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The near future consists of "Subject" + "haber in future conjugated with the subject" + "a" + "verb in infinitive" + "rest of the sentence". For example: Jua...

All Spanish nouns are either masculine or feminine - remember nouns are all things, ideas, places, or people. You cannot predict the gender of a noun in English, for example the Spanish word for "dress&...

They are both prepositions that can be translated as "for" in English. As a rule, you can think of "por" as anything that explains the reason or the means/way through which you do somethi...

I eat an apple every Thursday :Como una (manzana) todas las jueves - (La) como todas las jueves Can you give the book to Martin: Puedes dar el libro a Martin - Puedes dar(lo) a Martin

'Ser' is used to describe the permanent state of something, aka what something is . These are qualities which aren't going to change any time soon, and are the qualities which define a person or object. Spec...