All You Need to Know About Hockey in Spanish
Despite the lack of snow in Latin America, we still enjoy watching hockey and discussing it in Spanish. Along with watching...Read More
10 Online Interactive Games in Spanish for Kids
Online interactive games in Spanish are a simple tool for supplementing students’ language learning skills. Having fun online...Read More
An Expert Guide to Spanish Allophones and Phonemes
Have you ever confused haber (to have) with a ver (Let’s see)? Or you don’t understand why you hear /’ba.mo.nos/ instead of...Read More
“No Problemo”: 10 Ways to Say No Problem in Spanish
How do you say “no problem” in Spanish? No problemo amigo is how many English speakers say “no problem.” This probably...Read More
A Kid’s Guide to the Mysterious Nazca Lines (with Spanish Vocabulary)
Did you know that in the middle of Peru’s desert some massive pictures in the sand exist, known as the Nazca Lines? And...Read More
Mucho vs Muy: What’s the Difference?
Do you know why we say tengo mucho frío (I’m very cold) and este departamento es muy frío (this apartment is very cold) if in...Read More
Spanish for Kids: Meals in Spanish
Meals in Spanish are an important event in Spanish-speaking countries. One of the many things we love about Latin America and...Read More
10 Spanish Movies for 12 Year Olds
This curated list of Spanish-language movies for 12 year olds is sure to improve your child’s fluency with ease! ...Read More
All About Yerba Mate: Argentina’s National Drink
What is Argentina’s drink called mate, and why is it famous? Mate is a caffeinated beverage that comes from the ilex...Read More
10 Fantastic Spanish Magazines for Preschool Students
Although technology has improved our ways of communicating, teaching, and studying, resources like educational magazines for...Read More
Spanish Legal Terms for Criminal Justice Professionals
Donde hay poca justicia es un peligro tener la razón.Where there is little justice, it is dangerous to be right. This quote...Read More
The History and Tradition of Las Cabañuelas
Las cabañuelas, meaning “little huts” in English, are ancient ways of predicting the weather. Interestingly, country people in...Read More