Hello, dear ones! Welcome back to Spring Spanish. If you’re looking to practice your Spanish or simply make new friends who share your love for the language, you’re in the right place. Spring Spanish teacher PaulĂsima is going to explore how you can find Spanish-speaking friends. 1. Language exchange meetups Have you thought about going…
ALEX¡No entiendo nada! ¡Maura, auxilio![I don’t understand anything! Maura, help!] MAURAÂżQuĂ© pasĂł?[What happened?] ALEXEstoy tratando de ver tele en español para practicar. ¡Pero no lo logro![I’m trying to watch TV in Spanish to practice. But I can’t manage!] What Alex wants to do is a relatively advanced task: understand Spanish TV. Fortunately, Spring Spanish teacher…
PauiSusan! ¡Cuánto tiempo sin verte! ÂżCĂłmo estás? ÂżCĂłmo te está yendo con el español?(Susan! Long time no see! How are you? How’s your Spanish going?) Susan¡Hola, amiga! ¡QuĂ© gusto verte! ¡Ay, ni me menciones el español! ¡No importa cuánto lo intente, simplemente no puedo ver ningĂşn progreso!(Hey, friend! How great to see you! Oh, don’t…
Today we’re going to learn everything you need to know about how to rent a car in Spanish to make renting a car in Mexico a super simple experience. Spring Spanish teacher PaulĂsima will tell you everything from the basics and will share some insider tips. Are you ready? Let’s begin! 1. Important things to…
Quedar vs quedarse is one of those pairs of verbs where the reflexive form is its own world. “Quedarse” doesn’t express the same thing nor is it conjugated the same as the “quedar” version. Let’s see what happens and how these two very similar but different verbs behave. Spring Spanish teacher Maura will tell you…
Actor 1ÂżYa viste la de Oppenheimer?(Have you watched Oppenheimer yet?) Actor 2No, pero tengo muchas ganas de verla. Me encanta cĂłmo actĂşa Cillian Murphy.(No, but I really want to go watch it. I love Cillian Murphy’s acting.) Actor 1Ajá, sĂ, cĂłmo actĂşa.(Mhm, yeah, his acting.) Actor 2En serio. Me gusta cĂłmo actĂşa.(Really. I like his…
You probably already know that “Thank you” means “Danke” in German. It is used to express gratitude, similar to “thanks” or “thank you” in English. But, if you want to sound more like a native speaker, there are so many more nuanced ways of expressing your gratitude. Today you learn 7 alternatives to Danke in…
¡Hola, mi gente! Yo soy PaulĂsima de Spring Spanish, and in today’s lesson I’m going to teach you the single most important Spanish word you’ll hear all the time if you are in Mexico (like, seriously, in every other sentence): ahorita in Spanish. It’s the diminutive of an easy Spanish word: ahora (now)… but don’t…
This is how you make a perfect Spanish phone call conversation: Paulisima:Bueno?(Hello? Lit. “good?”) Mom:Hola, hijita.(Hello, little daughter.) Paulisima:Hola, mami.(Hello, mommy.) Mom:ÂżEstás ocupada?(Hey, little daughter, are you busy?) Paulisima:SĂ, mamita, sĂ estoy ocupada. Yo le devuelvo la llamada más tarde, Âżsale?(Yes, mommy, I am busy. I’ll return the call later, alright?) Mom:Ok, que no se…
CARLAPero, Âża ti te importa lo que piensen los demás de ti?(But, do you care what others think of you?) MAURALo importante es lo que piensa mi familia y mis amigos. Lo que piensan los desconocidos, no.(The important thing is what my family and friends think. What strangers think, no.) “Lo” is one of those…
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