
Why Spanish is the Easiest Language to Learn for English Speakers
Are you wondering what the easiest language to learn for English speakers is? Maybe you need to choose another language in college, or maybe you are planning on studying, living or working abroad and want to get prepared. Maybe you just want to challenge yourself and learn at least one or one more foreign language. Whatever your case is, I’ll tell you: you should consider...Read More
Spanish Vocabulary Activities for High School
A wide array of Spanish vocabulary activities are available to help high school students practice the Spanish words and phrases they are learning. These activities are easily adaptable for students of different fluency levels and the needs of your unique homeschool or classroom. The majority of children of all ages get excited about games. Students love to mix playtime with class...Read More
Sinalefa: Why Spanish Isn’t Actually Pronounced as It’s Written
Why do you find yourself at first listen disoriented by native Spanish speakers? You have the sinalefa to thank for that. You think, “Wait! What happened? If I can read Cervantes in the original version, why can’t I understand the guy selling me a newspaper?” There’s a reason for that. When you hear a native person speaking Spanish, and especially if they are in a hurry, you...Read More
by Michelle Margaret FajkusFebruary 7, 2021 Homeschooling, Learning Strategies, Spanish for Kids0 comments
How to Use Total Physical Response to Teach Your Child Spanish
Total Physical Response (TPR) is a great tool for teaching basic Spanish vocabulary to beginning learners. What is TPR, exactly? It’s a movement-based technique for teaching new vocabulary or phrases. In fact, the TPR process mimics the way infants learn their native language. To boost language and vocabulary learning, Total Physical Response aims to create a brain link between speech...Read More
8 Spanish Youtubers Who Make Language Learning Fun
Watching Spanish youtubers is a super popular learning method for Spanish students. Why? Because it’s fun to watch videos while learning a new skill. Providing entertaining language learning resources has become a competitive playing field with endless options to choose from. As a language expert, I always aim to make the learning experience enjoyable. This is key because if...Read More
8 Power Tips to Be More Confident in Spanish
Learning Spanish as a second language is a lifelong process. Speaking confidently in Spanish is an achievable goal! To help you achieve it, I’ve prepared a list of 8 power tips that empower you to feel more confident in Spanish. Before we dive into the tips, however, I want to take a moment to teach you some vocabulary. Before being more confident, you should be able to say...Read More
8 Chat Apps to Practice Speaking Spanish with Your Phone
When you practice speaking Spanish, you have to know where to turn to so that your practice is both accurate and efficient. It’s crucial to know who to trust when it comes to your Spanish-speaking goals. That’s why I’ve compiled this list of the best apps to practice speaking Spanish from the comfort of your own home. If you’re a beginner or you need to learn Spanish fast, I...Read More
20 Spanish Class Memes to Use as Educational Devices
These days, kids of all ages love memes, which means that Spanish class memes are a perfect fit for educational purposes. Best of all, Spanish memes let students have some fun while learning Spanish. They also have a way of inspiring your students to understand what they’re reading so they can enjoy a laugh. In the list below, I’ve compiled a list of 20 Spanish class memes I...Read More
by Michelle Margaret FajkusJanuary 27, 2021 Learning Strategies, Spanish Grammar, Spanish Vocabulary0 comments
Oír Conjugation: Free Spanish Lesson and PDF
Are you ready to hear about oír conjugation? The Spanish verb oír means “to hear,” and it refers to the sounds we hear, as opposed to those we listen to. What sounds can you hear right now? You might be hearing the cars go by or someone talking. If you’re in nature, you might be hearing birdsong or the sound of the wind. Oír is a highly irregular verb, so pay attention to...Read More
