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Learn the origin of the Spanish calendar, including the names of the days, months, and seasons of the year, with iScribo.
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 a silent “h”. Its origin is etymological and not phonological. Come and find out with iScribo the origin of the letter “h” in Spanish.
Learn some of the most beautiful words and expressions in Spanish with iScribo and discover part of the Spanish-speaking cultures through their language.
Learn with iScribo how to use the pretérito perfecto simple and the pretérito compuesto perfecto, Spanish verb tenses that are almost the same, but not.
The ñ is the distinctive letter of Spanish. Today, iScribo invites you to learn about the origin of the letter ñ and discover what other languages use it.
Tongue twisters are phrases structured based on words with repetitive syllables that are difficult to pronounce. Speaking a language through tongue twisters is a fun way to connect with the language, so today, iScribo shows some so you can challenge your Spanish practise.
Sociolinguistics is the branch of linguistics that observes the relationships between language and society. Today, iScribo invites you to pay attention to a fascinating aspect: swearing, since the topics they address show us what raw nerve a culture hits when insulting.
Spanish is one of the most spoken languages in the world, and although all Spanish speakers can understand each other, it is essential to know that there are some subtleties. iScribo invites you to get to know some of them.
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