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Reflexive pronouns are used when the subject and the object of the verb are the same person. In other words, the person doing the action is also receiving it.

In Spanish, we often use the subjunctive mood to talk about uncertainty, doubt, or possibility. One of the most common ways to show uncertainty is with the word “quizás” (maybe/perhaps). If you’re ready to take Spanish to the next level, it’s time to get comfortable using the subjunctive!

Conveying wishful thinking in Spanish may seem challenging at first, but it's essential to adding depth and nuance to your conversations.

For, because of, in order to, by, instead of, through... If you’re starting to learn Spanish, chances are you’ve come across the words...

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