Revelry, excess, beads—it must be Mardi Gras! Meaning “Fat Tuesday” in French, this celebration has its origins in a mix of religious traditions and pagan celebrations dating back to medieval times. From these French cultural roots stem the parades, king ... See more
To say “to share” in Spanish, you’ll typically use the verb compartir. This works if you want to express that something is being owned or used jointly or that people are taking turns. If you’re sharing, or communicating, news with someone, the right choic... See more
If you’re looking for just one word for “got” in Spanish, you’ll have to adjust your expectations. The word “got,” very common in English, has a lot of variations in Spanish, because it doesn’t have just one translation. It’s necessary to choose the word ... See more
If you’d like to say “think” in Spanish, the best place to start is to use a conjugation of the verb pensar. It will likely work well in most circumstances. In this guide, you’ll learn which prepositions to use with pensar and how it can also sometimes me... See more
To say “put” in Spanish, your most common verb is going to be poner. With this verb in its various forms, you can also talk about setting the table, feeling your emotions, and naming a pet. Learning versatile verbs like “put” is an amazing way to begin to... See more
