
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
8 Award-Winning Hispanic Picture Books in Spanish For Kids
Hispanic picture books are a perfect entry point into Spanish for your kids. If you’re not sure where to look, I prepared a lengthy list of award-winning picture books full of colorful characters, eye-catching artwork, and charming stories related to Hispanic culture. Let’s look for a red scarf in a park in Argentina or spend time with a female caiman in Venezuela. Or how...Read More
by Nicole CanúnMay 6, 2022 Our Top Picks, Reading Practice in Spanish, Spanish Instruction0 comments
11+ Inspiring Books on Latino Life and Culture in the United States
Are you looking to teach a meaningful lesson about tolerance and diversity to your little ones? Check out these 11 amazing books on Latino life in the United States by Latino authors! I’ve curated this list of stories by famous Latino authors, not only to entertain children, but also to make them aware of the immigrant experience. Being able to put yourself in someone else’s shoes...Read More
Haber vs Tener vs Estar vs Ser: Verbs That Means ‘To Be’ in Spanish
Have you ever committed a beginner Spanish learner mistake and told somebody your age by saying Yo soy veinte años instead of Tengo veinte años (I am 20 years old)? Don’t worry—most English-speaking learners do. Why? Beginner learners don’t know that the English verb “to be” translates into more than one Spanish verb depending on the context. Today, you’ll take a huge step...Read More
100+ Free Spanish Lessons Online for Beginners to Advanced Learners
Are you looking for free Spanish lessons online? Look no further! We have everything you need to help you or your children start speaking Spanish and move on to the next level. Basic phrases, conversation starters, Spanish weather expressions, comparisons in Spanish, time, asking for directions, greetings, expressions, animals, food, holidays—you name it. With these...Read More
15 Advanced Spanish Verbs To Freshen Up Your Conversations
Why should you care about learning advanced Spanish verbs? Because it’s easy! The only challenging thing in most of these verbs is their meaning which won’t take you long to learn. The conjugation rules are easy, and if you already know how to conjugate regular verbs, it shouldn’t be a problem at all. If not, just memorize common phrases with them and slip them into a conversation...Read More
How to Use the Spanish Verb ‘Acabar’
The verb acabar in Spanish seems to mean something slightly different every time. Although the core meaning of acabar is always “to end” or “to finish,” it can acquire other nuances when it appears as an intransitive, transitive, or pronominal verb. Also, if you pair it up with prepositions, you’ll get different English translations. Read this article to understand acabar in a...Read More
Spanish 101: Greetings and Farewells
Have you ever tried to start a conversation with a native Spanish speaker but didn’t know how to do it? That’s normal and just part of the struggles every new learner of the language has to go through. Luckily, I’m here to help by introducing you to the most common and useful Spanish greetings and farewells. Keep reading to learn why greetings are so important in Spanish,...Read More
