Adrian
Spanish words that start with U: Everyday words to specialized vocab
While Spanish words that start with U may not be so common, they are a gateway to a diverse world of vocabulary. From nouns…Keep reading
Adrian
Ceceo: Explaining the Spanish “Lisp”
Just as British English is different from American English, Spanish from Latin America and Spanish from Spain have significant variations. One of the most…Keep reading
Adrian
Cheers in Spanish: From Salud to Chinchín and more
When celebrating life and extraordinary moments, or simply meeting up with friends over a round of drinks, raising a glass and saying cheers in…Keep reading
Adrian
The Spanish Alphabet: A comprehensive guide (with audio)
Learning the Spanish alphabet is one of the easiest wins when it comes to improving your Spanish pronunciation. In today’s lesson we’re providing a…Keep reading
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Spanish words that start with A: Aprendemos con alegría!
When diving into the world of Spanish vocabulary, one of the best ways to expand our language skills is to focus on specific letters….Keep reading
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Spanish words that start with X: Rare but fascinating
When it comes to the alphabet, Spanish words that start with X are rare but intriguing. This letter has a unique and significant history in Spanish,…Keep reading
Adrian
Tools in Spanish: Essential vocab from hand tools to power tools to garden tools
When it comes to working with tools, it’s definitely handy to know what they’re called. Whether involved in do-it-yourself projects, gardening, carpentry, or construction,…Keep reading
Adrian
Spanish words that start with R: del Río Rápido al Ratón Relajado
The letter R holds a unique charm in the Spanish language, known for its bold, rolling sound that immediately grabs attention. Whether it’s the soft…Keep reading
Adrian
Divertirse Conjugation: How to talk about having fun in Spanish
Divertirse translates as to have fun or to enjoy oneself, and is a common reflexive verb used in everyday conversation. Mastering divertirse conjugation can bring a new level…Keep reading
Adrian
Day of the Dead in Spanish: Mexican Culture and Traditions
Culture, history, and traditions are essential when it comes to learning a language, it’s not all about grammar and vocabulary! That’s why today’s post…Keep reading
Adrian
Transportation in Spanish: Essential vocab to get around with ease
When traveling through Spanish-speaking countries, you’ll need to know how to navigate the local transport systems. Public transport plays a fundamental role in daily…Keep reading
Adrian
Swimming Vocabulary in Spanish: All the basics
When summer is in full swing, many of us head straight to the pool or the beach. If you want to know how to…Keep reading
Adrian
The Letter Ñ in Spanish: History, Pronunciation, and Words with Ñ
The letter ñ in Spanish has a special place in the language, serving as a linguistic stamp that distinguishes our alphabet. Its presence is not…Keep reading
“With my Argentinian football mates, we all talk in Spanish now” #BaseLangStories
Sam spoke no Spanish before signing up for BaseLang. After two months of regular practice thanks to BaseLang’s unlimited one-on-one classes, he’s already talking…Keep reading
Adrian
Imperfect Tense Spanish: Uses and Conjugations
It’s normal for the imperfect tense to cause confusion for anyone learning Spanish. After all, there are several different ways to speak about the…Keep reading
Adrian
Simple R vs Rolled R in Spanish: A Pronunciation Guide
Learning Spanish can be an exciting journey, especially when it comes to mastering its unique sounds. One of the most challenging aspects for English…Keep reading
Adrian
Riddles in Spanish: Solve them if you can!
