In this category, you will learn new words, idioms and expressions that Spanish speakers use every day.
How do you say “For you” in Spanish?
Perhaps you got a present for someone and you want to sound special giving this present as you speak Spanish.
What if that’s your crush, and you want to sound interesting as you say “this is for you” in Spanish?
And what if that person is a native speaker?
You’re in love with that gorgeous Latina… but, how do you praise her, so you can tell her that she’s a beautiful woman in Spanish?
Most men like to express how much they appreciate women’s beauty, and women usually like their couples to do that.
The translation for that would be “Eres una mujer hermosa”.
If you’re looking for more phrases to say: You’re a beautiful woman in Spanish, then you’ve come to the right place.
But, how can you diversify your vocabulary, and go beyond that one phrase?
How do you say grandma in Spanish? If you’re looking for an exact translation, that would be: “abuela”.
However, you probably want more than that if your grandma is from a Spanish background, or because she only speaks Spanish and you want to connect better with her.
My friend Monica from the USA was married to a Colombian guy, she was writing a letter to him and she wanted to say that he was very handsome in Spanish.
Question for you, my dear friend who wants to learn Spanish:
How should Monica tell her husband that he is a good-looking man?
We all know that if someone says “Gracias” to you, and you want to reply with a you’re welcome in Spanish, then you would say “con gusto”.
But, is there another way to say that in Spanish?
Do native speakers use this phrase all the time?
No…
They use way more expressions to communicate this “you’re welcome” idea after someone expresses gratefulness.
How many Spanish greetings do you know?…
Are you the kind of student who uses the same old words for everything?…
—Buenos días
—Hola, Mike, ¿cómo amaneciste?
—Buenos días
—¿Qué?
—¿Buenos días?
—¿De qué hablas?
—Buenos días…
No doubt, if you want to speak better Spanish, and you want to communicate with native speakers, you need to know different ways to say hello in Spanish.
¿Estás planeando tu próximo viaje a Colombia? ¿Conoces frases de viajes y modismos para visitar Colombia? Algo importante que debes saber, es que los colombianos usan modismos y frases hechas todo el tiempo.
How do you say “how are you” in Spanish?
Easy answer: “¿Cómo estás?”.
This is probably one of the most basic phrases that people learn in Spanish and one of the first things you learn in Spanish courses.
In real life, the question: “¿cómo estás?”, is just one of the many ways that native speakers have for asking each other how’re they doing.
You could use this basic phrase in all your conversations.
But, what if a native speaker hits you with a different one?
Arabic wordsin Spanish could be seen as very complicated, but they are more similar than you could ever imagine.
If you’re trying to learn Spanish and you’re from a country that speaks Arabic, then you definitely need to know that there are tons of words in Spanish that have an Arabic origin.
