Spanish Adverbs Explained For Beginners

[@Baselang]

Looking for a more in-depth list of Spanish adverbs? Check out our full guide here: gotothe.link/spanish-adverbs

[@marineseen]

Thanks for the video. A couple translations into English that make more sense (to me at least!): En una escena salieron del escenario a gatas - In a scene they left the stage on all fours Me pregunto cuánto dura la obra - I wonder how long the play lasts

[@ahmedleila4420]

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[@ginnabuitrago9679]

An excellent video.

[@paullazor6000]

An interesting presentation, but yet again to absorb excellent data the Spanish presenters MUST learn to slow down. Data assimilation of such a complex topic is vital but repeatedly I keep saying slow, slow, slow slow down and breath.

[@bekahross9671]

In settings (the icon for which is shaped like a gear) you can change the speed.

[@karleepettus1279]

just pause it, or read their article

[@lauramarieriver]

hello, I thought a word like "behind" was a preposition. can a word be both a preposition and an adverb?

[@engir63]

As always makes no sense

[@jacobc1404]

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