Teach Spanish Months of the Year: October in Spanish
Octubre, or October in Spanish, is the 10th month of the Julian and Gregorian calendars. It is the sixth month of the year to have 31 days. The name October comes from the Latin word “ôctō” which means “eight” because it was the eighth month before January and February were added to the calendar. With time, “ôctō” evolved to October in English and octubre in Spanish. October is...Read More
Teach Spanish Months of the Year: August in Spanish
El mes de Agosto, or August in Spanish is the eighth month of the year in the Julian and Gregorian calendars. August has 31 days and is a month full of important events and celebrations all around the world. August was named “Augustus” after the Roman emperor Octavius Augustus and later the name evolved to August in English and Agosto in Spanish. Because the emperor Augustus didn’t like...Read More
‘Rest in Peace’ in Spanish: Funeral & Cemetery Vocabulary
Learning how to say “rest in peace” in Spanish and other funeral terms is something you will find useful one day. We will inevitably encounter these situations in the future, so it’s good to be prepared. Death is the only thing certain in this life and talking about it from time to time is natural. This lesson on cemetery vocabulary will make your hard time a little easier and to...Read More
Phone Vocabulary: How to Make a Call in Spanish
These days, learning how to call in Spanish is crucial if you want to master the language. We’re on the phone all the time, and making calls is a common activity in a Spanish-speaking environment. I know from experience that making phone calls in another language can be intimidating. For that reason, in this post I’ll explain how to make a call in Spanish by introducing you to common...Read More
Teach the Spanish Months of the Year: July in Spanish
Julio or July in Spanish is the seventh month of the year in the Julian and Gregorian calendars. July has 31 days and marks the beginning of the second half of the year. The original name of this month was “Quintilis,” but was renamed to “Julius” to honor Julius Caesar, who was born in this month. Later “Julius” evolved to July in English and Julio in Spanish. Julio is the second month...Read More
How to Discuss Your Likes and Dislikes in Spanish
When you want to talk about your likes and dislikes in Spanish, you have different ways to do it. The most common one is using the verb gustar. However, this verb is a little quirky, to say the least. Keep reading to discover why that is and how you can master this popular Spanish verb. You’ll also learn other verbs that work like gustarpositive and negative...Read More
A Complete Vocabulary Guide to the Bathroom in Spanish
Talking about the bathroom in Spanish is an essential part of travel and everyday life in any Latin American country. The bathroom is more than a place to “do your business.” From showering and shaving to putting on makeup and clothes, this room is used for a slew of purposes. Read this blog post to learn the useful and practical Spanish bathroom vocabulary to address and discuss...Read More
All About Soup in Spanish
Making soup in Spanish is easier than you think. No matter what your favorite flavors are, it’s fun to explore flavorful local soups when you travel—and make them at home! Following a recipe in Spanish is a delicious way to practice following instructions. What’s more, knowing how to talk about soup in Spanish is also excellent for when you’re on vacation somewhere in the Spanish-speaking...Read More
How to Talk About Your Eyebrows in Spanish—and More!
Learning about eyebrows in Spanish is essential for discussing one of the most important (yet underrated) features on your face. People say your eyebrows introduce you before you speak—and you’re likely interested in perfecting both your eyebrows and your speech in Spanish. Today, you’ll find tons of vocabulary words related to eyebrow shapes and forms, as well as how to do and maintain...Read More