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My son's dual immersion Spanish homework. I'm very early in my own Spanish learning journey. What does "La hoja esta chica" mean here? I can't find references in my own textbook of chica as...

Llama: llama (cool, that one is easy). But then we have: Llama: calls. Llama: flame. Make it make sense.

Was curious to see if an equivalent of the word "parent" existed in Spanish besides saying "padre" and "madre.

Someone said Que quieres to me and as someone who doesn’t speak Spanish I’m unsure of how to take it/its tone. If someone says que quieres to you or you are saying it, is it taken in a rude way or...

Something I noticed when learning spanish is that there's certain things that just don't translate properly.They sound fine to a native but to a person learning may sound rude but there's no harm...

My mom and dad have called me “mijo” for as long as I can remember, and I only found out it’s “mi hijo” squashed together when I started relearning Spanish, and discovered fast that Spanish is...

I'm learning Spanish and am very new to it. I know how to pronounce things very well because of being around a lot of Puerto Ricans in my area and my grandpa of course. But one thing I noticed is...

Okay, I am learning Spanish and the community I surround myself with is mostly Mexican. Does anyone know some Mexican slang that isn’t out of date? I feel like people are always using words that I...

Recently, because I was writing to improve my Spanish it dawned on me that I’m completely unaware of the names of classic schoolyard pranks in Spanish. The internet told me that wedgies are known...

Hello, all! I have been seeing more and more of this Duolingo. I had understood that a sentence like this must begin with an object pronoun such that this sentence should begin with Les. I had...