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Last time we spoke about the past tense of the verb “to be”, and in this lesson we’re looking at the future tense so you can talk about future events.
Today, we’re diving into the fascinating world of prepositions of location in German. So, whether you’re a beginner just starting your German journey, or a seasoned learner looking to polish
In lesson 29 of Coffee Break Portuguese, we’re learning how to make a phone call in Portuguese. Join Rafael and Ava to find out what to say when you answer
Do you know the difference between di and da? These two Italian prepositions are easily confused by learners of the language, but in this article we’re going to look at
As French learners, you have probably come across many words in French that may be short, but which can be tricky to get your head around. This is because there
With accent marks and upside-down question marks, there is a lot to think about when it comes to using Spanish question words. This is why forming questions in Spanish is
Understanding which case to use when talking about locations and destinations can be a game-changer in your German-learning journey. Today we’re focusing on prepositions of location in German. So, let’s
As a learner of Italian, you’ve probably already come across mi piace and mi piacciono. These are our two essential phrases for expressing likes and dislikes in Italian. However, these
You’ve probably come across the word on in French many times. It’s a very versatile word, but this means that it can be challenging to fully understand its meaning at
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