Asking ¿Qué hora es? (What time is it?) is the type of thing that comes up in a textbook. Sometimes, it can work. Other times, it would make you sound awkward. CARLAMaura, ¿qué hora es?(Maura, what time is it?)MAURASon las cinco. Nos tenemos que ir pronto.(It is 5 o’clock. We have to leave soon.) Yo…
ALEXMaura, ¿tú crees que yo uso muchos pronombres personales?(Maura, do you think I use a lot of personal pronouns?)MAURAUn poco, sí.(A little bit, yes.)ALEX¿Y cómo hago para quitarlos?(And how do I get rid of them?) Have you ever wondered the same as Alex? Pronouns in Spanish can get crazy for sure. Luckily for you personal…
MAURA (Lights turn off)¡Ahh! ¡No veo nada!(Ahh! I can’t see anything!)MAURA (Lights turn off)Espera, ¿no estábamos hablando de algo?(Wait, weren’t we talking about something?) Hi there! Of course! Today, we’re talking about five different moments when Spanish uses negatives and how to form Spanish negations. My name is Maura, I’m a teacher at Spring Spanish,…
MAURAAlex, ¿sabías que es posible usar el sueño para mejorar tu aprendizaje del español?(Alex, did you know that it is possible to use sleep to improve your Spanish learning?)ALEX¿Como aprender mientras duermo?(Like learning while I sleep?)MAURAAlgo así. Te explico.(Something like that. I’ll explain.) If like Alex, you’re interested in any way that can help you…
Hoy te tengo algo muy especial… (Today, I have something very special for you…) A video that’s entirely about conjugating the verb tener (to have)! We use this verb in tons of different situations, and I’m going to give you un montón de ejemplos (tons of examples) and chunks that’ll help you use tener conjugation…
Hi loves, today we have a new verb video. This time nos pondremos a trabajar (we’ll get working) on the verb “poner” (to put) and poner conjugation. This little verb sure does a lot of things, which is why we consider it important enough to make an entire video just about it. Also, it’s irregular….
Hacer (To do) is one of the most important verbs in Spanish. You have to know what it means, how to conjugate it, and when to use it if you want to speak Spanish decently. It’s a tricky little verb, but it won’t be if you learn it through chunks! I’m Spring Spanish teacher Maura,…
MAURA¡Hola! Te estamos esperando. ¿Vas a venir?(Hi! We’re waiting for you. Are you coming?) AMANDAPor desgracia, me llamaron del trabajo con una emergencia y ahora no sé a qué hora voy a salir.(Unfortunately, I got a call from work with an emergency and now I don’t know what time I’m finishing. (lit.: going out)) Honestly,…
¡Tú eres la otra! Fernando me ama a mí.(You are the other one! Fernando loves me.) ¡Fernando es mío!(Fernando is mine!) Telenovelas are a great way to learn Spanish. The Spanish is básico (basic), the topics are repetitivos (repetitive) and they say the same thing una y otra y otra vez (over and over and…
¿Y entonces? ¿Y Ale?(And then? And Ale?) ¿Y yo qué sé? Habrá que preguntarle.(And what do I know? We’ll have to ask her.) That’s a confusing dialogue or what? “Y” tends to work as a filler word in Spanish. Sometimes it’s necessary to use it, sometimes it’s not. And, sometimes, it’s very informative! Yo soy…
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