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Güey, necesito tu ayuda.|Dude, I need your help.) ¿Qué pasó? ¿Estás bien? ¿Qué necesitas?(What’s up? Are you alright? What do you need?) Necesitar (To need) is one of the most common verbs in Spanish. You’ll learn all that you need to know to use it like a pro in this necesitar conjugation video. The best…

How do you ask someone: What do you do for work 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. Spring Spanish teacher Paulísima will tell you everything you need…

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 lesson, we will show you 8 street Spanish slang expressions we took from actual Spanish textbooks. ¡Cien por…

Vamos a hablar del verbo: IR. (Let’s talk about the verb: TO GO.) Why? Because it’s used all the time, it helps create an entire verbal tense, and it has a crazy irregular conjugation which makes it a bit hard to use. So, prepare for ir conjugation! As always, we’ll do this through chunks! We…

¿Hablamos? ¿Te cuento? ¿Te digo? (Shall we talk? Shall I tell you? Shall I say?) Which one is better? What’s the difference? What’s going on with these verbs? Today, we’re going to explore the difference between hablar vs decir vs contar. Spring Spanish teacher Maura is ready to explain everything to you! Let’s begin! 1….

Are you ready to review a bunch of conversations you’ll have to have in Spanish? Hi there! This is Maura from Spring Spanish. Today we want to show you the most typical conversations you’ll have when traveling to a Spanish-speaking country. Think of this video as a pattern to guide you through these mandatory exchanges….

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MAURA¿Llevas la navaja por si acaso?(Do you carry your pocket knife with you just in case?) CARLA¡Sí, claro! Por cierto, Amanda preguntó si la podíamos llevar.(Yes, of course! By the way, Amanda asked if we could take her.) MAURAUff, vamos a decirle a Mauricio porque en nuestro carro va Alejandra y sabes que ellas no…

Yo digo que nos vayamos a las cinco.(I say that we leave at 5.) Yo digo que mejor a las seis. ¿Ustedes que dicen?(I say we better leave at 6. What do you all say?) Did you notice the verb that we used there? It’s the verb “decir” (to say/tell) an important Spanish verb equivalent…

¿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…