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ESL for Graduated Students By: Alfonso Almeida ESL for Graduated Students By: Alfonso Almeida Cognates
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Cognates are words that have a common etymological origin Cognates ( Same Spelling)
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Cognates EnglishSpanish Accidental Anaconda Animal Area Banana Banjo This words have the same spelling in common, but they do have a different pronunciation in both Languages
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Cognates EnglishSpanish Cable Cereal Color Confusion Coyote Director Dragon The same letters in both words, but the pronunciation is very different.
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Cognates EnglishSpanish Explosion Flexible Funeral Gas Golf Honor Hotel Gas in English means “Gasolina” but in Spanish “Gas” means “Gas Natural” (Gasses).
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