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”. I’m Spring Spanish teacher Maura, and in this video, you’ll learn tons of chunks…
Are you looking to travel to the beach in a Spanish-speaking country? Sol, playa, arena… (Sun, beach, sand…) Yeah, that does sound good! And guess what? You’ll enjoy it even more if you know all the beach Spanish words and chunks to, say, get the best chair and umbrella, order food and drinks, join in…
How do you ask someone 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. I’m Spring Spanish teacher Paulisima, and In this video, you will learn how to ask people…
Paulisima:Bueno?(Hello? Lit. “good?”) Mom:Hola, hijita.(Hello, little daughter.) Paulisima:Hola, mami.(Hello, mommy.) Mom:¿Estás ocupada?(Hey, little daughter, are you busy?) Paulisima:Sí, mamita, sí estoy ocupada. Yo le devuelvo la llamada más tarde, ¿sale?(Yes, mommy, I am busy. I’ll return the call later, alright?) Mom:Ok, que no se te olvide.(Ok, but do not forget.) Paulisima:Adiós. Bye.(Goodbye. Bye.) This is…
The stuff you learn in Spanish textbooks is good if you want to get started, but did you know that us native speakers don’t really say most of it when we talk to each other? In this video, I will show you 8 expressions I took from actual Spanish textbooks. ¡Cien por ciento real! (100%…
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Today, you are taking me out! Where? To our first date, of course! But with a twist! I’m Spring Spanish teacher Paulisima, and in today’s video, you will learn how to have a first date in Spanish! 1. Lidiando con la impuntualidad (Dealing with unpunctuality) ¡Hola! ¡Ay perdón, perdón! ¡Se me hizo tarde! ¡Gracias por…
MAURA¡Para! Relájate… Mira este video hasta el final y aprende español ahora y para siempre… Repite después de mi: Maura es la mejor profesora de español. (Stop! Relax… Watch this video until the end and learn Spanish now and forever…Repeat after me: Maura is the best Spanish teacher.) Maura soy yo, una de las profesoras…
Si yo fuera multimillonaria, ayudaría a que todas las personas tuvieran un hogar dónde vivir.(If I were a billionaire, I would help all people to have a home to live.) Si yo fuera millonaria, me llevaría a toda mi familia de vacaciones a Bali.(If I were a millionaire, I would take my entire family on…
ALEJANDRAEste año necesitamos trabajar extra porque el año pasado no se alcanzaron las metas planteadas. Entendemos que también ha sido así porque hemos pasado por dos años de pandemia.(This year we need to work extra because last year we did not meet our goals. We understand that has also been the case because we have…
Don’t say invidente (blind), say ciego (blind). Don’t say viejito (Little old man), say persona adulta mayor (adult older person). Now what about “minusvalido” (crippled) o “señora presidente” (president- ·female) That’s right, guys. Today we’re talking about politically correct Spanish! Independientemente de tu opinión sobre utilizar lenguaje políticamente correcto en español (Regardless of your…
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