“One poem a day keeps Spanish at bay!” Perdón por el juego de palabras (Sorry for the pun), but you can really read famous spanish poems & improve your Spanish at the same time… If you will be able to listen…
How to Choose the Best Learn Spanish Programs So, you want to know the effective ways on how to learn Spanish. Well, you are in luck because there are many methods by which this is possible, thanks in part to…
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Spanish Phrases for Wants, Desires & Cravings in Spanish Learn here some of the most common Spanish phrases to express desires, wants, cravings. Moreover discover which Spanish course you should follow online… 1. No ver la hora – to not be…
There are some Spanish words and phrases that I want to tell you about… …so that you don’t make these same awful mistakes when speaking the language. I have a friend from Nueva York (New York) who is staying with me here…
Here are the Spanish colors adjectives and their different rules and meanings: In English, the word orange can signify both a color and a fruit, as well as the flavor of that fruit. Frequently, we describe other, less basic colors in terms…
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If there’s one verb that gave me a lot of trouble when I first started learning Spanish grammar that verb was “gustar”. Many of the Spanish lessons and Spanish classes that I took in order to learn Spanish only confused…
10 Ways to Improve Your Spanish with Little or No Effort! Have you ever wondered about the power of Learn Spanish Videos to bring your Spanish to the next level? Not the occasional video your Spanish teacher showed you in…
Learning Spanish Words from a “Novela”: did it ever happen to you? Almost every night, I watch a “novela” (soap opera) here in Colombia called “El Estilista.” Although “El Estilista” literally means “The Stylist,” it is a a “novela” inspired by…
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