Spanish Grammar and Writing: In Pictures

Our friends over at Ortografía Real have been tweeting up a storm and have been sharing a large amount of interesting tidbits about the Spanish language. We really enjoy their tweets and their Facebook page, and highly recommend you follow them.

They recently tweeted two images that nicely illustrate some very common mistakes. If we had a penny for every time someone sent us an e-mail with Hay nos vemos (correct: Ahí nos vemos) or Haber si te quedas a cenar (correct: A ver si te quedas a cenar), we would be rich. Perhaps this will clear up some of these common errors. Enjoy!

Thank you, Ortografía Real, for this gem.
Simple and priceless. A ver si se acuerdan.

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2 comments:

Viviana Spicer on August 23, 2014 at 4:27 PM said...

Ah, these are great! Just followed them on Twitter!

Judy Jenner and Dagmar Jenner on August 25, 2014 at 1:44 PM said...

@Viviana: We are happy to hear you like their feed -- very interesting indeed.

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