where do you live? This is one of the questions that you’re going to ask someone when you meet him or her for the first time right? Learn and practice the pronunciation of this question here: Practice here the question “Where do you live? (formal and informal way)”...
NADAR (Pretérito) Learn and practice Spanish with this conjugation “NADAR (Pretérito)”:The verb “To swim” is conjugated this way in Preterite Tense: Yo nadé, tú nadaste, él nadó, ella nadó, nosotros nadamos, ustedes nadaron, ellos nadaron, ellas nadaron. Practice this verbs Pretérito using Quizlet: Do you want to practice more Spanish verbs in preterite tense? Click...
La Semana Santa In this post you will find a reading about Holy Week: “La Semana Santa”. During this week, the most important days are the so-called “Pascual Triduum”, which runs from Holy Thursday to Easter Sunday, this date is very important for people and is an opportunity to reflect on faith and life. Watch this video...
NADAR (Presente) Learn and practice Spanish with this conjugation “NADAR (Presente)”:The verb “To swim” is conjugated this way in present tense: Yo nado, tú nadas, él nada, ella nada, nosotros nadamos, Ustedes nadan, ellos nadan, ellas nadan. Practice this verbs “To swim“ in present tense using Quizlet: Do you want to practice more Spanish verbs...