How To Tell Time in Spanish: Hours on the Clock and More
Master the clock with the ultimate guide to telling time in Spanish! This guide is perfect for learning how to tell the time in Spanish for beginners. I break downtime words, phrases, and vocabulary into palatable bite-sized pieces. I also provide lots of detailed explanations and conversation examples so that you talk about time like a native speaker. By the end of this post, you’ll even...Read More
Saber vs Conocer: What’s the Difference Between These Two Spanish Verbs?
Choosing between saber vs conocer can be tricky for Spanish learners. The verbs have meanings that are similar and are often confused, even by native speakers! There’s differences that make the choice between saber vs conocer simpler. Such differences are key for clarifying how the verbs vary in meaning. If you’re questioning yourself about saber vs conocer, keep in mind that they...Read More
Conducir vs Manejar: What’s the Difference Between These Two Spanish Verbs?
Conducir and manejar are both used interchangeably in Spanish-speaking countries. However, they differ in meaning and use. Conducir and manejar mean “to drive,” among other things. Second-guessing which verb to choose is common. Yet, making the distinction is actually easier than you think! Even native speakers struggle in recognizing the difference. Join me in this blog post where I...Read More
A Comprehensive Guide To Spanish Adjectives
Learning Spanish adjectives at an early stage of your Spanish journey is key. When you’re a brand-new beginner, nouns and verbs are enough to survive and get your message through. However, if you want to express yourself fully in your new language, Spanish adjectives are what you need. Read this blog post to learn everything you need to know about Spanish adjectives at the...Read More
100 Sentences With the Spanish Verb Ser
As you begin your learning journey, the verb ser in Spanish is key to expressing ourselves. It’s fundamental to basic Spanish grammar. Read this blog post, to learn what the verb ser means in Spanish and how to use it. Access tons of examples so that you can master its use! Ready? Let’s begin! What Does the Verb Ser Mean? The verb ser in Spanish means “to be” in English....Read More
Master the Use of Prepositional Pronouns in Spanish With 7 Easy Steps
Prepositional pronouns in Spanish can be mastered with simple steps. To understand prepositional pronouns in Spanish, I provide you with the definition, forms, and many example sentences. You’ll also learn a few exceptions so that nothing can surprise you in the future. And last but not least, you’ll be able to see how much you’ve learned by taking the quiz at the end of the...Read More
How to Use Vosotros When You Talk to Spanish Speakers in Spain
Vosotros in Spanish is rarely used in Latin America, but if you’re planning to visit Spain and want to blend in, it’s essential for you to master vosotros and know how it works. Using vosotros instead of ustedes is one of the slight differences that distinguish Latin American Spanish from European Spanish. It is possible to learn when to use it by recognizing key variations from one...Read More
Types of Spanish Words You Shouldn’t Capitalize
Spanish capitalization rules are sometimes surprising. Not all the words that are capitalized in English should be written in uppercase letters in Spanish, and vice versa. Learning capitalization rules is part of learning a new language. Read this article to learn about the capitalization rules in Spanish. In the end, test your knowledge with a pop quiz! Capitalization Rules in...Read More
Guide To Definite and Indefinite Articles in Spanish
To speak Spanish like a native, you need to know the rules for Spanish definite and indefinite articles. It’s tempting to think that if Spanish has definite and indefinite articles like English does, you can simply translate them from one language to another. Unfortunately, you usually can’t. That’s where this article comes in handy! Read it to understand Spanish definite...Read More