Respectful Ways to Offer Condolences in Spanish
At sensitive moments, communication is admittedly a little tricky in a foreign language. Do you need to offer your...Read More
13 Mexican Nursery Rhymes to Teach Your Kids
A great teacher is also an excellent entertainer—which is why Mexican nursery rhymes come to our rescue! Using Mexican...Read More
6 Tips for Speaking Spanish Without Anxiety or Hesitation
Don’t let your anxiety or nerves stop you from learning Spanish! Humans are social creatures—we thrive on relationships and...Read More
Preterite vs Imperfect: A Beginner’s Guide to the Past Tense in Spanish
Ready for a blast from the past? As you may know, Spanish has two past tenses: preterite and imperfect. It’s often...Read More
9 Activities To Help Kids Develop Creative Thinking Skills
Are you on the lookout for some creative thinking activities for your kids? Look no further. We searched far and wide to bring...Read More
The Most Common Ways to Say ‘Have a Good Day’ in Spanish
Friendliness is a universal virtue. Although the phrase “have a good day” in Spanish has become a bit of a cliche, it is still...Read More
How to Use Accidental or Impersonal Se in Spanish Conversation
Imagine you’ve just broken your mom’s favorite flower vase. By accident, of course. What do you tell her? ...Read More
20 Cheesiest Spanish Pick-Up Lines That Work Every Time
Are you going out and feeling nervous about using pick-up lines in Spanish? This is a tricky subject, so I get...Read More
Te Quiero vs Te Amo: Don’t Say the Wrong ‘I Love You’ in Spanish
There is a misconception about using te quiero vs te amo when expressing the concept of “I love you” in Spanish. ...Read More
15 Good Family Movies to Watch in Spanish on Netflix
Are you on the lookout for high-quality family movies in Spanish? Netflix has an impressive amount of fun,...Read More
1,000 Most Common Spanish Words for Beginners
Put on your learning cap, grab a cup of coffee, and get comfy because we’re about to cover the 1,000 most common Spanish words...Read More
25+ Resources to Promote Spanish Listening Practice for Kids
Spanish listening practice is key to mastering this language. It’s even more important for kids, as it’s easier to train your...Read More
Ver vs Mirar: What’s the Difference in Spanish?
I’m sure that at some point in your Spanish education you learned that ver means “to see” and mirar means “to look.” ...Read More