If you’re learning Spanish with a tight budget… good news! The magic of the internet gives you tons of free resources to improve your Spanish… like this video you’re watching on our channel 😉 But there are more materials beyond Spring Spanish, of course, to learn Spanish for free! Paulisima shares her ideas here: 1….
Do you really have to move to a Spanish-speaking country to learn Spanish? Or is it possible to learn Spanish desde la comodidad de tu casa (from the comfort of your home), maybe even without leaving the house? So the question is: do you have to be living in a Spanish speaking country to learn…
When you’re talking and writing a lot in Spanish, you inevitably run into abbreviations in Spanish. And you might be surprised at first: what are abbreviations in Spanish; how do you use them; when do you use them? Let’s answer all of these questions on the Spring Spanish Channel! Maura tells you everything you have…
Admit it: sometimes we hear someone rambling, or nagging, or just talking too much, and we REALLY want that person to just… SHUT UP! In Spanish, just like in English, there are polite and less polite ways to communicate this to someone. “Cállate” is a direct and impolite way to say “shut up” in Spanish….
Ready to go to a soccer match in Argentina? Do you prefer to see some tennis or basketball in Spain? How about a Caribbean baseball game? Well, if you really want to blend into a Hispanic country or community, learn your chunks about sports in Spanish! First, let’s explore this list of the most popular…
We’re pretty sure that you’ve said or heard “No problemo” more than once and well… that’s wrong! In this article, Spring Spanish teacher Cory I will not only teach you the correct way to say it, but you will also discover 10 other ways to say no problem in Spanish that’ll make you sound super…
Y entonces que me toma de la mano y entonces que me le quedo viendo. ¡Y entonces que pasa mi ex! (And so he grabs my hand, and then I stare at him. And then my ex passes by!) Entonces Spanish: Don’t ruin a great story by saying entonces (then) too much! Ponle variedad a…
¿Tú cómo estás? (How are you?) Porque yo… no tan bien. (Because I… not so good.) Don’t worry, I’m actually doing pretty good right now, but that’s definitely not always the case, and I do happen to be the type of person who likes to be real when answering “¿cómo estás?” (How are you?) No…
Everybody loves to learn a language while watching their favorite movies and shows. No wonder why my video about learning Spanish with Netflix has been so popular. Thank you for that! So, I was compelled to make a new version of this video, with new great Netflix Spanish shows for this year! I’m Spring Spanish…
Today, we’ll look at alternatives to saying of course in Spanish (“por supuesto”). Not because there’s anything wrong with that, but because this idea has many nuances and, therefore, many options to convey exactly what you mean. I’m Spring Spanish teacher, Maura. Are you ready? ¡Claro! (Of course!) 1. Of course in Spanish alternatives: Claro…
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