What's the Difference Between Aun and Aún?

Aun and aún are both adverbs. They share a pronunciation, and they are often translated the same way in English. Aun typically has the meaning of "including," even it is often translated in different ways. Aún typically is used in comparisons or to indicate that a verb's action is still continuing.

How do you use ya and todavia?

Asking if an action has been completed. To ask if you or someone else has completed an action, we use ya. If this action has been completed, we'll answer using ya as well; but if the action hasn't been finished, we'll use todavía no.

What is the difference between DE and DÉ?

"DESDE" y "DE" - How to say "FROM"

While "desde" can be translated as "since" and "de" as "of", both words can mean for. This can cause a bit of confusion for people learning Spanish, as the distinction between the two isn't always clear; in fact, in many cases the two are interchangeable.