Riddles are a fun way to engage the mind and spark curiosity while learning. They not only challenge the brain but also offer a…Keep reading
Adrian
X in Spanish: Pronunciation, Spelling, and Words
The letter X in Spanish, pronounced as “equis,” is a fascinating letter due to its unique and versatile pronunciation. Unlike in English, where X…Keep reading
Adrian
Cuyo and Cuanto: Understanding Relative Adjectives in Spanish
When learning Spanish, mastering the various parts of speech is essential for building a strong grammatical foundation. The relative adjectives in Spanish are among the…Keep reading
Adrian
Legal Terms in Spanish, for non-lawyers: From Lawsuit to Verdict
Navigating legal terms in Spanish can be challenging, especially when unfamiliar with the terminology. That’s why we’ve put together this post, where we introduce…Keep reading
Adrian
Vale in Spanish: Agreement, Acknowledgment, and more
The Spanish language is full of rich and diverse expressions. Among these, vale in Spanish stands out because of its frequent use and versatile meanings. This…Keep reading
Adrian
Parecer vs Parecerse: Learn these verbs for appearances
While learning Spanish, we often come across verbs that are very similar but which have different meanings and uses. Verbs like acordar vs acordarse,…Keep reading
Adrian
¿Qué Onda? Understanding this common Spanish greeting
Have you ever heard someone say ¿qué onda? in Spanish and wondered what it meant? This popular phrase is more than just a greeting, it’s…Keep reading
Adrian
One more time! Multiple options for Again in Spanish
Mastering a language involves learning key phrases that make conversations flow more naturally. Different Spanish words for again are among such key phrases. Whether asking…Keep reading
Adrian
Medical Conditions in Spanish: A reference guide of essential terms
Navigating medical terms in another language can be tricky, but it’s super important when it comes to health and wellness. Today’s post is intended…Keep reading
Adrian
Chess in Spanish: Checkmate opponents with your bilingual skills
Chess, a game whose history dates back to the third century BC, has transcended culture and unites people worldwide. With this in mind, specific…Keep reading
Adrian
Regrets in Spanish: A full guide with 12 nuanced options
Regret is a universal emotion, and expressing it accurately in another language is crucial for effective communication. In Spanish, regret can be expressed using a…Keep reading
Adrian
Baseball in Spanish: From the dugout to daily life
El béisbol, or baseball in Spanish, is one of the most popular popular sports in many Spanish-speaking countries, especially in the Caribbean. It transcends borders…Keep reading
Adrian
To in Spanish: All the possible translations, use by use
The English word to serves a variety of functions in sentences, from indicating direction to expressing purpose. As such, there’s no single translation of to in Spanish….Keep reading
Adrian
Andar conjugation and meanings: The full guide to Andar in Spanish
The verb andar in Spanish is an essential and versatile verb. Used in everyday conversation, it can describe movement, function, even your mood! This guide…Keep reading
Adrian
Funny Dad Jokes in Spanish: Learning with Laughter!
There’s nothing more universal than the language of humor, and no matter the cultural differences, no one can resist a good dad joke. In…Keep reading
Adrian
RAE Spanish: What is the Royal Spanish Academy?
The Royal Spanish Academy (RAE) plays a crucial role in the Spanish-speaking world, exerting a heavy influence on the language for both native speakers and…Keep reading
Adrian
Desserts in Spanish: A Sweet taste of Latin American desserts
Food is a big part of the culture across Latin America, so it’s always useful to know the names of the local cuisines. In…Keep reading
Adrian
I Hate You in Spanish: 9 straightforward expressions
Learning a new language is not just about mastering the ability to express positive sentiments like love or appreciation. Sometimes, it’s equally important to…Keep reading
Adrian
Expressions of courtesy: How to be polite in Spanish
One of the most common challenges for Spanish learners is knowing the right vocabulary and expressions to be polite in Spanish. We are here to help our…Keep reading
Adrian
The Planets in Spanish: A vocab guide to outer space
Learning to talk about space in Spanish is a fun way to build vocabulary. In today’s post, we’ll travel across the universe to learn words…Keep reading
Adrian
Acordar vs Acordarse: Similar verbs with very different meanings
A common challenge for Spanish learners is distinguishing between verbs that sound the same but have different meanings and uses. A clear example of…Keep reading
Adrian
Prepositional pronouns in Spanish: What you need to know
In today’s post, we are going to do a deep dive into prepositional pronouns in Spanish. Once we’ve done a quick refresher on prepositions and on…Keep reading
Adrian
Ello in Spanish: When to use this neuter pronoun
