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
Ana Zuluaga
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
Adrian
Creer conjugation: Every tense, with examples
Creer is one of the verbs you are going to need to talk about beliefs, express doubt or even in situations that call for an…Keep reading
Adrian
Countries in Spanish: Vocab lists and grammar rules
Exploring new countries and cultures is one of the main reasons that many people choose to learn Spanish. So whether you’re in the midst…Keep reading
Adrian
Spanish Exclamations and Interjections: Little words that pack a punch!
Interjections and exclamations are common expressions in every language. We all need to express ourselves and our feelings sometimes, and using certain Spanish exclamations…Keep reading
Adrian
Stop in Spanish: 9 different ways to say Stop
Stop right there! Do you think you already know how to say stop in Spanish? In fact, there are multiple Spanish words for stop, depending on…Keep reading
Adrian
Gossip in Spanish: The art of Chisme
Gossip is a ubiquitous social phenomenon that transcends cultural, linguistic, and geographical boundaries. It’s a human impulse as old as civilization itself, and it…Keep reading
Adrian
When to use Bien vs Bueno in Spanish
Grasping the difference between bien vs bueno in Spanish is a challenge that many language learners usually face. This is surely because bien and bueno both have…Keep reading
Adrian
Friend in Spanish: Over 20 ways to refer to your pals!
Who doesn’t love to hang out with friends and share great moments together? Friendship gives life a layer of fun, kindness, and love that…Keep reading
Adrian
Halloween in Spanish: Vocabulary & Verbs To Know
It may not be as widely celebrated in Spanish speaking countries, but knowing vocabulary and verbs for talking about Halloween in Spanish is likely…Keep reading
Adrian
¡Cállate! and learn how to say Shut Up in Spanish
Learning a new language involves not only vocabulary, grammar, and phonetics, but also understanding different expressions to effectively communicate various meanings and intentions. Knowing…Keep reading
Adrian
¡Buen Provecho! Understanding table etiquette in Spanish
Chances are that you’ve heard the phrase ¡Buen provecho! at mealtime before, whether in a Latin American restaurant, in a movie, or when sharing a…Keep reading
Adrian
Sólo vs Solo vs Solamente: When to use each
A lot of words in Spanish are very similar, so are easily confused by learners and native speakers alike. A good example is between…Keep reading
Adrian
At the Bank in Spanish: A Beginner’s Guide to Financial Terms and Phrases
If you’ll be spending an extended length of time in a Spanish-speaking country, chances are that you’ll need to navigate a bank in Spanish….Keep reading
Adrian
Llevar Conjugation: All the tenses, with explanations and examples
Llevar is one of those verbs you’ll frequently hear and use in everyday Spanish in a variety of contexts. Although it’s generally translated into English…Keep reading
Adrian
Sentir Conjugation in Spanish: Every tense, with examples
Sentir is a key verb in Spanish that you’ll need to master when expressing feelings or emotions. Being familiar with sentir conjugation will come in handy on…Keep reading
Adrian
Music in Spanish: From notes and music genres to instruments in Spanish
Music, the universal language of emotions, resonates deeply within all cultures, showcasing a rich heritage of diverse genres, instruments, and rhythms. This is especially…Keep reading
Adrian
Ver conjugation: Every conjugation of Ver in a complete guide
In the vast landscape of the Spanish language, ver stands as a versatile and indispensable verb that Spanish learners will definitely come across often….Keep reading
Adrian
Hacer Conjugation: The ultimate guide on how to conjugate Hacer in Spanish
The verb hacer is one of those key verbs in Spanish, widely used in many contexts and to express multiple ideas. Hacer is among the most essential…Keep reading
Adrian
Poner conjugation: Every conjugation of Poner in one guide
When learning a new language, understanding verb conjugation is essential. In Spanish, one verb that you’ll encounter frequently is poner, meaning “to put” or…Keep reading
Adrian
Ir conjugation: Full Ir conjugation charts, with examples
Verbs are the engines that power communication, and ir is a particularly fundamental verb in the Spanish language due to its frequent usage and versatility…Keep reading
