Mis amigos, if you want to sound like a native from Mexico City, please don’t greet people with a simple ¡Hola! I mean, yeah, it does the job but if you really want to blend in and speak Spanish at a high level, better use the following 8 alternatives instead! I’m teacher María Fernanda from…
Mis amigos, if you’re serious about speaking good Spanish, it’s time for you to STOP saying the same old me gusta in Spanish. Try any of these 5 alternatives instead to sound exactly like a Spanish native speaker! Don’t miss the conversation fully in Spanish at the end of this lesson where I’m using all…
How do you get the right bus ticket in Mexico and other Spanish-speaking countries? What do you say when you enter the bus? What is the bus driver going to ask you? Si no quieres terminar en el lugar equivocado o pagar una multa por no tener el boleto correcto de autobús en México, entonces…
Mis amigos, ¿saben lo que es el “tourist tax”? (My friends, do you know what the tourist tax is?) It isn’t an official tax, but it’s what you get for not speaking Spanish properly and not knowing como regatear en español (how to bargain in Spanish) like the locals. But… that stops today! Yo soy…
No sé si te has dado cuenta (I’m not sure, you’ve noticed), but there are a couple of phrases that native speakers in any language use over and over again. If you memorize these frequently used chunks in Spanish, it will be much easier for you to travel in Spanish-speaking countries and have conversations with…
¿Eres el más alto de la familia? ¿Quién es más guapo, tu amigo o tú? ¿Quién es el más chico de tus hermanos? (Are you the tallest in your family? Who is more handsome, your friend or you? Who is the youngest of your siblings?) If you want to be able to compare in Spanish,…
Mis amigos, if you want to sound more like a native speaker while speaking Spanish, it’s time for you to STOP saying the same old vale or okay in Spanish. Use one of these 10 much more conversational alternatives instead! I’m teacher María Fernanda from Spring Spanish, and THIS is your first alternative: Before I…
Mis amigos, if you have a job interview in Spanish coming up, you might be quite nervous about it, and you want to avoid a dialogue like this: ¿Me puede decir su nombre y por qué quiere trabajar aquí? (Can you tell me your name, and why you want to work here?) Well, eeehhhh mi…nombre……
Mis amigos, if you want to sound more like a native speaker while speaking Spanish, it’s time for you to STOP saying the same old gracias in Spanish when thanking somebody. Use one of these 8 much more conversational alternatives instead! I’m teacher María Fernanda from Spring Spanish, and THIS is your first alternative: 1….
ACTOR 1¿Qué hora es? ¿Puedes mirar la hora? (What time is it? Can you look at the time?) ACTOR 2No alcanzo a ver el reloj, no veo nada.(I can’t manage to see the clock, I can’t see anything.) ¿Mirar o ver? (to look or to see). That is the dilemma. Do you want to know when…
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