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[2023-12-10] Discover Fun New Spanish Words With Us, Plus a Joke You'll Love!

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Are you ready to dive deeper into the exciting world of Spanish? We know you'll love this newsletter - not only have we got a joke that'll make you laugh (promise!), but we're also introducing fantastic words like 'lentamente', 'elegir', 'oscuro', 'enorme', and 'raramente'.
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lentamente

This adverb is used in reference to slow action or when giving instructions for caution or care.

Here's how to use it:

  • Lentamente, comenzó a entender el problema.
  • Estoy comiendo lentamente para saborear la comida.
  • Él lentamente abrió la puerta.

elegir

The Spanish word 'elegir' translates to 'pick' in English. It is used in the same way as in English. For example, when selecting or choosing something among options. It also implies the act of making a choice or decision. Just like in English, 'elegir' is used both in literal and figurative contexts.

Here's how to use it:

  • Es difícil elegir entre estos dos vestidos.
  • Elegí este coche porque es más económico.
  • Para elegir correctamente, tienes que considerar todas las opciones.

oscuro

The word 'oscuro' in Spanish refers to the lack of light in a physical space or the colour black, akin to its usage in English. It can be used describing the colour of an object, the weather, or a room. It can also be metaphorically used for describing situations or moods that are gloomy or depressing, just like in English-language usage.

Here's how to use it:

  • Tengo miedo cuando está oscuro.
  • El chocolate oscuro es mi favorito.
  • Detesto los días oscuros y lluviosos.

enorme

The Spanish word 'enorme' is used to describe something that is very large in size, amount, or degree. It is used similarly to the English word 'huge'. For example, 'Ese edificio es enorme' translates to 'That building is huge'. It can be applied to physical objects, abstract concepts, and even metaphorical expressions.

Here's how to use it:

  • Tú comes una manzana enorme.
  • Esa casa es enormemente grande.
  • Tienes un enorme futuro por delante.

raramente

It communicates actions, occurrences that are not occurring frequently, it talks about unusual or scarcely happening subjects.

Here's how to use it:

  • Raramente voy al cine.
  • Ellos raramente comen pizza.
  • Mi madre raramente se pone furiosa.
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