Since all Spanish nouns have either masculine or feminine gender, the two corresponding third-person pronouns, él and ella, translate into English as he or she. As…Keep reading
Adrian
How to say No in Spanish: Beyond the basics
When learning a new language, one of the first words people often learn is no. It’s a simple, universally recognized word. However, in Spanish,…Keep reading
Adrian
Insects in Spanish: A quick vocab guide
Insects, often overlooked, play a crucial role in our planet’s ecosystems. From pollinating plants to decomposing organic matter, their presence is fundamental in maintaining…Keep reading
Adrian
Exploring the Five Senses in Spanish
Our senses play a crucial role in our daily experiences, allowing us to perceive the world around us in multifaceted ways. From observing a…Keep reading
Adrian
Pizza in Spanish: Key vocab to order a Pizza in Spanish
A lot of people say that pizza is the perfect food. Whether you’re trying an Italian variety, you’re savoring an American version, or you’re…Keep reading
Adrian
The 44 Most Important AR Verbs in Spanish
As you probably know by now, learning Spanish requires you to memorize a lot of verbs. There are over 37,000 Spanish verbs, to be (somewhat)…Keep reading
Adrian
How to ask for directions in Spanish: Essential words and phrases
We have all been there – you’re in a new city, on the way to visit a famous landmark, or perhaps finding a restaurant…Keep reading
Colombian Slang: 38 Colombian idioms to speak like a local
Are you planning a trip to Colombia? ¡Qué buena idea! So why not get acquainted with some of the unique Colombian slang terms before you…Keep reading
Adrian
Tomar, Durar, Tardar, Llevar: Spanish verbs to talk about lengths of time
When we want to explain how long something takes, or how long you’ve been doing something, we have several different ways of expressing the…Keep reading
Adrian
Reflexive verbs In Spanish: The only guide you need
Reflexive verbs in Spanish are used all the time, and can take several forms. Mastering them is an important step in becoming a competent…Keep reading
Adrian
How do you say Mom in Spanish? 12 different options
Without question, our moms are incredibly important in our lives and families. They are the ones who give us life, nurture our growth, and…Keep reading
Adrian
Spanish Possessive Pronouns: A Complete Guide
You’re surely familiar with your English possessive pronouns: mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs. But do you know the equivalent Spanish possessive pronouns? We’ve…Keep reading
Adrian
También and Tampoco: Agreement words in Spanish
In today’s post, we’ll deal with two words that are as important as knowing how to say yes and no in Spanish: también and tampoco. No matter…Keep reading
Adrian
All Spanish Possessive Adjectives: A detailed guide
Are you ready for a full introduction to all the possessive adjectives in Spanish? We’ve already covered the easiest forms in our simple guide…Keep reading
Adrian
Spanish City Names: Spanish place names in the US and worldwide
Discovering new countries and immersing oneself in different cultures is a significant motivation for many people when learning Spanish. We’ve already covered Spanish country…Keep reading
Adrian
Lingoda vs BaseLang: A full review of both Spanish language classes online
Embarking on the journey to learn Spanish can open doors to cultural enrichment, career opportunities, and personal growth. And among the myriad language learning…Keep reading
Adrian
How to Express Possession in Spanish: A Simple Guide
What are the words to express possession in Spanish? That’s my dog. It’s her house. Is that your food? And so on. Luckily, we have a set of…Keep reading
Adrian
Reflexive Pronouns in Spanish: An easy guide
Reflexive pronouns in Spanish are used in a variety of grammatical contexts. The most common use of reflexive pronouns in Spanish is when the subject…Keep reading
Adrian
Se in Spanish: A comprehensive guide to all the uses of Se in Spanish
The pronoun se is a complex and versatile element of Spanish grammar, taking on various grammatical functions. Mastering the diverse uses of se in Spanish is essential…Keep reading
Adrian
Break-up lines in Spanish: 20 phrases for ending a relationship
We all know that one of the main cultural characteristics of Latin American speakers of Spanish is their outstanding way of expressing and showing…Keep reading
Adrian
Camping in Spanish: Essential vocab for your outdoor adventure
Camping is a fantastic activity to enjoy with some close friends or loved ones, or even on your own, especially for those of us…Keep reading
Adrian
A Guide to the Differences Between the Spanish Verbs Ser and Estar
To be or to be? That is the question. In this post, we explain the difference between the two Spanish verbs for to be:…Keep reading
Adrian
List: Over 100 Basic Spanish Adjectives, in every form
Are you looking for a list of Spanish adjectives? Well, you’ve come to the right place, because in this post we present more than…Keep reading
Adrian
Adjectives in Spanish: When and how to use them
