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¡Feliz cumpleaños a nuestro héroe filipino, Dr. José Rizal!

✨ ISANG PAGPUGAY KAY G*T. JOSE RIZAL ✨

Rizal’s vision for the nation was deeply intertwined with the physical spaces that shaped our history, from the stone structures of Intramuros to the streets that bore witness to our awakening. As we celebrate his 165th birth anniversary, we honor his legacy not just through his words, but by safeguarding the tangible heritage and historic urban landscapes he fought to define. Revitalizing these sacred grounds ensures that the collective memory of our heroes remains an active, breathing part of our modern identity.

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The verb VIVIR (to live) is another common verb in Spanish. Let's learn how to use this verb in present indicative tense.

(Yo) Vivo = I live
(Tú) Vives = You (informal) live
(Él/Ella/Usted) Vive = He/She lives / You (formal) eat
(Nosotros/Nosotras) Vivimos = We live
(Vosotros/Vosotras) Vivís = You all (informal) live
(Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes) Viven = They/You all (formal) live

Note: Personal pronouns are generally omitted in spoken and even in written Spanish. These are only used for emphasis or clarity when there is a risk of confusion.

Level: A1/A2 (Beginner)

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The verb COMER is one of the most common verbs in Spanish. To use it in a meaningful sentence, we need to conjugate it to match with the doer of the action. Let's learn how to use this verb in present indicative tense.

(Yo) Como = I eat
(Tú) Comes = You (informal) eat
(Él / Ella / Usted) Come = He / She / You (formal) eat
(Nosotros/Nosotras) Comemos = We eat
(Vosotros/Vosotras) Coméis = You all (informal) eat
(Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes) Comen = They / You all (formal) eat

Note: Personal pronouns are generally omitted in spoken and even in written Spanish. These are only used for emphasis or clarity when there is a risk of confusion.

Level: A1/A2 (Beginner)

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The verb HABLAR is one of the first verbs we learn in Spanish. Let's learn how to use them in present indicative tense.

Hablo = I speak
Hablas = You speak (informal)
Habla = He/She speaks, You speak (formal)
Hablamos = we speak
Habláis = You all speak (informal)
Hablan = They speak, You all speak (formal)

Note: The letter "H" is always silent in Spanish. So HABLAR is pronounced as /a-blar/, HABLO as /a-blo/, etc.

Level: A1 (absolute beginner)

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If you want to do something and want to express it in Spanish, the word "Quiero" is what you need to use.

Pattern:

Quiero + ________ (verbo).
I want + ________ (verb).

Level: A2 (advance beginner)

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Did you know that you can say your name in Spanish in many ways?

You may choose any of the following ways:

Me llamo + ___________.
Soy + ___________.
Mi nombre es + ___________.

Level: A1 (absolute beginner)

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Let's learn how to express feelings in Spanish!

Level: A2 (advance beginner)

Note: In Spanish, words for feelings are adjectives. They must match the gender and number of the person feeling them.

Example: emocionado --> emocionada if the person is a female

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In English, there are only seven (7) personal pronouns, but in Spanish, there are actually at least 12! These pronouns are used depending on whether the subject is singular or plural, male or female, or even formal or informal! Let's learn them.

Level: A1 (absolute beginner)

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