Generally spaeaking the verbs mirar and ver mean to “look” or to”see” in Spanish; for example,Miro la telvisión (I’m looking at TV) or Vemos el mar (We’re looking at the ocean).
However, when we want to say “something” or “someone” looks sad, happy, fat etc., we have to use either the
If you plan to reside or do business in Costa Rica, sooner or later you will require the services of a lawyer to handle legal matters which can range from immigration problems to even a lawsuit. It is very important to choose a bilingual attorney if your Spanish is not up to par. Even if you have a bilingual attorney you will still be confused
Having mechanical problems with your car is an unpleasant experience not to mention when you are in a country where English is not widely spoken . Memorizing the phrases and vocabulary below is an importamt Spanish survival skill which will help you communicate your car problems to your mechanic, emergency highway personnel, police or anyone
It’s well worth your while to memorize these phrases if you plan to travel or reside in a Spanish-speaking country. Knowing these expressons will help you keep appointments, make schedules, buy plane tickets, etc.
mediodía – noon
medianoche – midnight
a principios de (mayo) – at the
As you probably know by now, to ask someone how they are in Spanish you say, “¿Cómo está?” It is customary to answer this question by saying “muy bien” (very well) or “mal” (bad). However, just as in English there are other ways to tell people how you feel.
When someone asks
