In any language, prepositions seem to have no logic to them. Often, the rules just have to be mem... more In any language, prepositions seem to have no logic to them. Often, the rules just have to be memorized. For example, in English, we say at home vs. in the house. Besides the subjunctive mood, perhaps one of the most challenging concepts for non-native Spanish speakers to master is understanding when to use por and when to use para – both translating to for in English. However, when it comes to the Spanish por and para, you're in luck! There are multiple rules to help you know which one to use.
In any language, prepositions seem to have no logic to them. Often, the rules just have to be mem... more In any language, prepositions seem to have no logic to them. Often, the rules just have to be memorized. For example, in English, we say at home vs. in the house. Besides the subjunctive mood, perhaps one of the most challenging concepts for non-native Spanish speakers to master is understanding when to use por and when to use para – both translating to for in English. However, when it comes to the Spanish por and para, you're in luck! There are multiple rules to help you know which one to use.
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