
Another badge. Thank God.

Another badge. Thank God.


I finished the June challenge in DuoLingo!
Learning the Spanish alphabet—called el alfabeto or el abecedario in Spanish—is essential to learning the language. In addition to knowing the …
Your guide to the Spanish alphabet
So cool!

Thank God for another day of consistency. And now to work on the focus.
Also, did you know Duolingo does chess now?
Almost as soon as you start studying Spanish, you’re bound to notice something frustrating: Many words look similar! This is especially true for the …
Demonstrative adjectives in Spanish: how to use “este,” “esta,” and all the others
If you’re a big learner of Spanish like I am? You might benefit from this insightful article.
Check it out.

This is a personal record when it comes to completing these Duolingo challenges. I finished this on the 14th day of the month. Typically I would finish on the 20th.
I committed to doing all the daily quests every day which takes about 20 minutes of time. I was motivated to complete those this month. Look at the rewards!
Onwards and upwards!
Do you confuse the words since and for? Some languages only have one word that means both, so it’s common for learners to mix them up! 759 more words
Tips for using “since” and “for” in English
Think it’s as simple as one word for yes and another for no? Then give this a read!
Yes, and…: Learning the different ways the world says “yes”
