20 Ways to Say You’re Embarrassed in Spanish
Tired of saying “I’m sorry” because you don’t know how to say you are embarrassed in Spanish? Avoid feeling awkward and improve your conversation skills at the same time with this handy blog post! Welcome to the ultimate guide on all the ways to say you feel embarrassed in Spanish. After you read this article, you’ll be able to: Say the correct words in the right...Read More
12 Ecuadorian Slang Words for Everyday Use
Ecuadorian slang, just like any other slang in the world, has some distinctive and unique words that only Ecuadorian people understand. Unless, that is, you learn them from an insightful online blog such as this one. Ecuador is a beautiful country with a colorful culture that enriches the Spanish language with new informal words coming from its streets. These words are called slang and in...Read More
Your Ultimate Guide to Conditions, Illnesses, and Diseases in Spanish
Knowing how to discuss certain details of disease in Spanish is a crucial skill set for travelers, volunteers, and medical students. In fact, international medical programs are a common reason why you’ll need to learn about diseases in Spanish as you travel through Latin America or Spain while helping people in need. Even if you don’t plan to go abroad on a medical program, Spanish...Read More
¡No puede ser! 10 Common Spanish Expressions of Doubt and Denial
In order to use Spanish expressions of doubt and denial you need to master first how to use the subjunctive mood. Because, in Spanish, doubt and denial are part of the weird realm of the subjunctive. If you’re not sure about something, or better, you are sure that something is not as it seems, you need to use Spanish expressions of doubt and denial. In this post I’ll...Read More
Watch Out! What Does ‘Ojo’ Mean in Spanish?
What does ojo mean? And why is it used in a thousand different ways in Spanish? Well, while ojo in the simplest context means “eye,” it means so much more to people of Hispanic heritage. Common expressions in Spanish use ojo as a way of saying “watch out,” but this word also plays a lot of different roles in figures of speech. Keep reading to learn all its...Read More
¿Qué Onda? Its Meaning, Origin, and Common Usage
¿Qué onda? is a question that Spanish speakers and learners can’t escape! This frequently used Mexican expression is a big part of the Spanish-speaking world and essential slang in countries like Guatemala, Argentina, Uruguay, and the United States. Read this blog post to discover the meaning of que onda in Spanish, how it originated, and the many ways to use it like a native Spanish speaker....Read More
Spanish Expressions Using ‘De Repente’ and Its Synonyms
There’s a chance you’ve heard the word de repente when practicing conversational Spanish. This unique expression is part of the collection of rich Spanish idioms native speakers use in different countries, and it’s widely understood. De repente applies for surprises or situations that happen all of a sudden, but in the true nature of Spanish expressions, it can even go beyond that. Join me...Read More
Talk About Your Trip to the Beach in Spanish
Dreaming of going to the beach? Summer is around the corner and spending some time under the sun sounds like the perfect plan for you and your family. If you love beaches, sand, and the sound of waves, this blog post is a great resource for you to discover vocabulary for discussing your trip to the beach in Spanish. Get ready to soak up the sun and let’s begin this lesson before you head out...Read More
Aún vs Aun: Todavía, Incluso, y Más
“Why does this aún have an accent mark and the other aun doesn’t?” You are bound to ask this question as an intermediate Spanish student. English words don’t have accent marks, so you might not find this little mark over u important at first. However, you already know that this apparently insignificant thing can completely change the meaning of a word. Do you remember other words...Read More