Are you ready to learn all the essentials about adjectives in Spanish? You’re in the right place! We’ll start by introducing the two main…Keep reading
Adrian
Spanish Captions for Instagram: Level up your content en español
Looking for inspiration for your travel stories? Why not add some flavor to your posts with some of the Spanish captions for Instagram that we’ve…Keep reading
Adrian
Feminine nouns that take masculine articles: EL agua or LA agua, explained
You probably already know that Spanish is a language that takes gender very seriously when it comes to nouns, meaning that it has very…Keep reading
Niall Quinn
Introducing: The New BaseLang Flashcard Course
At BaseLang we know that using flashcards is one of the most effective and efficient ways to learn new vocabulary. That’s why we’ve created…Keep reading
Adrian
Fishing in Spanish: A vocab guide for everyone who likes to fish in Spanish
Fishing, a timeless pursuit connecting humans with nature’s bounty, transcends language barriers. Whether you’re casting your line into the serene waters of a lake…Keep reading
Adrian
Spanish Articles 101: How to say The and A in Spanish
How do you say the in Spanish? And what’s Spanish for a? Spanish articles may not be quite as simple as in English, but the rules…Keep reading
Adrian
Ugly in Spanish: 12 options beyond Feo
There’s no denying it: sometimes things are just ugly. And since language is all about telling it like it is, how do you say…Keep reading
Adrian
Subject Pronouns in Spanish: Explained for beginners
Subject pronouns in Spanish, or los pronombres personales, are used as the subject of a sentence. Their main function is to replace the noun that…Keep reading
Adrian
Filler Words in Spanish: Essential Muletillas You Need to Know
Maybe you’re wondering what are muletillas in Spanish or which are the most common filler words Spanish-speakers use. Today’s post will answer all those questions…Keep reading
Adrian
Valentine’s Day in Spanish: Our guide to the Day of Love
Roses, chocolates, cards and more! Love is in the air, and Valentine’s Day is here to celebrate it. This lovely holiday, which reminds us…Keep reading
Adrian
How to use Pues in Spanish: A complete guide
Pues is one of those Spanish words that you’ll see everywhere and really need to know if you want to sound like a native…Keep reading
Adrian
Dental terminology in Spanish, for dentists and patients
Dental health is part of everybody’s lives, no matter where you live or travel. Basic dental terminology in Spanish may come in handy if you…Keep reading
Adrian
How to say Beautiful in Spanish: Let me count the ways!
Perhaps it’s a cliché, but it’s definitely true that in Latin cultures we have a wide range of vocabulary to express love, affection, and…Keep reading
Adrian
Technology in Spanish: Let’s talk computers and internet in Spanish
In the age of globalization and technological advancement, proficiency in foreign languages extends beyond traditional conversational skills. For enthusiasts, travelers, and professionals alike, understanding…Keep reading
Adrian
OK in Spanish: 18 unique expressions, from Ándale to Vale
Learning a language is like opening a box of surprises, where even the simplest words can unfold into a variety of expressions. Today, we’re…Keep reading
Adrian
Comer vs Comerse: Telling these two verbs apart
We know that some Spanish verbs can seem tricky, especially when they look similar. When it comes to understanding the difference between comer vs…Keep reading
Adrian
Que vs Qué in Spanish: Every use of these two fundamental words
The Spanish word que may appear small and insignificant, but don’t be fooled by appearances! If you read or listen to anything in Spanish, we…Keep reading
Adrian
How to say Maybe in Spanish: Tal vez, Quizá, and more
One of the beautiful qualities of the Spanish language is its versatility in expressing a single concept in numerous ways. Such diversity allows us…Keep reading
Adrian
Shopping in Spanish: Vocab for a successful shopping experience
Shopping is one of the few activities that everyone does at some point. When we visit a new place for the first time, we…Keep reading
Adrian
Food In Spanish: Our Full Guide to Spanish Food Words
Eating and food is a topic that no one can avoid in any language, so being able to talk about food in Spanish will come…Keep reading
Adrian
Spanish Kitchen vocabulary: Get to know your kitchen in Spanish
Embarking on the journey of learning a new language opens up exciting possibilities, especially when it comes to the rich and diverse realm of…Keep reading
Adrian
Car Parts in Spanish: All the Spanish car vocab you need
Whether you’re planning a road trip in a Spanish-speaking country, or you’re simply a car enthusiast, this post on car parts in Spanish is…Keep reading
Adrian
Angry in Spanish: 19 phrases for different levels of anger
Anger is something that we all experience at some point in our lives. Anger is an intense and often overwhelming feeling that can manifest itself in…Keep reading
Adrian
Funny Spanish Jokes: 16 scenarios to make you jajaja!
