Spanish B1 · Day 20
Day 20: Planes de fin de semana — Quizá, tal vez and puede que
What you'll learn
- Grammar: Expressing possibility
- Reading: El plan abierto de Andrés: De Madrid a la sierra
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Grammar point: Expressing possibility
At B1 level, you can talk about weekend plans that are still uncertain. Spanish uses 'quizá' (also spelled 'quizás'), 'tal vez', and 'puede que' to mean 'maybe' or 'perhaps'. They are not interchangeable in every detail.
Key vocabulary (8 of 24 words)
- el primo / la prima – cousin, either gender
- las dudas (Pl.) – doubts, hesitations
- dudar – to doubt
- incierto / incierta – uncertain, not fixed
- la propuesta – the proposal
- tal vez – perhaps, possibly
- quizá / quizás – maybe, perhaps
- el amanecer – daybreak, sunrise
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