How to Say Money in Spanish (Standard and Slang)
Learn about all the ways of saying money in Spanish, both standard and slang/colloquial forms, as well as useful expressions about using money in Spanish.
The Three Meanings of 다가 (plus examples)
The Three Meanings of 다가 in Korean grammar.
9 Ways to Say Lazy in Spanish (Depending on the Region)
The classic word for lazy in Spanish is perezoso, but many Spanish speaking countries use different words for lazy. Here are all the ways to say lazy in Spanish, depending on the region.
14 Local Ways to Say How Are You in Italian
There are many different ways to ask how are you in Italian, and which you use depends on the situation. Here are the best ways to say how are you in Italian to sound like a native speaker.
38 Ways to Say Yes in Italian
Yes in Italian is simply sì. But If you want to sound like a native speaker, you’ll want to change it up. In this post, you’ll learn how the locals say yes in Italian.
5 Romantic Ways to Say My Love in Italian
One of the sweetest nicknames you can give a romantic partner or a loved one is my love. Here are all the ways to say my love in Italian to show your partner how much them mean to you!
10 Ways to Say Funny in Spanish
There are several different meanings and synonyms for funny in Spanish. In this article, you will become a master of how to say funny in Spanish.
3 Useful Ways to Say Sleep in Spanish
If you want to learn how to say sleep in Spanish, simply knowing the verb dormir, isn’t enough. Here’s how to say sleep in Spanish as a verb, a noun, and a command. We also share some useful Spanish expressions about sleep.
7 Exhaustive Ways to say Tired in Spanish
If you’re tired of using cansado to say tired in Spanish. Here are some other colloquial alternatives that are actually really commonly used to say tired in Spanish.
7 Different Uses for Why in Spanish!
Some different ways you might use Why in Spanish is to ask a question, to respond, give a reason, or a suggestion to name a few. Here are all the different contexts for correctly using why in Spanish.