De in Spanish Explained Like You’re Five
De is one of the most common (very short) words in Spanish. It’s very similar to “of” in English, with some small differences. It’s…Keep reading
De is one of the most common (very short) words in Spanish. It’s very similar to “of” in English, with some small differences. It’s…Keep reading
How do you say and in Spanish. Or but? What about because? I think it’s pretty clear that these Spanish connectors are extremely important….Keep reading
Imagine you’re calling a cab and need to tell them where you are. “I’m in front of the mall” you want to say, but…Keep reading
One thing that’s extremely common in Latin culture is the importance of family. In most Spanish-speaking countries, nothing is more important than family. And…Keep reading
We’ve already covered how to use the present progressive in Spanish (e.g. I’m walking). The progressive tense is the “-ing” tense. If you haven’t…Keep reading
How do you say “I like _____” in Spanish? Me gusta is one of the most useful basic expressions. We’re constantly talking about things…Keep reading
Beyond just talking about the time of day, you’ll need to know how to say the months, days, and seasons in Spanish. Let’s talk…Keep reading
I was running. He was a basketball player. He went to the movies. “To be”, like in English, is heavily used in every tense….Keep reading
by Connor Grooms The Spanish language is one of the most commonly spoken languages in the world, both as a native language and a…Keep reading
“This is my favorite Spanish hack by far. Literally, it’s stupidly easy to learn and replaces an entire tense. Let me ask – what’s…Keep reading
“What do you do?” Ah, the standard opening question in most western countries. But, as predictable as it is – it’s equally useful to…Keep reading
What is that? Who is she? Where are we going? Why is it raining? When is it going to stop? These core questions are…Keep reading
Want to learn how to say numbers in Spanish? You’re in luck – not only are they really easy, but this guide explains how…Keep reading
Nationalities in Spanish are one of those things that you just need to memorize in order to use correctly, as there are no rules…Keep reading
¿Que hora es? Knowing how to tell the time in Spanish is an important, real-world thing to learn early on as a beginner student….Keep reading
In January 2016, I was invited to speak at TEDxTeen in London, one of the biggest TEDx events in the world. The title of…Keep reading
One of the benefits of Spanish is just how consistent it is. In English, we have so many exceptions for everything. Gooses? Nope! Geese….Keep reading
Learning how to say colors in Spanish is usually one of the first things you’ll tackle. Why? Well, they are useful on their own,…Keep reading
Learning the Spanish alphabet is one of the easiest wins when it comes to improving your Spanish pronunciation. While many letters sound the same…Keep reading
Learning the most common phrases for greetings and goodbyes in Spanish is an important part of conversation 101. Of course, you probably already know…Keep reading
All the time, I get questions about confidence. “I studied it high school and remember a lot but don’t really feel confident using it…Keep reading
This post is now out of date. We have a very selective process (actually more selective than described here), but this is no longer…Keep reading
Imagine you have a friend who doesn’t speak any Spanish. They have decided to start learning, and they ask you for advice on how…Keep reading
If you’re like most people, this is what learning Spanish looks like: Day 1: Get inspired by a video, resolution, or upcoming trip. Start learning,…Keep reading