When it comes to communicating in a different language, false friends cause more than one misunderstanding. Do you know what “false friend” means? False Friends are words that sound very similar in your mother tongue but unfortunately mean something different.
Our list is perfect for those English speakers who want to avoid this confusion and are looking for a more fluent and easy way of interacting with native speakers.
In this post you’ll find:
- The most common false friends in Spanish for English speakers.
Table of Contents
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- False friends with the letter A
- False friends with the letter B
- False friends with the letter C
- False friends with the letter D
- False friends with the letter E
- False friends with the letters F, G, I
- False friends with the letter L
- False friends with the letters M, N, O
- False friends with the letter R
- False friends with the letter S
- False friends with the letters T, U, V
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