Cada día vs. todos los días

<p>When I&rsquo;m learning a new language, I always want crisp and clear explanations, particularly when it comes to the difference between two similar words or phrases. When do I use one vs. the other? What are the connotations between them?</p> <p>Sometimes, it seems like no one really has an answer, including native speakers and advanced learners. Such is the case of&nbsp;<em>todos los d&iacute;as&nbsp;</em>vs.&nbsp;<em>cada d&iacute;a</em>&nbsp;falls into this category. It&rsquo;s just one of those things that doesn&rsquo;t have quite as clear an answer as we&rsquo;d like.</p> <p>That being said, we can unpack a few different cases here that might be helpful as you navigate talking about daily actions.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/@forge_co/cada-d%C3%ADa-vs-todos-los-d%C3%ADas-47b4f3a46379"><strong>Read More</strong></a></p>