How to Go to the Doctor in Spanish: Vocabulary and Dialogues
Have you ever had to go to the doctor in Spanish and didn’t know how to explain yourself? Or perhaps you have an upcoming check-up programmed and feel nervous about it. If you live in a Spanish-speaking country or travel to Latin America, you may face this situation. This makes learning healthcare vocabulary and medical phrases crucial. Keep reading to learn why it’s important to learn...Read More
How to Apologize in Spanish (and What ‘Lo Siento’ Really Means)
Have you ever needed to apologize in Spanish but didn’t know how? That’s a common issue when you’re learning a new language. You might be ready to communicate and express yourself up to a point, but when you really need to say something important, you may realize that you don’t yet have the right vocabulary. Learning to say lo siento and to apologize in Spanish is an...Read More
50 Spanish Riddles for Learners of Every Level [+ FREE PDF]
If you’re looking for a fun way to learn Spanish, explore Hispanic culture, and get your brain moving, these 50 Spanish riddles are perfect for you! For some of us, it’s challenging to learn Spanish the traditional way. Repeating words and phrases in a classroom is not for everyone. Instead, search for alternatives like listening to fun and clean Spanish songs, reading a book, or...Read More
The Future Simple Tense in Spanish
Are you ready to make plans with Spanish-speaking people in a natural, easy-going way? For a quick start, you can use the ir + a + infinitive construction to talk about the future, but eventually you’ll want to build your grammar knowledge to include the future simple tense (which is just one word). In this blog post, you’ll see why this tense is so useful, how to form it, when to use...Read More
The Easy Guide to Food and Drink Vocabulary in Spanish
Have you ever wanted to order food in Spanish and didn’t know where to start? That’s a common situation for language learners. Sooner or later, you’ll find yourself needing to order food and drinks in Spanish. For this reason, today I’m introducing you to this comprehensive food and drink vocabulary in Spanish. Keep reading to find out why you need to learn about food and drinks...Read More
How to Use Possessive Pronouns in Spanish
What are possessive pronouns in Spanish? When do you use them? “Mine” and “yours” are examples of possessive pronouns in English. They also exist in Spanish, but we use them in a slightly different way. In this blog post you’ll learn to identify the possessive pronouns in Spanish, use them like an expert, choose the correct form of “yours” (which is tricky)—and finally, you can test...Read More
First 99 Spanish Words to Teach Your Child
Are you looking for basic Spanish words to teach your child? This challenge may feel overwhelming. Where to start? This list is all you need! The following words and phrases relate to where your children live and study and to what they see, use, and experience on a daily basis—making it easy to integrate them into daily life. This lesson on first words for beginners...Read More
Your Motorcycle in Spanish: Technical Vocabulary
Learn how to discuss your motorcycle in Spanish for your next roadtrip to Latin America! Knowing the translations of the most important parts of your vehicle is key for your safety. Also, if you are into motorcycles, this is a great excuse to learn Spanish at the same time! Learn how to say and how to spell phrases anyone can understand in case of an accident or an engine...Read More
How to Form Negative and Affirmative Commands in Spanish
How many times a day do you give or receive commands? Pass me the book, please. Sit. Be careful. Call me. Tell me when you’re ready. Don’t bother. Don’t worry. Quite often, isn’t it? That’s why knowing how to form both negative and affirmative commands in Spanish is an essential task. In this blog post, I’ll explain the...Read More