Spanish Imperfect Past Tense Grammar Guide
Have you ever wondered if the Spanish imperfect tense is easy to learn? I assure you it is. It’s actually one of the easiest Spanish tenses to use, as it has few irregularities. Frankly speaking, it’s so trouble-free that students tend to overuse it, as they find other Spanish past tenses more challenging to conjugate. Let me show you today how straightforward the...Read More
Why Can I Understand More Spanish Than I Can Speak?
Can you understand more Spanish than you can speak? I hear this often from my students. Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Many people around the world can understand a language but not speak it. They fully comprehend others, watch movies, and read in the language, but when it comes to speaking, they’re not able to construct one correct sentence. Sound familiar? Does...Read More
An Easy Introduction to Spanish Subject Pronouns
Spanish subject pronouns are easy to learn. This is good news, because you have to use them a lot. There are 12 subject pronouns in Spanish in comparison to eight subject pronouns in English. Let me clear all the doubts once for all. Read this article to learn how and where to use Spanish subject pronouns. You’ll be able to hear audio with the subject pronoun pronunciation to make...Read More
Master List of Compound Prepositions in Spanish [Plus How to Use Them]
Being able to use prepositions in Spanish is like finding the light switch in a dark room. Everything starts to make sense and all elements seem to be in the right place. Compound prepositions give a boost to your language skills. They will let you say things you couldn’t before. Do you want to learn Spanish compound prepositions today? In this article, I will give you useful...Read More
How to Use ‘Como’ in Spanish Like a Native Speaker
Do you know what ¿cómo te llamas? means in Spanish? I’m almost 100% sure you do. Como is everywhere, and it’s usually one of the first words you learn (especially so you can ask “what’s your name?”). Now, there is much more to como than just being a question word! It serves all sorts of functions. Here’s a comprehensive overview to skyrocket your speaking and...Read More
25 Super Useful Ways to Use ‘Tal’ in Spanish
Hola! ¿Qué tal? (Hello! How are you?) This is just one of the many ways to use tal in Spanish. Tal in Spanish is one of my favorite words. It’s short yet versatile. Read this guide to discover the secrets of tal and how to use it in a sentence. If you’re wondering, “What does tal mean in Spanish?” keep reading to learn the answer, including ready-to-go expressions and...Read More
Is Spanish Hard to Learn?
I work at an international school where students choose the additional language they want to learn and Spanish is one of the options. Since they know that I speak it, students often ask me: “is Spanish hard to learn?” Learning Spanish in the 21st century has become popular, so I guess you want to know the answer yourself. Keep reading to find out if learning Spanish as a second...Read More
How to Use the Expression ‘Hacer Caso’ in Spanish
Hacer caso is a common Spanish phrase that means “to pay attention.” Let’s explore the world of idiomatic expressions in Spanish with the example of hacer caso. In this article, I cover all the details on its meaning and show you how to use it naturally in a conversation. I also throw in synonyms and antonyms to enrich your vocabulary. Learn more idiomatic expressions and find out...Read More
10 Spanish Role-Playing Scenarios to Use in Your Classroom
Have you ever tried to do role playing in Spanish class? If not, you’ll be surprised how many benefits it’ll bring to your students. Today, I’ll tell you why role play in Spanish classes is a brilliant idea. Students of all ages will love your classes, which is great since a positive attitude is crucial for effective learning. I’ll give you 10 ideas for role play in Spanish and list the...Read More