20 Mexican Slang Words You Need to Know Before You Travel
Let’s say that you’ve been studying Spanish for a while. Now you’re ready to visit a Spanish-speaking country to put all that knowledge into practice and measure your progress. Mexico is a great option. It’s close to the States, it’s cheap and it has great food and a lot of fiestas! All you need to know are a few Mexican slang words and you’ll be ready to mingle with the...Read More
Respectful Ways to Offer Condolences in Spanish
At sensitive moments, communication is admittedly a little tricky in a foreign language. Do you need to offer your condolences in Spanish but feel unprepared? Are you in a sensitive situation and want to say the right words? Sharing comforting words of care when someone is grieving a death is a way of connecting with others and being empathetic. Read this article to...Read More
The Most Common Ways to Say ‘Have a Good Day’ in Spanish
Friendliness is a universal virtue. Although the phrase “have a good day” in Spanish has become a bit of a cliche, it is still useful to know how to say. It’s always meaningful when said in a heartfelt way in any language. You could argue that the concept of wishing someone a “nice day” isn’t really part of Latin American culture. In that case, que tenga un buen día would be...Read More
20 Cheesiest Spanish Pick-Up Lines That Work Every Time
Are you going out and feeling nervous about using pick-up lines in Spanish? This is a tricky subject, so I get it. Pick-up lines are “attention-grabbers” you say to a person you barely know or a complete stranger who’s inspired your sense of romance. Most people find witty pick-up lines to be charming. But beware! Your success depends on how you deliver...Read More
Te Quiero vs Te Amo: Don’t Say the Wrong ‘I Love You’ in Spanish
There is a misconception about using te quiero vs te amo when expressing the concept of “I love you” in Spanish. Although quiero often means “I want,” te quiero can translate to “I love you” in certain circumstances. The two phrases are used in different ways across the vast Spanish-speaking world. Amar means to love. Te amo is a deeper, more intense declaration of love than...Read More
1,000 Most Common Spanish Words for Beginners
Put on your learning cap, grab a cup of coffee, and get comfy because we’re about to cover the 1,000 most common Spanish words for beginners! There are nearly a million words in the Spanish language, but luckily you don’t need to memorize them all to speak Spanish. We’ve picked out the 1,000 most common Spanish words and created this categorized vocabulary guide so that you can effectively...Read More
How to Write a Strong Business Email in Spanish
Do you need to write a business email in Spanish and don’t know where to start? Writing business emails in Spanish is a daily responsibility when doing business in Spanish-speaking countries or with the huge Spanish-speaking market in the U.S. So, learning to properly write an email in Spanish is a smart investment of your time. Keep reading to learn why writing emails in...Read More
Spelling Words in Spanish: Lists and Lessons with the Letter G
Green grapes are great! And so is learning spelling words in Spanish! Spelling isn’t just for kids who want to participate in a spelling bee; it’s for every level and age of learner! Using spelling words in Spanish helps your reading, pronunciation, and comprehension skills. Today, let’s learn about one of the few Spanish letters with two different sounds: the G....Read More
How to Say (and Celebrate) Happy Mother’s Day in Spanish
Do you know how to say “I love my mom” in Spanish? It’s useful knowledge if you want to celebrate Mother’s day in Spanish. Keep reading if you want to learn how to write Mother’s day messages and wishes in Spanish and get some easy greeting card ideas. I also teach you topic-related vocabulary and common phrases to help you express your feelings and describe the importance of your...Read More