¿Y cuándo te dan los resultados?(And when will you get the results?) El próximo lunes, si Dios quiere.(Next Monday, God willing.) Ay, hijita, pues, tú pídele mucho a Dios que todo salga bien.(Oh, little daughter, well, ask God that everything goes well.) Claro que sí, mamita.(Of course, mommy.) ¡Dios! ¡Dios! (God! God!) In this video…
These days you could meet a person online, get to know them without ever meeting in person. But how can you do this in Spanish? What does it look like when native Spanish speakers are getting to know each other by sending voice messages via WhatsApp? See how I, Spring Spanish teacher Paulisima, will get…
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. I am Spring Spanish teacher Paulisima from Mexico, and I will teach you 5 things to not stand out…
Me llamo y ¿cómo te llamas? (My name is and what’s your name?) are totally acceptable way to say your name and ask for the name of the other person. But wouldn’t it be nice to add some variety to that? Let’s have a look at 4 alternatives that Spanish-speaking natives love to use as…
Holis, soy Maura de Spring Spanish (Hello, I’m Maura from Spring Spanish), and today you’re going to learn the Spanish imperfecto (imperfect). One of the tenses used in Spanish to speak about the past… but we’re going to do it as always, meaning, without having to memorize a conjugation table! To do so, I decided…
¿Qué quieres? Ahh, estoy segura que quieres aprender como utilizar el verbo querer. (What do you want? Ohh, I’m sure you want to learn how to use the verb “to want”.) The Spanish verb querer is tricky. It means “to want”, but is not always used exactly the same way as its English equivalent… AND…
Which one is correct? “Espero que estés bien.” o “Espero que estás bien.” (I hope you are well.) First, I said “Espero que estés bien”” in the subjuntivo (subjunctive) and then in the indicativo (indicative). Which one was correct? If you know, leave a comment. Solution at the end! I’m Spring Spanish teacher, Maura, and…
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,…
No me importa por qué, porque el porqué no va a cambiar las cosas. (I don’t care why, because the why is not going to change things.) Whyyyy? As you see, we have this really important porque word in Spanish, which has four different spellings and means something different for each of the spellings. Which one means what…
¿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…
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