In this article you will learn all you need to know about pronombres de objeto directo (direct object pronouns) in Spanish. If you have no idea about how to use them or even what on Earth they are, you have come to the right place! GRAMMAR WARNING ⚠️ Before we get into la carnita (the meat)…
Thinking about approaching a Mexican girl by saying “¡Hola, guapa!“? Well, think twice! If you don’t want a language barrier to ruin your chances of finding true love, you are in the right place! I will teach you five phrases you should use to up your flirting game en español. I’ve kept it classy, simple, fun,…
There is one thing that no Mexican can say no to: regardless of how sad, angry, miserable or tired a Mexican might be feeling, they will always says yes to tacos! In this article you will learn my Top 5 Must Try Mexican dishes and drinks, including some of the weirdest variations! AND you will…
One of my favorite subjects is grammar… ¡No es cierto! (It’s not true!) But what is true is that sometimes we need to talk about it. In another video I taught you los pronombres de objeto directo (direct object pronouns) and on this occasion you will learn los pronombres de objeto indirecto (indirect object pronouns) —en…
What did you have for breakfast/lunch/dinner today? Can you tell me in Spanish? If not, then you are in the right place! In this article you will learn the vocabulary and expressions that you can use to feel at ease reading Spanish menus, buying food in a supermarket, or just talking about my favorite subject…
A very common situation if coming to Latin America is finding yourself checking in at a hotel or AirBnB. I want to make sure you don’t end up en la suite presidencial (in the presidential suite) —unless you want to, of course. ¿Les cuento algo? (Can I tell you something?) ¡Me encanta el turismo! (I…
In this article you will learn the words and phrases en español that you will need to tomar un vuelo (to take a flight). Airport-related questions On your way to el aeropuerto (the airport), the taxi driver will certainly ask you: ¿A qué terminal va? (Which terminal are you going to?) Once you are inside…
Which are the pronouns in Spanish? 1. Yo – I 2. Tú – singular You 3. Él – He; Ella – She 4. Nosotros or Nosotras – We 5. Ustedes – plural You 6. Ellos or Ellas – They Gender is important in Spanish Notice how there are two words for WE and THEY. WE…
En español (in Spanish), you can’t address everyone the same way. Whereas in English you may address everyone using “YOU”, in Spanish, there are TWO options for doing that: “tú and usted”. Each of them conveys a different level of familiarity with the person you are talking to. If your mother tongue doesn’t have formal and informal forms…
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