Whether your teen speaks more Spanish than Abuela—or vice versa—these activities make practice fun and natural for everyone. If you have a family where everyone speaks a little Spanish, a lot of Spanish, or somewhere in between, you probably already know the challenges. Maybe your teen can whip up full sentences from Spanish class, while Abuela prefers to stick to a cozy mix of Spanish and...Read More
Help your little one feel proud and confident! Start with these fun, everyday Spanish words and watch them shine. One of the most joyful parts of parenting a preschooler is watching them discover new things. And there’s something especially heartwarming about hearing your child say a new word in Spanish, whether it’s hola at breakfast or gracias after you hand them a snack. If your...Read More
Have you ever opened a Spanish textbook or language app and felt instantly overwhelmed? With thousands of words and grammar rules, it can feel impossible to know where to start. Here’s the good news: You don’t need to know every word in Spanish to start speaking today. In fact, research shows that the most commonly used 100 words make up about 50% of spoken Spanish. That means learning...Read More
There are tons of fun Guatemalan words to learn in Spanish. As a Guatemalan, I know and use them all the time. Guatemala is full of wonder and magic, and its language is alive in its people and traditions. Now, let’s take a deep dive into Guatemalan words and culture. It’s a fun way to get to know Guatemala better so that you can come to visit and fit right in. Join more...Read More
Bien vs bueno is almost as a famous dilemma as “to be or not to be.” However, it’s much less complex on a philosophical level. Simply by grasping a few elementary grammar concepts and remembering basic situations when you use one or the other, using bien vs bueno will be a piece of cake. Today, we’ll show you when to use bien and when to use bueno. Let’s explore guidelines and...Read More
Being able to talk about learning a language in Spanish gives you yet another way to practice your Spanish speaking skills. If you’re a Spanish learner and you want to discuss your linguistic experience of Spanish in Spanish, this blog post is ideal for you! Today, we’ll talk about how you can express yourself when trying to explain to someone the process of learning a language in...Read More
Señora vs señorita—that is the question, when referring to women in Spanish. Really, this is one of the trickiest issues in the language, as it touches on delicate cultural assumptions. Trust me, you don’t want to mess this one up. Today, we’ll learn why the señora vs señorita debate is so important in Spanish-speaking countries, the difference between the terms, and why...Read More
Here is a guide of 20 types of fish in Spanish for you to practice the language as you explore useful fish vocabulary! Latin America—especially the countries of Mexico, Panama, and Costa Rica—has some of the best sports for fishing in the world due to its biodiversity and kind ecosystems. As food, all of the fish types in this curated list are filled with nutrients and good...Read More
Having a rich Spanish vocabulary is important if you want to speak Spanish like a native. The bigger your vocabulary, the better your understanding of the language will be. As you learn more words, you’ll be able to start reading stories, watching TV, and most importantly talking to other Spanish speakers! It can be overwhelming to get started since there are so many words...Read More
Ready to learn how to talk about houses and rooms in Spanish? Una casa está hecha con paredes y vigas; Un hogar está construida con amor y sueños.“A house is made with walls and beams; a home is built with love and dreams.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson Knowing how to describe your casa and its rooms in Spanish is a smart way to build your vocabulary base with meaningful words. It might...Read More