Did you know native speakers use animals in Spanish to talk about people?
Yes, in fact, you could be a duck, a dog, or a fish right now for someone!
Can you imagine that?
To be a bird or a snake in someone’s eyes!
In this category, you will learn new words, idioms and expressions that Spanish speakers use every day.
Did you know native speakers use animals in Spanish to talk about people?
Yes, in fact, you could be a duck, a dog, or a fish right now for someone!
Can you imagine that?
To be a bird or a snake in someone’s eyes!
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.
“I’m sorry!” These were the only words that my friend Mark pronounced right after an embarrassing situation:
He accidentally opened the door of women’s restroom and saw someone peeing.
English speakers! You guys only have one way to say you, which is obviously: You!
Now, in Spanish, there’s more than just one you.
¿Cómo se dice How are you? en español?… Fácil, se dice: ¿cómo estás?
Esta es probablemente una de las frases más básicas que la gente aprende cuando toman cursos de español.
En la vida real, la pregunta “¿cómo estás?”, solo es una de las tantas maneras que usan los nativos para decir how are you?
“¿Cómo te llamas?“… esta es la pregunta básica que te enseñan para preguntarle el nombre a una persona cuando estás aprendiendo español.
Sin embargo, en la vida real las personas pueden usar muchas frases diferentes para preguntarle el nombre a alguien.
En este artículo vamos a aprender 12 maneras diferentes de preguntarle a una persona su nombre.
A natural Spanish comes out of you when you know how native speakers express themselves. Today I want to share with you, six expressions to show surprise in Spanish.
I know I was supposed to write the second part of the series “The best Spanish to learn”. However, I thought it would be very interesting to actually post a video in Spanish, made by me, explaining a different way of saying “hey” that actually will help you out to sound more native in one of the cities I talked about in the former article.
Expressing your opinion is very important when you hold a conversation with native speakers, especially if you want to keep flowing the ideas giving the conversation a spontaneous atmosphere.