Name: Comparing in Spanish: The Superlative
Uploaded: 2022-02-25T22:59:37.000Z
Duration: 7 min 14 s
Description: In this video, we continue building on how to make comparisons in Spanish. Be sure to watch the comparative adjectives video first! It will give you the foundation you need for the superlative. Here we also talk about the "superlativo absoluto". Ever heard it? Don't miss it. See you in class!

In this video, we continue building on how to make comparisons in Spanish. Be sure to watch the comparative adjectives video first! It will give you the foundation you need for the superlative. 
Here we also talk about the "superlativo absoluto". Ever heard it?
Don't miss it. See you in class!

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Comparing in Spanish: The Superlative

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Comparing in Spanish: The Superlative

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