I'm trying to say "I can speak a little bit of Spanish", but I'm never sure whether the "of" would be translated as "de", or if it's included in the "un poquito" = "a little bit of"?

just learning with babbel and whenever i do my flash cards and it says "i like enchiladas in green sauce" the response is "Me gustan las enchiladas verdes."

why would I not just say "Gusto las enchiladas vedes."

Estuve viendo el segundo episodio de la serie "perdida" en Netflix y una mujer dijó: "No sabía que eras un cobarde, Ricardo". Pienso que ella hubiera usado el subjuntivo porque es un verbo de pensamiento y es negativo, también hay "que" después del verbo y en la segunda parte se trata de una otra persona (Ricardo)

O es posible usar el indicativo aquí también como en el caso de "tal vez", o "quizá"?

Por ejemplo, “los resultados.” For me to roll the r of “resultados”, I either have to take a huge pause between the words or omit the s of “los” completely. Any one else have this problem??

Does Spanish have a verb equivalent to the French ‘tutoyer’? Google doesn’t translate it 🙂

hello, is it same thing to say ''queremos quedarnos en casa hoy'' and ''queremos quedar en casa hoy''
is it necessary to add -nos to end of the verb here? if I say quedar it will be wrong?
I learn with duolingo and I don't understand the difference.

Difference between ingreso and renta? Both mean income (ingreso minimal vital and renta familiar annual), or I didn’t get it right? Gracias

The best example I can think of is "Podíamos cuidarle" – "We used to be able to take care of him". That's just 2 Spanish words doing the work of 9 English words!

Does anyone know anything that can beat it?

Fun mnemonics to make learning Spanish as a foreign language super easy and quick.

THE PRESENT, Lesson 1 – I/Yo

https://youtu.be/4Q7uuapV3xQ