If you’re starting your journey learning Spanish you’ll see that one of the first things you’ll want to learn is how to express different emotions in Spanish. This is understandable because we see the world the way we feel it, and we express through those emotions constantly. Emotions are part of our daily life and interactions, we express the world…
In today’s blog, we bring you a new list, in this case – the names of 39 animals in Spanish, useful if you’re visiting a zoo on a weekend or simply if you’re interested in animals and want to keep increasing your Spanish vocabulary!
I used to struggle with Spanish grammar when creating content, but this tool I’m reviewing today is great for proofreading your Spanish online (spell checker & grammar checker in Spanish). The name is LanguageTool and it has helped me learn about the accents (á, é, í, ó, ú, ü, ñ, ¿, ¡) on certain words, or if I got a word spelled wrong, the el/la wrong, and in many more corrections.
On our journey of learning a new language, we all find ourselves at a point of our learning process in which the most important thing is being able to communicate with the ones around you. Forming an opinion, expressing yourself, or just having basic conversation with people in your day to day life. Beyond accents, regional slang, and whatever other…
Learn Spanish for the Emergency Room when it matters most. Communicate with patients and provide a better experience in critical moments.
Are you trying hard to become fluent in Spanish? We want to help you. One of the first steps to be fluent is to have more vocabulary to create full sentences, being able to describe what’s around you, and fully express yourself. It is frustrating when I am having a conversation and there is one word I am searching for…
So, you want to help your kids learn Spanish? Good choice! Here we show you fun ways to teach Spanish to kids. Spanish is one of the most popular second languages for English speakers. That’s one of the many reasons Spanish is a great way to introduce children to another language. What else makes Spanish a good choice for children?…
If you have the chance to go abroad to study Spanish, you would be able to practice Spanish by reading street signs and murals, talking to taxi or Uber drivers, and coming across various other people in your daily routine. But what if you can’t travel yet, you can’t immerse yourself in a Spanish-speaking country? Here, we will explain how…
