Aquí vs Acá vs Allí vs Allá - How & When to Use Each in Spanish

Many people learning Spanish get confused with adverbs of distance. So in this video, I'll explain the differences between aquí, acá, allí and allá so you can use them correctly based on the context!

If you're interested in improving your Spanish listening skills, I've also made a Spanish immersion version of this lesson on "Aquí vs Acá vs Allí vs Allá" so you can learn how and when to use them as well as improve your Spanish comprehension.

As mentioned in the video, here's a link to the guide to Spanish Demonstrative Adjectives from my blog:

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