If you’re from the US, this is for you, because I’m going to teach you some Spanish chunks you can use to talk about your beloved home country, the USA. Why is that important? Well, because when somebody asks you “where are you from?”, you could say more than “Yo soy de los Estados Unidos”…
Anyone who has been in a relationship with a Mexican may tell you that there is lo bueno y lo malo (the good and the bad), but let’s be honest: dating a Mexican may be superdivertido (super fun) and escandaloso (loud)! I have gathered 8 things that you MUST know before dating a Mexican. If…
In this article, I’ll teach you 38 words and some phrases to describe a person, whether it’s someone you just met or whether you are trying to find a friend in the middle of una fiesta (a party). Descriptions are also helpful when talking to the police (for the facial composite of a robber, for…
In this article, I will teach you the body parts… Why is that important? Well, you need to know how to express yourself si sientes dolor (if you are in pain) or how to use some Spanish chunks to refer (more often than you think) to the body parts. So, para la oreja (literal translation:…
In this article, we are going on a quest for animales (animals)! Pet animals The following are some animales (animals) people usually have as mascotas (pets). Yo soy amante de los perros (I am a dog lover), así que no tengo gatos (so I do not have cats). However, yo creo que un gato es…
Welcome to Spring Spanish! In this article, te voy a enseñar cómo pedir ayuda en español (I am going to teach you how to ask for help in Spanish). Entonces, ¿me ayudas? (So, can you help me?) You will learn some of the most useful chunks que te ayudarán (that will help you) to ask…
In this video, I’m going to teach you los artículos en español (the articles in Spanish). In English, the articles that exist are “the” and “a”… and that’s it. However, in Spanish we have: el, la, lo, los, la, un, una, unos and unas. But fear not! After reading this text, you will know exactly when…
In this article, you will learn el género de los sustantivos (noun gender) in Spanish, a language that uses two definite articles (el and la) depending on whether the word is masculine or feminine. ¡¡¡Espera!!! ¿¿QUÉ?? (Wait!!! Whaaat?) Yes, in Spanish, words have a gender, such as la mesa (the table — feminine) and el…
When saying “I am”, “you are”, “she is”, and so on in English, you are conjugating the verb “to be”, because saying “I to be” or “they to be” makes no sense. The exact same thing happens in Spanish. So, in this article you will discover everything you need to know about the Spanish verb…
You probably know by now how to count in Spanish (if not check out my video about the Spanish numbers), but the question is now how do you say first, second third, and so on in Spanish? This is where los números ordinales (ordinal numbers) come into play! In this article, you will find out…
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