A Quick Guide to Reflexive Verbs in Spanish
Spanish reflexive verbs are easy to recognize because they have ‘se’ on the end of their infinitive form, which means that the subject and the object of the verb are the same person. Basically, it’s something that one does to oneself. via GIPHY Quick Navigation How to form Spanish reflexive verbsCommon reflexive verbs Order – […]
Continue readingSpanish Calendar Vocabulary: Days and Months in Spanish
Another year is here! A whole new set of twelve months to look forward to. You know what’s a good way to mark this occasion? Learn Spanish words about the calendar! Here in this article, we’ll talk about Spanish words for the different days of the week, the Spanish names of the months, as well as […]
Continue reading10 Popular Spanish Christmas Carols to Learn for the Holidays
You’ll know that Christmas is approaching when traditional Christmas melodies waft from inside homes and shops, filling the air with magic. In Spain, carolers sing familiar villancicos, adding to the merriment. If you’re learning Spanish, now is the perfect time to learn popular Spanish Christmas carols right in time for the holidays. This article will help […]
Continue readingHow to make calls in Spanish: Spanish Phone Call Vocabulary and Phrases
Phone calls can be unnerving to some. But you know what makes it even more difficult? Calling someone while speaking Spanish! No worries to you though. Here in this article, we’ll learn how to make phone calls in Spanish and go through some Spanish phone call vocabulary. We’ve listed down some words and phrases used when […]
Continue readingA Quick Guide to the Spanish Gerund
Welcome to this guide to the Spanish gerund!The gerund is also known as the ‘continuous present,’ but don’t be put off by the weird names, all it means is verbs in the ‘-ing’ form, e.g., ‘You are learning.’ Quick Navigation How to form the Spanish GerundWhen to use the Spanish GerundWhen NOT to use the […]
Continue readingSpanish Vocabulary: Let’s Talk About the Weather and Seasons
The weather is usually a go-to topic for small talk. So when you’re learning Spanish, you better learn all about Spanish weather vocabulary, too! In this article, let’s take a look at weather and seasons vocabulary in Spanish. Plus, a bit of easy examples on how you can use them in sentences. Ready? Let’s go! Quick Navigation […]
Continue readingSpanish Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns (Not to be Confused with Reflexive Pronouns!)
¡Hola! In this lesson, let’s discuss Spanish direct and indirect object pronouns.You might have seen little words in Spanish like me, te, lo, nos, etc. These words are called object pronouns (los pronombres personales de complemento) which can be split into three types: direct indirect reflexive With this article we aim to show you how […]
Continue reading20 Best Spanish Horror Movies to Help You Learn Spanish
Like horror movies? If you’re a fan and you’re also learning Spanish, this list of movies is perfect for you. Let’s take a look at 20 of the best (and scariest) Spanish horror movies that will keep you up all night and scare you into learning Spanish! Quick Navigation 1. “La casa del fin de […]
Continue readingSpanish Medical Vocabulary: 35 Common Diseases Translated in Spanish
Are you a medical professional or medical student who is also learning Spanish? In this article, let’s review the different common diseases and learn what they are called in Spanish. To make the vocabulary stick, don’t forget to the short quiz at the bottom of the article! Quick Navigation List of Common Diseases in Spanish Mini […]
Continue readingThe Ultimate Guide to Spanish Future Tense
“The past, present, and future walked into a bar … it was tense.” via GIPHY (We claim no credit for that so-bad-it’s-good joke!) The future tense is obviously very important for—well—talking about the future. Whether you want to talk about your intended future plans or some other inevitability, you’ll need the future tense.In Spanish there are […]
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