Common Spanglish Mistakes: Part 1
Sometimes when we translate into another language from our own, we use our native grammar and it doesn’t always work.
Here are some examples of common mistakes I hear from Spanish speakers, which may also happen with other speakers of the romantic languages such as French, Italian and Portuguese.
WRONG ✗ |
RIGHT ✓ |
| “Depends of” | “Depends on” |
| “Two beers more” | “Two more beers” |
| “Three persons” | “Three people” |
| “I’m agree with you” | “I agree with you” |
| “During six hours” | “For six hours” |
I will post more in the coming weeks and months as there are many!
Comment with some of the common errors you have noticed!
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