The abbreviation of words is not exclusive to our times; it was already common in medieval languages. Today, iScribo invites…
Today, iScribo invites you to tour the changes the Spanish language has undergone since its beginnings in medieval times until…
Today, iScribo invites you to discover the genealogical origin of Spanish and establish connections between the languages closest to it.
Today iScribo investigates the origins of seseo (absence of the pronunciation of the zeta), a characteristic shared by the variants…
The Spanish of Argentina and Uruguay is that of two sister nations, sometimes even twins. Today iScribo invites you to…
Spanish or Castilian is spoken by around five hundred million people worldwide. Today iScribo shares the origin of both terms.
Today, iScribo talks about metatheses, those errors in which the sound changes place within a word.
Learn the origin of the Spanish calendar, including the names of the days, months, and seasons of the year, with…
With iScribo, learn about the influence of Quechua and Mayan in Spanish.
The “h” is the only grapheme in Spanish that is not pronounced by itself, which is why it is called…