Spanish Made Easy - Unlock Your Hidden Knowledge. Part 1
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Spanish Made Easy - Unlock Your Hidden Knowledge: Part 1
Discover How Much Spanish You Already Know!
Did you know that you might already be familiar with hundreds, if not thousands, of Spanish words? In this series, we’ll explore how English and Spanish share a wealth of vocabulary, giving you a head start in using these words daily.
Ible and Able Words
English words ending in "able" or "ible" often have Spanish equivalents with identical meanings. For instance, words like "favorable," "formidable," "considerable," "admirable," and "honorable" are the same in both languages. The same goes for "ible" words such as "combustible," "comestible," "horrible," "terrible," and "impossible."
An interesting tip is that if you remove the suffix, the root word can often be used in Spanish as well. For example, dropping "ible" from "terrible" leaves "terror," which works in both languages.
While these words may look the same, they have different pronunciations in Spanish, which we’ll cover in later articles.
Modern Words
Languages evolve over time, often adopting new words from scientific and technological advancements. Shared words in these fields include "alcohol," "eclipse," "bacteria," "laser," and "television." Although these words come from various disciplines, they'll require Spanish pronunciation changes.
Cultural Crossover
With the rise of global communication, cultural boundaries are blurring, allowing words to cross into everyday use in multiple languages. Words with significant cultural references, like "golf," "director," "album," "comic," "ballet," and "video," are often interchangeable.
As this crossover works both ways, you're likely familiar with many Spanish words already used in English. These include "adios" (goodbye), "bandido" (bandit), "chorizo" (sausage), "cerveza" (beer), and "tortilla" (omelet).
Try noting how many Spanish words you encounter daily?"you might be surprised!
This is just the beginning of unlocking your hidden knowledge. Stay tuned for Part 2!
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