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Spanish prefixes are similar to English prefixes, as both languages derive most prefixes from Greek and Latin. Learning common Spanish prefixes can help expand one's vocabulary. Nearly all prefixes are the same in both Spanish and English, having been carried over from their origins in Greek and Latin.
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Spanish prefixes
- 1. Spanish Prefixes Spanish Prefixes and Suffixes
- 2. Prefixes Expand your vocabulary by learning common prefixes! Nearly all the common prefixes are the same in both Spanish and English. We get most of our prefixes from Greek and Latin, and those were carried over into Spanish as well.