Internal Organs in Spanish: A Complete Vocabulary Guide
Every time you try to learn about inside body parts in Spanish, do you feel like you’re applying to med school? If you’re looking to increase your vocabulary about organs in Spanish but don’t want to get too technical, this is the blog post for you. Keep reading to learn about the internal organs in Spanish in a practical and simple way! Table of Contents: Why...Read More
14 Bilingual Books for Kids About Fall and Winter Holidays (Spanish-English)
Reading bilingual books for kids about the holidays is a wonderful way to practice Spanish, explore diverse ways of celebration, and learn about Latin American culture at the same time. Bilingual books for kids help improve your child’s fluency through repetition of new vocabulary and grammar structures. For kids who are new to Spanish, I recommend reading through the whole...Read More
10 Spanish Language Movies Available to Watch on Netflix US
Are you on the hunt for Spanish-language movies? Look no further. The movies on this list are originally in native Spanish. They are also available in the U.S. on Netflix. By watching Spanish language movies, you train your ear and learn more about Hispanic culture. Thanks to Spanish language movie streaming services, you can choose the best Spanish language movies for you! Netflix...Read More
How Speaking 5 Minutes A Day Can Stop You From Sounding Ridiculous In Spanish
If you want to learn Spanish quickly because you feel ridiculous when you speak it, this article is for you. Perhaps you have been studying the language for a while but you still don’t feel comfortable speaking it. Or maybe you think you sound ridiculous in Spanish and you’re starting to lose your motivation. No need to despair. This is normal and can be fixed with just 5...Read More
100+ Circus Words and Phrases in Spanish
Did you know that the first (modern) circus started in 1768? Yes! It’s that old! Of course, Romans referred to the circus thousands of years before, but that’s a very different story. The circus is a great place to go and have fun whenever it comes to town—it’s also an entertaining theme to use for learning Spanish. Whether you’re a parent or a teacher, or simply an avid...Read More
Master ‘Haber De’ and ‘Haber Que’ in Spanish
Haber de and haber que are common ways to express obligation or the need to do something. They have clear similarities since they’re based on the same verb, but they also have important, nuanced differences. While they both require an infinitive to follow the verb phrase, you’ll see within this lesson that haber de is a bit more formal than haber que. Knowing how to use these verb...Read More
Which Online Spanish Program is Best for my Child? Three Great Options to Consider
The search for a good Spanish program can be lengthy and difficult, especially if you’re not sure what kind of program you or your child will respond to best. Do you want to spend the money on a private instructor and hope the teacher knows what they’re doing? Or should the two of you navigate a set of textbooks or a software-based curriculum at the kitchen table and hope for the best?...Read More