When the ideas are compared, de lo que is used where the single English word than suffices.
Este señor trabaja más de lo que ustedes piensan.
This gentleman works more than you think.
This blog is generally for people who have already basic knowledge of Spanish and wish to improve their communication skills.
Tuesday, September 18, 2018
Sunday, September 16, 2018
The Spanish expression "tan como"
In comparisons of equiality, the English formula as + adverb/ adjective + as is translated into Spanish by tan + adverb/ adjective + como.
Ella no habla tan claramente como él.
She doesn't speak as clearly as he.
Ana no es tan bella como María.
Anne is not as pretty as Mary.
Ella no habla tan claramente como él.
She doesn't speak as clearly as he.
Ana no es tan bella como María.
Anne is not as pretty as Mary.
Wednesday, September 5, 2018
Comparison of adverbs in Spanish
Adverbs are compared like adjectives. Only four adverbs have irregular comparative forms.
mucho a lot, very
poco little
bien well
mal badly
más more
menos less
mejor better
peor worse
Este estudiante habla mejor que yo.
This student speaks better than I.
Carmen trabaja menos que la otra enfermera.
Carmen works less than the other nurse.
mucho a lot, very
poco little
bien well
mal badly
más more
menos less
mejor better
peor worse
Este estudiante habla mejor que yo.
This student speaks better than I.
Carmen trabaja menos que la otra enfermera.
Carmen works less than the other nurse.
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