Classical Music and Orchestra Vocabulary in Spanish
If you are a classical music enthusiast, this amazing list of music terms in Spanish is perfect for you! Read this blog post to access tons of music vocabulary and terms in Spanish. Soon you’ll be empowered to talk about classical music in Spanish without hesitation! Orchestra Terms in Spanish Are you an orchestra enthusiast? Check out this list of music terms in Spanish...Read More
Master the Use of Prepositional Pronouns in Spanish With 7 Easy Steps
Prepositional pronouns in Spanish can be mastered with simple steps. To understand prepositional pronouns in Spanish, I provide you with the definition, forms, and many example sentences. You’ll also learn a few exceptions so that nothing can surprise you in the future. And last but not least, you’ll be able to see how much you’ve learned by taking the quiz at the end of the...Read More
The Ultimate Vocabulary Guide to Day of the Dead in Spanish
Get up close to Mexican culture by learning this Day of the Dead vocabulary. Day of the Dead is a Mexican celebration where the living welcome their beloved departed once a year. The dead crosses the threshold of their world to ours to eat, drink, dance, and sing with us. To learn more details about the specific rituals, decorations, dishes, and even how to make your own ofrenda...Read More
13 Halloween Language Activities for Learning Spooky Spanish Words
Halloween vocabulary brings fun and games to any Spanish classroom this time of the year. Whether you’re celebrating Halloween this year or not, teaching your students useful vocabulary for the festivities is guaranteed to elevate their Spanish skills no matter their age. Enhance your student’s confidence and make the most of the season with this engaging list of 13...Read More
Hear Me Now! 15 Productive Ways To Say ‘Listen’ in Spanish
Escucha is “listen” in Spanish, and as you can expect, there are many ways to call for someone’s attention in this extensive language. Join me as I explore 15 different and productive ways to say “listen” in Spanish. I will also include 7 more phrases you can use to demonstrate active listening in your Spanish speech. Listen in Spanish As in every other language, there...Read More
Types of Spanish Words You Shouldn’t Capitalize
Spanish capitalization rules are sometimes surprising. Not all the words that are capitalized in English should be written in uppercase letters in Spanish, and vice versa. Learning capitalization rules is part of learning a new language. Read this article to learn about the capitalization rules in Spanish. In the end, test your knowledge with a pop quiz! Capitalization Rules in...Read More
The Ultimate List of Common Spanish Abbreviations
There are nearly 400 fully recognized Spanish abbreviations — and thousands of accepted ones. You can even invent your own if you follow the rules. Read this article to learn all about Spanish abbreviations. Access multiple Spanish abbreviation lists that are useful even for beginners. Why Use Abbreviations? Abbreviations are shortened forms of words that help us to communicate...Read More
Guide To Definite and Indefinite Articles in Spanish
To speak Spanish like a native, you need to know the rules for Spanish definite and indefinite articles. It’s tempting to think that if Spanish has definite and indefinite articles like English does, you can simply translate them from one language to another. Unfortunately, you usually can’t. That’s where this article comes in handy! Read it to understand Spanish definite...Read More
How to Use Spanish Verbs with Prepositions ‘Con,’ ‘En,’ and ‘Por’
Spanish verbs with prepositions rarely resemble English verbs with prepositions combinations. They often have surprising translations that you would never suspect. To learn about this topic, a list of Spanish verbs with prepositions is not enough. I divided this post into logical sections that are easy to digest. You’ll also see many examples that will help you understand how Spanish...Read More