This category shows all the lessons in sub-categories ranging from a basic Spanish level to advanced. The content is organized in a logical sequence so that you can master each level and enhance your language skills.
There are two basic ways to ask “what is your job” in Spanish: ¿A qué te dedicas? and ¿Qué haces? This lesson presents a list of jobs and professions in Spanish through pictures and sentences with the vocabulary. We have included a lot examples and simple explanations on the topic as well. Comencemos…
Jobs and Professions in Spanish: list, sentences and practice Read More »
Talking about Spanish daily routine is not easy at all because there are so many activities that can be done in a single day. Basically, grammar gets pretty confusing, especially finding the right way to conjugate reflexive and non-reflexive verbs. Do not worry, even native speakers think Spanish grammar is complex. Today we will highlight 10 pronunciation, spelling and
10 Common Mistakes in Spanish Daily Routines Read More »
In our course BASIC SPANISH I, we cover a lot of different ways to introduce yourself and others. However, we did not discuss much about the normal situations in which people will introduce themselves to others in Spanish-speaking countries and when to formally or not. We will take a look at 4 common situations in which
When to Greet People and Introduce Yourself in Spanish Read More »
Asking questions is very important to keep a conversation flowing. The way we ask about something in Spanish is somewhat similar to the way it is done in English, with slight differences in the use of question marks. In this lesson, we will cover of the most important differences, present to you a list of basic
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In the previous lesson, we learned several words for clothing items, showed you how to make simple sentences with them and how to ask prices in Spanish as well. In this lesson, we will learn some important adjectives to describe clothes in Spanish, including those for general appearance, size, fabric patters and styles. We hope
Describing Clothes in Spanish: Style, Size and Patterns Read More »
Talking about physical appearance in Spanish is easy if you know a few basic verbs and some common adjectives. In this lesson, we will introduce the basic vocabulary and expressions for making physical descriptions in Spanish in a very simple way. We will see how adjectives and other important parts of speech can be used
Essential Adjectives for Physical Descriptions in Spanish Read More »
There are many countries and nationalities in the world – “países y nacionalidades”. We could have them all in a very long list, but that is not what this lesson is about. Instead, we decided to teach you how to make basic sentences with countries and nationalities in Spanish so that when you meet someone, you
Languages, Countries and Nationalities in Spanish Read More »
Understanding commands and instructions in Spanish is really important when learning the language. In this lesson, we will learn to use verbs in the imperative tense for making classroom commands in Spanish and giving instructions in the class. You will listen to the examples of things the teacher would say in the Spanish class and
Basic Instructions and Classroom Commands in Spanish Read More »
As we saw in the previous lesson, colors in Spanish are adjectives that are often used before nouns or accompanying the verb SER (to be). In this lesson, we will learn some specific questions and phrases to talk about colors in Spanish including saying what your favorite colors are, asking for the color of things and more. Let’s
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There is a lot of vocabulary for everyday activities in Spanish, and many of them are very useful when describing daily routines. In this lesson, will focus on things that people do regularly through a list of common daily routine activities in Spanish. We created a nice video explaining many interesting things about reflexive verbs and included lots
Sentences with Daily Routine Activities in Spanish Read More »
