
50 Common Spanish Adverbs to Start Using Today
Adverbs have a bad reputation. They give a lot of information, are essential to the meaning of their sentences, and still, many people don’t know how to use them. And I’m not even talking about adverbs in a new language! Adverbs are often understood (or misunderstood) in our own native language. Now, what about Spanish adverbs? If adverbs are complicated in English, odds are that...Read More
How to Give Compliments in Spanish for Formal and Informal Occasions
Well done! That’s a great job! You look gorgeous! Compliments express something positive about someone. It can be about their work, looks, behavior, or pretty much anything you want. The point with compliments is that they make people feel good. Sometimes, compliments are earned and real, as in professional settings; other times they are just a way of showing...Read More
Spanish Weather Forecast: Scripts and Lessons for Your Students
From the perfect icebreaker to the start of most small talk conversations, the weather is an international resource to avoid uncomfortable silences and awkward situations. Of course, talking about the weather is important in itself, too. When you are learning a new language, the subject grows in importance. Now, you really need to know what that guy on the TV is actually saying, in...Read More
A Traveler’s Guide to Ecuador: Culture, History, and Language
Ecuador is tiny compared to most countries in South America, yet it’s one of the top 17 megadiverse countries worldwide. According to Lonely Planet, “a dazzling array of wonders is squeezed into this compact country.” Let’s delve into Ecuador’s fascinating history, culture, and language—and explore eight of its top attractions for travelers! A Brief History of Ecuador Tribes in...Read More
Do You Think in Spanish? Learn the Tips to Think Yourself to Fluency
Bilingual people are often asked, “What language do you think in?” For language learners starting their journey, a better question is “How do I even start to think in Spanish?” Although thinking in a foreign language may seem like an unattainable goal at the moment, you can achieve it with the following eight tips. How to Think in Spanish First, you first need to set realistic...Read More
Spanish-Speaking Countries Classroom Activities for 2020-2021
Class is back in session! That means it’s time for new, innovative activities to teach your students about Spanish-speaking countries. Whether you are a homeschooling parent or a Spanish language teacher, providing engaging activities about Latin America is essential to get them interested in the history, language, and culture of the region. We have put together a list of 10 fantastic...Read More
10 Time Management Tips for Busy Moms Whose Kids Learn Spanish
As a parent, you want the world for your kids. You prioritize providing for them and making sure they have plenty of opportunities available to them. Of course, one of the best ways to open doors for your child is through education, specifically language acquisition. Knowing two (or more!) languages can earn your child higher pay as an adult, offer them innumerable cross-cultural...Read More
10 Amazing Activities to Teach Your Toddler Spanish
Have you been wondering how to start introducing Spanish to your toddler? Whether you’re a native Spanish speaker, speak some Spanish, or don’t know any Spanish yet at all, you can start having fun with Spanish at home with your preschoolers. Toddlers love to read, sing, dance, play, create, and learn, so why not incorporate these aspects into your Spanish learning activities? Here...Read More
10 Crucial Ways to Support Your Child’s Homeschool Spanish Classes
Learning a second language is an invaluable tool. With home education on the rise, it’s never been easier to provide your child with this highly regarded ability. When I first began homeschooling my children almost 12 year ago, I understood the importance of teaching them a second language, so I started teaching homeschool Spanish to them myself. Since I had taken 4+ years of Spanish, I...Read More