Adrian
Animal sounds in Spanish: A fun list of Spanish onomatopoeias
In English, dogs bark and say “woof,” but what sound does a dog make in Spanish? Onomatopoeias, or words that imitate sounds, add flavor and vividness…Keep reading
Adrian
Estar Conjugation: A Complete Guide to the Conjugation of Estar
The verb estar is one of the key verbs in Spanish. We use estar in many situations, and to express different ideas. With this in mind,…Keep reading
Adrian
Math in Spanish: All the Spanish math terms you need
Mathematics is a universal language that goes beyond any linguistic or cultural barrier. However, if you are planning to visit, study, or work in…Keep reading
Adrian
Ser conjugation: A full guide to the conjugation of Ser in Spanish
Ser is one of the most fundamental and versatile verbs in the Spanish language. In addition to understanding its proper use, knowing each ser conjugation will…Keep reading
Adrian
Spanish Flower Names: 150+ Flowers in Spanish
Flowers are fascinating and diverse, with endless uses and varieties throughout history and cultures. Whether for decorating, adding flavor to dishes, symbolizing emotions, or…Keep reading
Adrian
How to order coffee in Spanish: A complete guide
Coffee is an essential part of daily life for many people around the world, and in Hispanic countries, this hot beverage holds a special…Keep reading
Adrian
Banana in Spanish: 6 local names for this delicious fruit
Bananas, those delightful tropical delights, have managed to capture hearts and taste buds across the globe, and Latin America is not the exception, but…Keep reading
Adrian
Animals in Spanish: Learn How to Name Animals in Spanish
Animals are part of everyone’s lives. Whether you live in the city or in the countryside, animals are always present. Learning animal names in…Keep reading
Adrian
Si vs Sí: Learning to use the right Si in Spanish
At first glance, you might wonder if we’re referring to the same word when we mention si vs sí. The crucial difference here is the…Keep reading
Adrian
Going to the gym in Spanish: All the Spanish fitness vocab
Exercise and physical activity are super important for staying healthy, and it’s really helpful to know the right words when you’re working out. So,…Keep reading
Adrian
Spanish homographs: Nouns spelled identically to conjugated verbs
If you’ve been following our posts you probably already know about Spanish homonyms, which are words that have the same spelling and/or the same pronunciation,…Keep reading
Adrian
Happy Father’s Day in Spanish: Essential phrases and vocab
Every year Father’s Day – el Día del Padre is celebrated around the world. This is a special date with deep roots and importance because…Keep reading
Adrian
Hiking in Spanish: Essential vocab for hitting the trails
Ah, the fresh air, the landscapes, and the adventure! Senderismo, which is hiking in Spanish, is a wonderful activity that everyone should enjoy from…Keep reading
Adrian
Spanish homonyms: Similar Spanish words with different meanings
Just like in English, we have many Spanish homonyms, which are words that are pronounced in the same way but have different meanings. In…Keep reading
Adrian
Querer Conjugation, Meanings, and Expressions
Whether you’ve been learning Spanish for a long time or you’re new to it, the verb querer is one of those basic verbs that…Keep reading
Adrian
Supongo in Spanish: The nuances of this expression of assumptions
Supongo is a versatile Spanish word that can be translated into English in several ways depending on the context in which it’s used. Its uses…Keep reading
Adrian
Earth Day in Spanish: Tips and Vocab
Environmental consciousness has fortunately become a global phenomenon, with people all over the world doing their part to keep our planet clean, safe, and…Keep reading
Adrian
Oír conjugation: Every tense, every mood, and a bunch of examples
If you’re learning Spanish, you’re likely to encounter the verb oír quite frequently. As one of the most common verbs in the language, oír is…Keep reading
Adrian
Recordar conjugation: Learn to conjugate this essential verb
Recordar is one of those verbs in Spanish that you will need to use on a daily basis. That’s why knowing the recordar conjugation becomes a…Keep reading
Adrian
Qué chulo and Qué chula: Meaning and slang uses in Spanish
