Author: Spring Spanish Team

MAURAAlex, tengo algo nuevo para ti. Para que sigas aprendiendo español.(Alex, I have something new for you. For you to keep learning Spanish.) ALEX¿En serio? ¿Qué cosa?(Seriously? What is it?) MAURASe llama ChatGPT. Es un chatbot que, te juro, va a cambiarlo todo.(It’s called ChatGPT. It’s a chatbot that, I swear, is going to change…

AMANDAMaura, sabes…(Maura, you know…) MAURA¡Aaaah! Me asustaste, pensé que no estabas.(Aaaah! You scared me, I thought you were gone.) AMANDAAy, perdón. Lo siento, ¿me disculpas?(Oh, sorry. I’m sorry, will you forgive me?) So, sweet Amanda here is very dramatic and basically apologized in every way possible. It is useful for us though, since we are…

MAURA¿Comemos en casa o comemos fuera?(Do we eat at home or eat out?) CARLAComo no hicimos mercado, mejor comemos fuera.(Since we didn’t go to the market, we’d better eat out.) MAURAVale, pero vamos ya que tengo tanta hambre que me comería un elefante.(Okay, but let’s go because I’m so hungry I could eat an elephant.)…

Finding love is one the main reasons people want to learn Spanish. If that is your case, you can start by learning how the flirting in Spanish works. Spring Spanish teacher Paulísima will give you 5 more tips to become popular on the dating scene 😉 1. Remember to be polite In Mexico, and in…

If you are coming to Mexico and you would like to blend in with the locals, and not have Mexicans look and immediately recognize you as a tourist, then you have come to the right place. Spring Spanish teacher Paulísima is from Mexico, and she will teach you 5 things to not stand out as…

First of all… there’s nothing wrong or incorrect with the word bueno in Spanish. The problem is that many Spanish students often use it incorrectly or excessively when there are many other options. Spring Spanish teacher Paulísima will teach you everything you need to use the word bueno in Spanish like an expert, and also…

¿Estoy a la estación o estoy en la estación? (I am at the station or I am in the station?) ¿En la derecha o a la derecha? (On the right or to the right?) ¿Pon los platos a la mesa o pon los platos en la mesa? (Put the dishes in the table or put…

Gracias para is wrong! It’s one of the most common mistakes Spanish learners make. Knowing when to use por and when para is tricky in Spanish. Especially if you come from English, since there is only one word for it, “for”. Spring Spanish teacher Maura will explain everything you need to know about saying thank…

The Spanish that we Mexicans speak can be very peculiar. We have many expressions that are typically Mexican and characterize our way of speaking. Spring Spanish teacher Paulísima will tell you all about the 8 ways to sound like a Mexican. Let’s go! 1. ¿No? (Right?) We do this all the time; we add the question ¿no? at…

How do you ask someone: What do you do for work in Spanish? What their job is? ¿Cuál es tu trabajo? (What is your job?) Though it makes sense, nobody really says that… also, if you ask it without context, it might even be rude. Spring Spanish teacher Paulísima will tell you everything you need…