Spanish topics?
What are the most important grammatical topics in Spanish? If anyone can think of anything else I could learn, I'd appreciate it.
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But maybe you got something? I mean I may not be perfect yet, but I understand it as far as possible
Indirect and direct object, ser – estar, verbalperiphrasen, fixed twists, the debate, in particular if it is to sound uniform and not from everywhere something, and 1000 small things that can be overlooked next to it, such as pluralism, e.g. letters or foreign words, the pronunciation of historical or regional language names, Latinisms, Latin American Spanish etc.
Always where several words together have a transmitted meaning and do not correspond to the literal sense.
Thank you. But one more thing: what do you mean with fixed turns?