In this section, you’ll find answers to common questions people ask about learning Spanish.
In today’s blog post, I want to share some of the most useful phrases to use when you go to the doctor in Spanish.
Just imagine that you go on a happy vacation to Colombia, but during the 3rd day of your time there you get sick and you end up in front of a doctor who speaks only Spanish.
Today, I want to share a very interesting article that I read about using slow audio to learn Spanish.
When we are learning a foreign language, almost all of us complain about one thing:
“Native speakers talk too fast!”
How to pronounce the h in Spanish?… Read the following story:
I’m enjoying a private Spanish lesson with one of my American students, and as I tell him a story in Spanish, words come and go helping the student increase and practice vocabulary…
When you hit the intermediate Spanish level, there’s a point where you realize that this language is more than just words. There’s this big world full of different accents, cultures, and expressions waiting for you to discover them.
Los modismos en español son un obstáculo para muchos extranjeros que quieren aprender este idioma.
¿Pero por qué es difícil entender los modismos? ¿Y qué son los modismos en español exactamente?…
En este artículo responderemos estas preguntas.
Además de eso, al final voy a enseñarte 4 modismos que puedes usar en cualquier país hispano hablante.
Grammar is one of the most difficult things to learn in Spanish; I tell you this as a Spanish native speaker who had so many problems to pass Spanish back in school. Now, if Spanish grammar rules are even so complicated for native speakers, how in the world are you supposed to learn them?
Looking for the rules to understand por and para in Spanish? I got something better than that for you. I want to show you an exercise and three concepts that are extremely useful to master por and para.
Lots of people who want to learn Spanish get confused when they need to use “
más que and más de in Spanish.
Why?
Because both phrases mean “More than” in English.
So, how can there be two words that mean the same thing?
In this article, you’ll learn when to use más que and más de in Spanish effectively, so you can sound more natural when you speak Spanish.
I did a research and found that a very common problem for Spanish learners is to roll the Rs like native speakers, in fact, my question to lots of different people was: “What is the most difficult Spanish word for you to pronounce?”, I was surprised to find out that most of them answer something like: “Anything with R”.
Have you ever stood in front of people with the intention to instruct them, teach them something you know, or something you’re learning? Most of us, have had to do this, maybe because we were studying at a school or university, or because of our job we had to stand in front of more than one person and we had to start talking about a topic we knew or a topic we did some research on. However, have you ever had to give a speech in a foreign language?