Learning a foreign language goes beyond knowing the standard grammar and vocabulary, it’s also important to know the forms of everyday expression to have…Keep reading
Adrian
Spanish hotel vocabulary: Practical phrases for your next trip
If you’re planning to travel to any Spanish speaking country, this post on Spanish hotel vocabulary is perfect for you. We’ll guide you from the…Keep reading
Adrian
How to say Good Night in Spanish: 10 expressions before going to bed
Yawn! Just like in English, there are different ways to say good night in Spanish, depending on the context, the person we say it to,…Keep reading
Adrian
Jefe vs Patrón: The nuances of addressing your Boss in Spanish
How should you refer to your boss in Spanish? We actually have two options in Spanish, jefe and patrón, though each has its own important…Keep reading
Adrian
Te Quiero vs Te Amo: How to Say I Love You in Spanish
Love is everywhere. In songs, in books and, of course, in everyday life. Expressing the affection we feel is essential in any language, and…Keep reading
Adrian
Poder conjugation: A complete guide to the conjugation of Poder
Poder is one of the most common verbs in the Spanish language. Whether you want to use it in everyday conversation, or in written Spanish,…Keep reading
Adrian
¡Que tengas un buen día!: 10 ways to say Have a Good Day in Spanish
One of the fun parts of learning a language is being able to converse and interact with other people in everyday situations. Learning how…Keep reading
Adrian
Tomar conjugation, meanings, and expressions: A complete guide to Tomar in Spanish
Tomar in Spanish is one of the most frequently-used verbs in the language. We’ve prepared this post to help you learn the many uses and meanings…Keep reading
Adrian
School supplies in Spanish: A vocabulary guide
Everything is easier when you have the right tools, and school is no exception. Whether you are a student, a teacher, a parent, a…Keep reading
Adrian
“It is what it is” in Spanish: Essential idiomatic expressions
When learning a language, in addition to studying vocabulary, grammar, and verb conjugations, you also need to learn idiomatic expressions. Learning a few options…Keep reading
Adrian
Making plans with friends in Spanish: A practical guide
Imagine you bump into a Spanish-speaking friend you haven’t seen for a long time. What do you say to them? How do you go…Keep reading
Adrian
Measurements in Spanish: The Complete Guide
Whether you want to talk about the dimensions of an object, the temperature outside, the distance that you need to travel from one place…Keep reading
Adrian
¡Feliz cumpleaños! How to Say Happy Birthday in Spanish
Another lap around the sun accomplished! We all like to feel special on our birthdays and be celebrated by our loved ones. If you…Keep reading
Adrian
Recoger: Conjugation and Meanings of this versatile verb
Recoger is one of those common Spanish verbs that we see in all sorts of everyday contexts. Usually translated simply as to pick up, there…Keep reading
Niall Quinn
Spanish Christmas Vocabulary: Words and expressions for the holiday season
Learning the most common Spanish Christmas vocabulary is essential to enjoying the holidays en español, be it in a Spanish speaking country or in your…Keep reading
Adrian
Qué tal: Meaning, uses, and comparison with Cómo estás
Qué tal and cómo estás are two phrases native Spanish use constantly use when greeting someone. Their fundamental meanings are very similar: How are you?…Keep reading
Adrian
Apenas in English: The multiple meanings of this versatile Spanish word
Apenas is a fascinating word that can have different meanings depending on the context and the grammatical role it plays within a sentence. Dictionaries…Keep reading
Adrian
Palabras Venezolanas: 16 Venezuelan expressions that make no sense in English
One of the most interesting and fun parts of learning Spanish is getting to know all the funny Spanish sayings and expressions, and Venezuelan…Keep reading
Adrian
14 Spanish apologies: How to say “sorry” in Spanish
Knowing how to say sorry in Spanish is one of the fundamentals in using the language. It’s definitely among the top phrases for everyday life,…Keep reading
Adrian
Ojalá in Spanish: Expressing wishes and desires
Ojalá in Spanish is a very common word that native speakers use all the time to express wishes and desires. We’re sure you’ve already heard…Keep reading
Adrian
Bacon in Spanish: Let’s try Beicon, Tocino, Panceta, and Chicharrones!
