Solicitar vs Aplicar in Spanish: What’s the Difference?
Solicitar vs aplicar: that is the question. These two words can cause some confusion depending on whether you’re...Read More
The Tantalizing Guide to Spanish (and Latin American) Cheeses
Have you heard about the spectacular Spanish cheese culture? No? Don’t worry, today is your lucky day as I’m...Read More
35 Regular -AR Verbs in Spanish and How to Conjugate Them
-AR verbs in Spanish are some of the most fun verbs to use! This list includes the most common -AR verbs you’ll find in...Read More
Dejar vs Salir in Spanish (Plus: Parar, Quedar, and Permitir)
Is dejar and salir causing you trouble? They both seem to translate to the English word “to leave,” don’t they? Ella me...Read More
Essential Swimming Vocabulary in Spanish (100+ Words!)
Have you ever wondered how to say “swim” in Spanish? Would you like to learn some useful and popular swimming terms? If...Read More
Top 10 Bilingual Interview Questions To Land Your Dream Job
Excelling at an interview in Spanish determines if you’ll get your dream job or not. Knowing in advance how an interview in...Read More
The Creepy-Crawly Guide to Insects in Spanish: Free Printables and More!
Some bite, sting, and stalk their victims, while others zip, zoom, and fly around our heads on a hot day—the fact is, insects...Read More
The Glamorous Guide to Beauty Salon Vocabulary in Spanish
Learning about el salón de belleza, or beauty salon in Spanish, is a must for glamorous gente (people). In 2019, 14% of...Read More
38 Regular -IR and -ER Verbs in Spanish You Can Master Today
Regular IR and ER verbs in Spanish are similar to AR verbs. They are considered regular because when conjugated, their root form...Read More
Irresistible Breakfast Food Vocabulary in Spanish
Do you want to learn about breakfast food in Spanish? How about learning how to say breakfast menu in Spanish? Let me...Read More
Say ‘By the Way’ in Spanish (and Other Useful Idioms for Conversation)
Have you ever wondered how to say “by the way” in Spanish? What about other useful idioms such as “no way” or “it is what it...Read More
‘Haber De’ vs ‘Haber Que’ in Spanish: What’s the Difference?
When you start studying Spanish, you learn the verb haber quite early, and it doesn’t seem very complicated. However, later...Read More
10 Differences in Latin Culture Compared to U.S. Culture
How does Latin culture compare to U.S. culture? We live in a rich and diverse world with a cornucopia of cultures. Although...Read More