Learning a new language can sometimes be challenging, but injecting a bit of humor into the process can make it both enjoyable and memorable….Keep reading
Adrian
How to say Good Luck in Spanish: ¡Suerte! and more
Wishing someone the best of luck is natural in many cultures, and we certainly have a variety of expressions for wishing someone good luck…Keep reading
Adrian
How to say I Miss You in Spanish: 6 everyday expressions
Language is a powerful tool for expressing emotions. So when it comes to conveying the feeling of missing someone, we can choose from a…Keep reading
Adrian
You’re Welcome in Spanish: 15 unique expressions for any situation
“No problem!” “No worries!” “My pleasure!” Just like in English, there are many different expressions that we can use to say you’re welcome in Spanish….Keep reading
Adrian
How to pronounce Y and LL in Spanish: Yeísmo and Lleísmo
Spanish pronunciation of certain letters exhibits some variety, mostly across regions but also according to other parameters such as the speakers’ age or social…Keep reading
Adrian
Gender-Neutral Spanish: Options and Alternatives
Whether you find yourself at the outset of your Spanish language journey or consider yourself an advanced learner, you’ve likely observed that gender distinctions…Keep reading
Adrian
Loanwords and Anglicisms in Spanish: Words you already know
In a recent BaseLang post we discussed the common phenomenon of Spanglish, whereby people switch fluidly between Spanish and English within the same conversation….Keep reading
Adrian
The hardest words to pronounce in Spanish (with bonus tongue twisters!)
Spanish pronunciation is supposed to be easy, right? This is especially true compared with English, since the letters in a word are always pronounced phonetically,…Keep reading
Adrian
Explained: The Impersonal Se in Spanish
It’s likely that you’ve used the impersonal se in Spanish at some point, even if you aren’t quite sure what it is. The impersonal se is used…Keep reading
Adrian
Coger: Meaning and Uses, with every Coger Conjugation
Coger in Spanish is one of those dynamic verbs that are both common and very nuanced. While its primary translation is to take or to grab,…Keep reading
Adrian
¿Hablas Espanglish? Decoding the linguistic fusion of Spanglish
Have you ever heard of Spanglish? Or, better yet, have you ever heard Spanglish being spoken? But first of all, what is Spanglish? In…Keep reading
Adrian
To Try in Spanish: Probar, Tratar, or Intentar? (with conjugations)
The Spanish verbs probar, tratar, and intentar can all be translated as to try in English. The three do not always carry the same meaning, however, and…Keep reading
Adrian
Pasar: Meanings and uses, with every Pasar conjugation in Spanish
Pasar is one of those verbs in Spanish that, in terms of popularity and use, are similar to hacer, llevar or ser. That is, you will…Keep reading
Adrian
Spanish Sentence Structure: The Big 6 Explained
Why is it so important to fully understand Spanish sentence structure? Well, a common mistake many beginner Spanish students make early on is translating…Keep reading
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Makeup in Spanish: A guide to cosmetics, from lipstick to nail polish
The world of beauty is diverse and fascinating, and language should never be a barrier when it comes to expressing oneself through makeup or…Keep reading
Adrian
Mija and Mijo in Spanish: Versatile terms of endearment
If you’ve been learning Spanish for a while, you’ve surely noticed that we love our terms of endearment. Have you heard people call each…Keep reading
