Out of all the common Spanish verbs, most learners have trouble knowing the differences between the verbs “ser” and “estar”. In English, the verb is literally translated as “to be” …
Have you made the decision to learn Spanish but not sure how and where to begin? First off, congratulations on pursing language learning! Achieving a bilingual status is not only …
The most universal form of communication is a smile. A smile can mean a lot of things, but a laugh is even better. This is why, it is important to …
In every language, there are always inside jokes, a play on words, and funny phrases that can make you laugh—or at least everyone around you if you’re the object of …
One of the first things you know in a language, even as a child learning your mother tongue, is how to count. Numbers are the basis of a variety of …
What’s more exciting than being on vacation or visiting new places in Spain? Well, the FOOD, of course. But before heading out to eat, it’s important to know how and …
Whether you’re teaching yourself Spanish or studying abroad, one of the first things to have down pat is the days of the week. Without knowing the calendar days, it’ll be …
Spanish reflexive verbs are verbs that we use when talking about actions that we do to or for ourselves. They are often common Spanish verbs that are used in our …
The Spanish past participle is a verb form that can be used to make more complex verbal phrases, but can also be used as an adjective. It’s a great tool …
