A note for Spanish learners Recently a found something curious in Spanish that maybe might help to those who are learning Spanish, specifically with the grammar, which I think is the hardest part of leaning a new language. Here is what I want talk about. First consider the next words: the adverb "así", the proposition "a", the reflexive pronoun "sí" and the adjective of identity "mismo". The we can construct the words below; 1) A sí mismo; is a self mention of the subject, usually when the sentence is the second person you. 2) Así mismo; which means, as in the other case or in the same way, likewise. Here "mismo" is though out as an adverb. And finally the construction that leaved to me do a search about it. 3) Asimismo; also, besides, further. Note that here this word has not accent. Although, sometimes "así mismo", is used in the sense of "asimismo" and this is not a grammar mistake it is recommended use instead "asimismo" for this purpose. I hope not confuse to anyone. Since had pass sometime when I wrote and entry mainly because I had no found a topic. Maybe, my next entries will be about grammar or recommendations to Spanish learners. If you find this useful let me know. My best regards.