When we read and write in Spanish, or any other language, we need to provide this text (an e-mail, a letter, a report, a memo, or even a simple note) with cohesion and coherence. Conjunctions and discourse markers play a major role in connecting your ideas logically over long stretches of text or speech. [...]
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- Ricardito commented on Idioms game:"Idioms game: 1.c., 2.i., 3.d., 4.a., 5.f., 6.h., 7.e., 8.g., 9.b."
- david carmona commented on Color…ish!:"There are hundreds of different suffixes in Spanish, and people can even invent new ones for this purpose. Sometimes diminutives are used to that effect. Other times, you can qualify the adjective by adding "medio..." or "como..." in front, if you want to play it safe. In some cases, it's not even possible. The truth"
- Bob Mills commented on Color…ish!:"The "ish: comments are very interesting. In there a common spanish add-on for other "ishes" like warm-ish / cool-ish / small-ish etc."
- Arvie commented on Feeling good?:"Hola, its a nice blog site a like it. it refresh me all the time!!! more power to you & please send me more about how to construct a sentence in spanish. I only how to translate but i dont know if the noun, adjective and direct and indirect pronoun be located in a proper"
- j. commented on Refranes: Spanish Proverbs and Sayings:""muahzzz" is like a kiss sound *muah!*"
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