As some of you already know, as a fellow at the Guatemalan Academy of Language (a corresponding member of the Royal Spanish Academy), I had the opportunity to participate as a researcher and co-author of *El sabor chapín: Guatemalan Gastronomic Dictionary, Volume I: Savory Dishes*, published by the Guatemalan Academy of Language. This dictionary Read more
Today is a good day to remember that, according to the Spanish Spelling Guide, nouns and adjectives that are part of the names of holidays (of any kind) are capitalized. So the correct ways to wish someone a happy holiday today would be: Happy Day of Love, Happy Saint’s Day. Read more
We've set the date for the next writing workshop! We'll start on Wednesday, October 2, 2024. We'll meet on three Wednesdays from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. (Guatemala time, GMT -6) via Google Meet. You'll have access to the recordings and all the materials until October 31. Read more
By analogy with the pronouns “mí” and “sí,” we often see it accented; however, it should not be accented because it is a monosyllable and is not one of those words that carry a diacritical accent (⊗tí). “Ti” never carries an accent. #GetAGrammarCheckerInYourLife Read more here: https://www.rae.es/dpd/ti Image taken from Don Pardino: https://www.elprofesordonpardino.com/2023/06/ti.html
