Spanish negative pronouns
What are the negative pronouns in Spanish and how to use them? Follow the guide below from our Spanish courses in Mexico and practice through an immersive experience.
Study Spanish Superlative Adjectives
Spanish superlative adjectives are often complex and with the following guide from Alegre’s Spanish courses in Mexico you will be able to understand them and use them correctly.
Why to study with Spanish flashcards?
Spanish flashcards are widely used and very effective to complement Spanish courses or other language courses. This material is designed for those who already have a good command of the Spanish language and want to expand their vocabulary.
Spanish difficulties that you will solve in these Spanish classes in CDMX
Alegre Spanish Schools’ Spanish classes in CDMX will allow you to overcome the following 10 difficulties to learn the language and master Spanish.
Study spanish definite and indefinite articles
The spanish definite and indefinite articles are words to name the subject and the construction of sentences in the language.
Study Spanish articles in Spanish courses in Mexico
Studying Spanish articles can be tricky, but with this guide from our Spanish courses you will learn how to use them.
Spanish classes for healthcare professionals
Taking Spanish classes for healthcare professionals is essential for accessing information and studies at an international level. In addition to widening the circle of personal and professional relationships in the field of health.
Things to learn in Spanish class
There are many things to learn in Spanish class, but we decided to group them into three main features that differentiate between taking Spanish classes in a Spanish-speaking foreign country and a textbook, local courses in your country or virtual courses.
Study Spanish by speaking from day one in our Spanish Schools
Study Spanish by speaking is one of the easiest ways to learn the language, so students look for practical Spanish courses that allow them to increase their level of knowledge and skills quickly.
Ser vs estar: Learn the differences at our Spanish Schools in Mexico
Ser vs estar are two similar verbs in Spanish and have become one of the challenges for beginners in our Spanish courses. For this reason, we designed a learning guide to learn the differences and conjugations.
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