Bacon is popular all over the world. There are so many types of bacon, each with their own textures and flavors, but what really unifies…Keep reading
Adrian
Soccer in Spanish: How to talk fútbol for the 2022 World Cup
The 2022 World Cup is coming up fast, getting fans excited about this year’s tournament in Qatar. As one of the only truly global sporting…Keep reading
Adrian
Marcar in Spanish: 13 meanings explained, with conjugations
Marcar in Spanish is often translated simply as “to mark” in English, but did you know that this multifaceted verb has over a dozen different…Keep reading
Adrian
Hay que vs Tener que: Expressing obligation in Spanish
Hay que and tener que are expressions Spanish speakers use to communicate obligation, necessity, commitment, or to give instructions. Tener que and hay que…Keep reading
Adrian
Así in Spanish: A little word with a lot of meaning
Así in Spanish is a very common word in a number of written and spoken contexts. For Spanish learners, you’re therefore likely to hear así quite…Keep reading
Adrian
Thank you in Spanish: 13 Alternatives to ¡Gracias!
Even people who don’t speak the language likely know that gracias is Spanish for thank you. If you’re studying the language though, you’re probably interested…Keep reading
Adrian
Deber: Conjugation, Meaning, Use, and More!
The verb deber in English can mean must, should, to owe, and, when used as a noun, can describe one’s duty. Deber in Spanish…Keep reading
Adrian
Ningún vs Ninguno: Similarities and Differences
Many Spanish students struggle to understand when it’s best to use ningún vs ninguno, perhaps in large part due to the similarity of these words…Keep reading
Adrian
Sin Embargo: Translation, Use, Synonyms, and More!
If you are looking for a word that helps you communicate contrast, opposition, or restriction between two sentences, sin embargo is an excellent choice. This word…Keep reading
Adrian
Dog Commands in Spanish: Our Top 22 Spanish Dog Commands
We all love our furry friends, and how could we not? With their cute little paws and boopable snouts, it’s impossible not to give…Keep reading
Adrian
Spanish Titles: A Quick Guide to Spanish Honorifics
Imagine you are on a website and you find yourself having to choose whether you want to be referred to as Sr., Sra., or…Keep reading
Adrian
Airport Spanish: A Vocabulary Guide to Catch a Flight in Spanish
Ah, the airport. Truth be told, you either love it or hate it, but it’s always best to be prepared. And this is especially…Keep reading
Adrian
The Most Common Compliments in Spanish
Whenever you’re in a Spanish speaking country, knowing how to make compliments in Spanish will be an easy way for you to make new friends….Keep reading
Adrian
Hay, Ahí, Ay and Allí: Different Words, Different Meanings
The words hay, ahí, ay and allí are very similar, not only in their spelling but also in the way they’re pronounced. So much so…Keep reading
Adrian
Essential Spanish for teachers and babysitters: 67 tú commands in Spanish
If you ever need to direct people effectively, it’s imperative to know how to give good instructions. This is especially true when the instructions…Keep reading
Adrian
Traer: Conjugation, Meanings, and Expressions using To Bring in Spanish
In Spanish, the verb traer is used when you want to express that an object or person is moving towards the place where the speaker…Keep reading
Adrian
“How do you feel?” in Spanish: Sentir vs Sentirse
Both sentir and sentirse mean “to feel” in English, and each verb can help us express our feelings in Spanish. There is nonetheless a…Keep reading
Adrian
What’s your sign? How to Talk About Astrology in Spanish
Stars, planets, and fate. In this realm there is a lot of concealed and intriguing knowledge that can unveil a lot about ourselves and…Keep reading
Adrian
Furniture in Spanish: Vocabulary for Every Room of the Home
Whether you want to go shopping or simply want to talk about the home with a native Spanish speaker, knowing the vocabulary related to furniture…Keep reading
Adrian
