Friday, 26 September 2014

All stressed out

What is the difference between por qué and porque? Again, notice the accent on the e in the first word. The accent (or tilde) is to show the letter that is stressed. It is only applicable to an article (a, e, i, o, u). By the way, one of the reasons Spanish is easier to learn to speak than, say, English or French, is that there is only one way to pronounce those letters, no matter what letter comes before or after, with only a few exceptions. On the old JimenaPulse we had a series that taught you how to correctly pronounce each letter in the Spanish alphabet. (Yes it’s only slightly different, but it is different.) We will be reviving it for the new site and/or NewCampoPulse. Okay, so what's the difference? The first example means WHY and the second, BECAUSE. Why? Don´t ask, it´s just because...

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