An Uplifting Vocabulary Guide to Baking in Spanish
Grab a cookie, take a seat, and have fun baking in Spanish! Did you know that baking can also be a powerful teacher? Recipes are a great source of new, useful vocabulary—especially for ingredients, kitchenware, and kitchen verbs. With a few essential tools to bake and some basic ingredients, you can kick-start baking at home. There is no comparison to fresh baked goods. The aroma...Read More
At the Gym: Exercise and Workout Vocabulary in Spanish
Are you ready to do some serious exercise—in Spanish? Putting on headphones, lifting weights, pumping up your muscles, becoming stronger, sweating, and releasing dopamine into your brain—the whole gym experience is amazing. Read this post to learn all the Spanish words and phrases you need to talk about your heart-pumping workout at the...Read More
Weather Expressions in Spanish: Types of Weather and Seasons
Talking about the weather in Spanish and any other language is a fantastic conversation starter. Conversing about weather conditions fills awkward silences or gaps when you don’t know what else to talk about. Besides, being prepared with the proper weather vocabulary and phrases goes a long way when you travel. Keep reading for a lesson on how to talk about the weather in...Read More
The Ultimate Vocabulary Guide to Water Skiing and Sports in Spanish
Summer is here, and the blue skies, and hot weather means there’s no better moment to practice el esquí acuatico—water skiing in Spanish—plus a whole lot more water sports! Water sports are not only fun to watch and practice but also beneficial for your physical and mental health. Whether you want to relax or have an adventure, there’s a watersport for you. Read this blog post to...Read More
The Most Comprehensive List of Tools in Spanish
Las herramientas — tools in Spanish — are objects you use to fix things or otherwise modify the environment. The official definition of a tool is a device or implement, especially one held in the hand and used to carry out a particular function. The word herramientas comes from the latin ferramentum, which is a combination of the words ferrum (hierro or iron) and mentum (instrument). So,...Read More
A Handy Spanish Vocabulary Guide for Police Officers
Two of the first American cities to employ police officers (called “watchmen” originally) were Boston in 1631 and New York City in 1647. Since the U.S. became an independent country in 1776, its population and cities have grown exponentially. Sadly crime has grown as well, but thankfully police forces have done so as well. At this point in history, nearly 13% of the U.S....Read More
A Vocabulary Guide to Describing Flavors and Tastes in Spanish
Are you ready to savor this lesson about tastes in Spanish? Knowing how to describe tastes in your new target language is not only helpful for your upcoming trip to a Spanish-speaking country, or for your Spanish final next week, but it will also come in handy in regular written and spoken conversations with your friends and peers. Although flavor mixes are infinite, they...Read More
10 Types of Stores and Their Names in Spanish
For thousands of years, buying things has been part of our everyday life, and different types of stores help us to obtain what we need and want! Part of visiting a different country is exploring its businesses and stores in search of gifts and souvenirs. And sometimes you’re looking for familiar names but don’t know the name of a specific store in Spanish. Keep reading to learn...Read More
Stages of Life in Spanish: Vocabulary and Timeline
Life is made of different stages that are full of changes and unique experiences. Knowing the stages of life in Spanish is ideal for addressing those who surround you according to their age, experience, and understanding of things. Being able to describe the stages of life in Spanish also helps you communicate with more people and share anecdotes, misfortunes, and discuss...Read More