Imagine you’re telling a story in Spanish about your childhood—describing what life was like, the things you used to do, the games you played, and how you felt. Or maybe you want to paint a picture of a place you visited, explaining how the weather was, what...
In this video, my husband and I dive into a real Spanish conversation about our first jobs, childhood career dreams, and preferred work environments. Perfect for Spanish learners looking to practice listening skills, this video includes key vocabulary and subtitles...
Oh…the ultimate battle for English-speaking Spanish learners – POR vs PARA. If they both mean “for” how do you choose which one to use in your sentence?? 🤷🏾♀️ If you’re a visual learner, like me, you may have to understand these...
It’s super common for Spanish learners to want to review all the basics when they feel like they have gaps in their learning, but is that the best way to design your Spanish study plan? Learn more about what realistic progress should look like in an effective...
There are certain Spanish prepositions that are tricky for English speakers because they don’t follow the pattern we would expect. For example, when they want to say “I depend on…” many Spanish learners say “Dependo en…”...
There are more options out there for learning Spanish than ever before. And yet it seems like people are struggling with the task more than ever before. Why is this? It has to do with FOCUS. With so many options out there for learning Spanish, knowing what...
Have you ever come across the word “ya” in Spanish, assumed it meant “already”, but found that didn’t quite make sense in context? One of my students asked this question and I wanted to share my response with you all. Steve, member of our...
One of the most common questions Spanish learners have is when to use “que” versus “lo que.” These two little phrases can cause quite a bit of confusion, but don’t worry—we’re here to clear things up! Understanding the difference...
There’s no getting around the fact that if you want to learn to speak Spanish well, you have to actually practice speaking it. While input (listening and reading) is essential, it’s not enough to turn you into a confident and competent speaker of the...