How to Introduce Yourself in Spanish: Essential Spanish Introductions and Responses
As beginners, we know that one of the very first things we want to learn when it comes to languages is how to introduce…Keep reading
Adrian
Ahora vs Ahorita vs Ahora Mismo: The Multiple Nuances of Now in Spanish
Beyond the straightforward translation of ahora, there are a number of related ways to express the concept of now in Spanish. In this post,…Keep reading
Adrian
Dolor vs Me duele: Using the Spanish Noun and Verb for Pain
Have you ever wondered how to express pain in Spanish, but you get confused between dolor, doler, and duele? Well you’ve come to the…Keep reading
Adrian
The Top 15 Verbs Like Gustar, With Examples
In a recent post, we gave a full breakdown on gustar in Spanish, with detailed explanations on how to use and conjugate this type…Keep reading
Adrian
Texting in Spanish: How to LOL in Spanish and Master “Chatñol”
Ah, text slang, the epitome of communication in the digital word. What started as a necessity due to a lack of characters is now…Keep reading
Adrian
Chinese New Year in Spanish: Zodiac Signs and Traditions
As the Chinese New Year rapidly becomes a global phenomenon, let’s learn to talk about the Chinese lunar calendar in Spanish. In this post…Keep reading
Adrian
Acabar de: An Easy Hack to Speak Past-Tense Spanish
In this post we’re going to explain what we like to call the “Acabar de hack,” which allows you to speak about the past without…Keep reading
Adrian
How Are You In Spanish? – 10 Different Phrases To Strike Up Conversation
As a beginner student, one of the first phrases you’ll want to learn is “how are you?” in Spanish. Just like any other language,…Keep reading
Adrian
How To Order Food In Spanish: Common Phrases & Words
If you are anything like me (a foodie), then learning the most common vocabulary related to food should be a top priority when learning…Keep reading
Adrian
“You’re Welcome in Spanish” – 13 Different Expressions For Any Situation
No problem, no worries, my pleasure – just like the English language, there are many different expressions that you can use to say you’re…Keep reading
Adrian
Chores In Spanish: The Essential Words To Know
How do you describe chores in Spanish? Like any other language, when talking about chores, most words we need to know will be related…Keep reading
Adrian
How to Ask for Directions in Spanish?
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
Adrian
How Do I Say Or Write Dates in Spanish?
Today, we are talking about dates in Spanish – no, not dating, but instead knowing how to express the day/month/year in written or verbal…Keep reading
Adrian
30 Popular Spanish Proverbs To Live Your Life By
When learning a new language, it’s fun to explore the most common expressions or phrases, and so in this post, we gathered 30 popular…Keep reading
Adrian
Holidays in Spanish: Vocabulary For Popular Celebrations
Today, we’re talking about holidays in Spanish, or los días feriados in español. With a list like this, we didn’t even attempt to name every…Keep reading
Adrian
36 Basic Spanish Sentences You Could Probably Memorize On The Plane
Let’s imagine that you are on a plane, heading to a Spanish speaking country (why not Colombia?) and at this point, it hits you…Keep reading
Adrian
Physical Descriptions in Spanish: Basic Vocabulary To Know
Knowing how to express physical descriptions in Spanish is likely to be something that beginner students need to know sooner rather than later. Whether…Keep reading
Adrian
How To Express New Year’s Resolutions In Spanish
Whether it’s learning a new language, getting into fitness, traveling or other, knowing how to express New Year’s Resolutions in Spanish may be useful…Keep reading
Adrian
The Weather In Spanish: Vocab, Verbs and Phrases To Know
It’s only a matter of time before you will need to know how to speak about the weather in Spanish, be it for making…Keep reading
Adrian
Email in Spanish: Vocabulary & Phrases To Know
As a Spanish student, it’s likely that you will, at some point, need to know how to write an email in Spanish. Be it…Keep reading