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These lessons will introduce Spanish vocabulary lists on different topics. We will focus on using the new words and expressions in meaningful sentences. Some of the lessons will include pictures and videos to learn vocabulary in Spanish the easy way. Besides, you can listen to the pronunciation of the words with the audio files in the lessons and practice with interactive vocabulary quizzes.
In the previous lesson, we learned how to write and use numbers from 1 to 20. In this one, you will learn the basics pattern for writing and saying numbers in Spanish from 20 to 100, “los números del 20 al 100”. The lesson includes several examples of common questions and phrases with numbers in […]
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SER and ESTAR are the two forms of the verb to be in Spanish. ESTAR is an extremely important and useful irregular verb to master in the language. In this lesson, we will learn to conjugate this verb and how to make sentences using ESTAR. You will have the chance to test yourself at the end
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¿Qué haces en tu tiempo libre? There are some many activities we can do in our free time or “tiempo libre”. In this lesson, we will cover a comprehensible vocabulary list of common free time activities in Spanish. Our goal is to present the vocabulary for these activities using expressions and questions we would normally
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The vocabulary for the house is really important in everyday conversations. In this lesson, we will cover the vocabulary for rooms and parts of the house in Spanish, “las habitaciones y partes de la casa”, and see how these words could be used in real situations. You will learn the basics to use the verb
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Do you know how to say the most common family members in Spanish? There are so many relatives and we could simply write a long list with all of them, but making list of words is not how you learn a language. Instead, this lesson will teach you the ones you will use the most in real
Talking About Family Members in Spanish Read More »
¿Cómo es tu ciudad? In order to answer this question, you need to know a little about places in your town, some adjectives and the basics about directions. In this lesson, we will review the vocabulary for places in town in Spanish and ways to ask and give directions too. More importantly, we will teach you how
Describing your Town in Spanish: Adjectives and Directions Read More »
In the past two lessons, we covered the vocabulary for clothing items and prices as well as some common adjectives to describe them. This lesson will teach you some basic phrases and questions you can use when shopping for clothes in Spanish, plus some ways to say what you are wearing in Spanish too. This time,
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¿Cómo describes tu personalidad? ¿Cómo eres? Those are two basic questions that people will ask to know more about your personality in Spanish. There are many words you can learn for personality traits – “rasgos de personalidad” – and that is why we will learn some of these adjectives in this lesson. For this purpose, we
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Shopping groceries at a supermarket or market in Spanish is very simple, yet a very important topic to learn about especially when visiting Spanish-speaking countries. This lesson will focus on introducing the vocabulary for fruits and vegetables in Spanish, as well as some very useful phrases for buying groceries through several mini conversations and a nice video.
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¿Qué tareas domésticas te gusta hacer? “Los Quehaceres”, “Las tareas del hogar” and “Los oficios de la casa” are three ways to refer to household chores in Spanish. This lesson will introduce the vocabulary for these tasks through a short video and several mini-conversations. In addition, we will discuss about ways to express obligations in Spanish using
Household Chores in Spanish: Hay and Tener Que + Activities Read More »
