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There is a very important aspect of Spanish you must learn: the Spanish conjugation of verbs. Unfortunately, there’s quite a bit more to verb conjugations in Spanish than there is in English. You may have seen crazy Spanish verb tables already, but don’t worry: there’s really no need in memorizing conjugation tables!  Instead, in this…

Learning how to tell time in Spanish is very useful. Although most of us have a phone or a watch, this is one of the basic things you have to know. Plus, if you are asked what time is it?, you should know how to respond.  In Spanish, there are two or three ways to…

In this article, I’ll teach you how to speak about your family in Spanish! It does not matter whether you’re an only child or whether you have 12 siblings and 20 aunts or whether you’re still single or married to the love of your life. After having read this piece, you’ll be able to present…

One of the tricks I’ll share with you shows you how reading can help you become a better speaker. Another trick lets you mimic the way babies start to understand Spanish or any language… all so that frustrating situation I just described will NEVER happen to you again! If you’ve ever started a conversation with…

Today I want to talk about 7 “diseases” that ONLY happen in Mexico. And, why between quotation marks? Because it’s not actual disease in Spanish, but slang we use to refer to… well, read this article to find out! Mexicans are very witty, as we have discovered some diseases that ONLY Mexicans and maybe some…

¡Hola y bienvenidos a Spring Spanish! (This is one way of greetings in Spanish, but there are many more ways to do so!) There are several ways to greet people in Spanish, but fear not, mis buenos amigos! In this article you will learn five phrases that will work no matter what country you are…

¿Cómo sigues, amiga?(How are you doing, girlfriend?) Mejor, pero aún tengo fiebre.(Better, but I’m still running a fever.) Lo siento mucho. ¡Que te mejores!(I’m so sorry. Get well soon!) If they taught you to say ¡que te mejores! (get well!) That is correct. But there are other ways to wish someone to get well soon…

In this article I’m going to tell you about the Spanish verb “to go”. Did you notice I already used this verb? “Voy a” is one of the most common ways to use the IR verbs in Spanish (to go), and today we are going to learn some phrases in Spanish using this verb.  BEWARE:…

I’m really sure that en tu propio pais (in your own country), there are many things that foreigners find weird or they just never knew about. It’s the same with Mexico, but maybe todavía puedo sorprenderte (I can still surprise you) with these 10 weird facts about Mexico! Learn the fun facts about Mexico whether…

You’re just starting out with Spanish or don’t understand Spanish well yet, and Spanish speakers keep speaking Spanish with you? You could say “No hablo español”. (“I don’t speak Spanish.”). That’s totally fine and everybody will understand. People use it when they want to say that they are not fluent in Spanish, or can’t understand it…