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Romper
The verb “romper” means “to break”. This can mean the literal kind of breaking, mobile screens, bones, fencing, that kind of thing, and also in the non-physical context of relationships[…]
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Reír
“Reír” expresses a wonderful human activity which we don´t do enough of, and that is “to laugh”. As a verb it doesn´t give us a lot to laugh about as[…]
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Querer
“Querer” is one of the most commonly used verbs in everyday speech, as it is the infinitive of the word “quiero” (I want) which is a staple for going shopping,[…]
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Perder
“Perder” is a verb that means “to lose” and also “to miss” in the sense of missing a bus or your favourite TV programme. It is a root-changing verb which[…]
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Spanish Classes – September 2018
I will be starting Spanish classes in Jacarilla (near Bigastro and Orihuela) on week commencing Monday 10th September 2018. I have classes at various levels including a new group of[…]
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