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Hello,

What is the difference between á and à? I've been studying Spanish for a few months in America and this the first time I have seen à. "Yo vivo en el barrio Gràcia" was on my studyplan.

The sentence ending

y conseguirá el mejor colegio para a tus hijos.

Do we have to use the personal a after prepositions? I have never seen this before.

Hola Inma,

Solo quería saber, ¿De qué parte de España es el orador en este ejercicio?

He escuchado tantas veces la frase donde dice, 'tus relaciones' y sé que es 'tus', pero me parece que está diciendo 'tu'. Supongo que es debido a su acento, ¿no? 

¿O tal vez mis oídos son el problema?No estoy segura! ;))

Hola Inma,

I think there is a typo here ¿no?

Vergüenza is not accepted.

Saludos

Ελισάβετ

The example has hay with foggy but esta with sunny. I don’t understand 

Is it de la mañana, en la mañana or por la mañana? Are they interchangeable? It's always a guess for me.

Hello, in last weeks B1 written weekend workout, this sentence was presented as the correct answer

"y dejé el resto de mis cosas guardadas en la taquilla"

I am trying to work out the verb and tense for "guardadas", but it has defeated me. I know it's somthing to do with "guardar" but the configuration isn't familiar to me.
Thanks

There was no "Play Audio" button in one of the sections. 

In English these are sometimes interchangeable.  Could one say "However much it costs.../ Whatever it costs..."  using either 'cueste lo que cueste...'  or 'cueste como cueste...' ?

1. Yo no sabía que ellos ya conocían a nuestro sobrino. 

2. Yo no sabía lo que ellos ya conocían a nuestro sobrino.  

What it be if the sentence is "I didn't know what they already knew our nephew."

Thank you.