12 Mexican Children’s Books That Your Family Will Love
Did you know that there are many Mexican children’s books that you can read in Spanish to your kids to introduce them to the fascinating Mexican culture? You’ll be surprised to discover how many little gems are on the market now. They explore various aspects of Mexico, while telling charming stories for children. Keep reading to learn how your kids can learn Spanish by...Read More
Cycling Terminology: 100+ Words to Describe Your Bike in Spanish
How would you talk about your bike in Spanish? Imagine that you’re in Mexico vacationing and you want to rent a bike, or that you go on a singletrack in Spain, then your bike breaks down and you need help. What would you do in this situation? In this article I’ll explain how to talk about your bike in Spanish and why you should learn cycling vocabulary in your target...Read More
The Ultimate Music Vocabulary Guide in Spanish
Do you love music and want to learn useful music vocabulary in Spanish? Today, I’ll take you on a trip through the world of music in Spanish. Whether you’re a music fan who enjoys listening to your favorite rock band or hip hop singer or a professional musician in need of some technical music terms, in this post I’ll give you the vocabulary in Spanish you need. Keep reading...Read More
Spanish Vocabulary: How to Talk About Golf in Spanish
Learning how to talk about golf in Spanish moves you one step closer to your goal of learning Spanish. Think of it as one more area that you’ve got covered. If you love golf, it’s a win-win situation where you learn about something that you enjoy doing or just watching. If you’re interested in the world of golf in Spanish, keep reading to learn about why you should learn...Read More
Olvidar vs Olvidarse: What’s the Difference in Meaning?
Olvidar vs olvidarse are two different Spanish verbs used to say that you don’t remember something. Both can be translated as versions of the English verb “to forget.” However, they’re not the same and shouldn’t be used in the same contexts. Today’s post is an opportunity to introduce or reinforce grammar knowledge. The root of the olvidar vs olvidarse debate lies in the existence of...Read More
Stem Changing Verbs in Spanish for Beginners
Stem changing verbs in Spanish are irregular verbs that have a slight change in their root when conjugated. Because of their unpredictability, irregular verbs have a kind of bad reputation. However, in reality, all you have to do is to understand how these verbs actually behave and include this information in your Spanish knowledge. In this post, I’ll explain what stem...Read More
A Simple Guide to the 5 Spanish Reflexive Pronouns
Do you want to learn about the 5 Spanish reflexive pronouns? You’ve come to the right place! In this post, we’ll explore the world dominated by me, te, se, nos, and os. These weird little words enable reflexive words to work. Now, you might be asking, “what are reflexive verbs?” Keep reading to find out and get lots of examples of how to correctly use Spanish reflexive...Read More
How to Teach Kids About Global Warming in Spanish
Did you know that while some parents are still arguing about if climate change is real, others are already teaching their kids about global warming in Spanish? Which kind of parent do you want to be? Today, I’ll discuss what global warming is and how it differs from climate change, basing my arguments in recognized scientific institutions such as NASA and National Geographic....Read More
Manuela Sáenz: The Revolutionary Heroine of South America
In South America’s struggle for freedom, there was an unexpected and unconventional heroine: Manuela Sáenz. This woman conspired against the Spanish monarchy, trekked the Andes, fought in battles, and loved the general leading the fight. All of this occurred during the second decade of the 19th Century, a time when women weren’t supposed to do anything like that. Manuela Sáenz...Read More