Irresistible Breakfast Food Vocabulary in Spanish
Do you want to learn about breakfast food in Spanish? How about learning how to say breakfast menu in Spanish? Let me start with a question. What do you eat for breakfast? I can assure you that people in Spanish-speaking countries eat very different breakfast foods. We still eat eggs and drink coffee and orange juice, but the whole dynamic of breakfast is quite different in...Read More
Say ‘By the Way’ in Spanish (and Other Useful Idioms for Conversation)
Have you ever wondered how to say “by the way” in Spanish? What about other useful idioms such as “no way” or “it is what it is”? This post is all about Spanish idioms that are useful tools and connectors to make your conversations in the language feel more natural. Keep reading to learn what an idiom is, how to say “by the way” in Spanish, and what other idioms you can use to...Read More
‘Haber De’ vs ‘Haber Que’ in Spanish: What’s the Difference?
When you start studying Spanish, you learn the verb haber quite early, and it doesn’t seem very complicated. However, later things start to change. Apparently, it’s enough to add small words such as “de” or “que” to “haber to get a different meaning. But the meaning doesn’t always change! Why? What’s the rule? If you’re one of the desperate learners trying to untangle the...Read More
101 Basic Sentences in Spanish Every Beginner Wants to Know
Knowing basic sentences in Spanish is essential for any amateur learner. Being able to start a conversation, answer simple questions, or provide information is key to building up confidence. Ultimately, if your goal is to be fluent and speak intuitively, becoming familiarized with basic sentences in Spanish is essential. Join me in this entertaining blog post and discover 101...Read More
Sana Sana Colita de Rana and Other Fun Sayings in Spanish
Have you ever heard the expression sana sana colita de rana in Spanish? It’s a Spanish saying used by parents all over Latin America to deal with physical pain of their children. However, the interesting part is that the phrase doesn’t make any sense. It has to do with a frog’s tail. It’s a cultural construct created because it rhymes and has a purpose. Learning these...Read More
The Geek’s Guide to Talk About Your Website in Spanish
Are you looking to design your own website in Spanish, but have no idea about the vocabulary you need for it? Tough the internet is widely populated by English terms, you still need to learn specific vocabulary related to web design, web developing, and SEO. If you’re planning to create a website in Spanish, then there are many terms in Spanish you need to learn. Keep reading to...Read More
60 Common Spanish Flowers from the Tropics (in Spanish)
Are you a lover of Spanish flowers? You’ve come to the right place! In this blog post, you’ll learn about national, medicinal, edible, and other popular Spanish flowers you’ll find when you visit Central and South America—as well as their descriptions. Let’s start! Join 559 million people on the planet who speak Spanish!Sign up for your free trial Spanish class...Read More
20 Classic Mexican Quotes and Proverbs in Spanish
These unique Mexican quotes in Spanish celebrate Mexican culture. They’ve shaped the thinking, traditions, and customs of generations of Mexicans. Proverbs are phrases that reveal a general truth, a moral, or a piece of advice. Mexican proverbs about success, love, and life often include food, animals, or habits. The many benefits of learning these classic Mexican proverbs...Read More
A Simple Guide to Possessive Adjectives in Spanish
Quickly learn how to express ownership using possessive adjectives in Spanish with this helpful guide! In this blog post, I go over the two different forms of possessive adjectives in detail and explain the difference between possessive adjectives and pronouns. There’s even a free printable worksheet and interactive quiz at the end for extra practice. Get ready to discuss your...Read More