Los apellidos en America Latina Hola a todos. Quiero saber si en toda America Latina los apellidos funcionan del mismo modo como en España. ¿También hay apellidos dobles que consisten en la primera parte del apellido de papá y la primera parte de el de mamá? Por ejemplo, si Lucía Rodriguez Sánchez se casa con Alberto Conzales Frías, ¿qué apellido tendrán sus hijos (chico y chica)? También, ¿por qué en algunos casos la persona dice su apellido doble y en otros sólo la primera parte?

Learning Article : Don't Get Lost In The Streets Of Russia

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So you're lost and of course the only person you find speaks Russian. What do you do? Ask them how to get where you need to go. You don't speak Russian? Why not learn these phrases at least? They might help more than "Where's the bathroom?"...unless you're lost and need to go to the bathroom.

Learning Article : The Easiest Way To Tell The Difference Between Russian Conjunctions

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Conjunctions, and grammar in general can be a bit tricky to learn in a foreign language. When comparing Russian conjunctions to English conjunctions, for two everyday English conjunctions “and” and “but”, Russian has 3 conjunctions, И and НО for "and" and "but" respectively, and А which can be used interchangeable depending on the situation. So how do we know when and where to use what? Let’s find out!