Episode 41: Challenging Grammar, 10 Spanish Examples of Homonyms!

Have you ever wondered what word pairs like bow (as in, an arrow) and bow (as in, a ribbon wrapped around a present) are called? The answer is, "Homonyms"! And yes, they have them in Spanish, too! In today's episode, we'll cover 10 examples of Spanish homónimos.

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Resources for This Episode:
Cultural Tip
"JARABE TAPATIO" by donQuijote.org

"Tradicional baile del Jarabe Tapatio" uploaded by Zona Guadalajara on Nov. 19, 2015

"How Mexican Traditions Work" by Dave Roos on How Stuff Works
"The Culture and Customs of Mexico" by Helen Dwyer for Chimu Blog

"Posadas, A Tradition to Pass Down" by Mi Padrino

"Guelaguetza Festival in Oaxaca" by Suzanne Barbezat for Trip Savvy, uploaded Jan. 30, 219
"La Guelaguetza, Oaxaca, México" by México Extraordinario, uploaded Jan. 10, 2019

Episode Content
"Homonym Words in Spanish Language" by enioadmin for Spanish School Antigua Guatemala Blog, posted May 18, 2020
"20 Ejemplos de Homóninos" by Enciclopedia de Ejemplos (2019)
"¿Qué son los homónimos?" by Blog de Lengua, Dec. 17, 2010
"Ortografía De Homófonos, Parónimos, Siglas Y Homónimos" by Hiru.eus
"Don - Honorific title explained and how to use it" by learn spanish for Spanish School Antigua Guatemala Blog, posted Nov. 5, 2018