In this section, you’ll find answers to common questions people ask about learning Spanish.
So, when you were a child, what was your favorite cartoon? If you’re like me, then you probably can recall childhood moments watching cartoons. In fact, I’m pretty sure you can remember some of your favorite cartoon episodes clearly. However, now that you are an adult, cartoons might seem like a silly topic to talk … Read more
¿Vas a viajar pronto a un país hispano hablante? ¿Deberías mejorar tu español para tu próximo viaje? ¿Porqué es importante aprender español para viajar?
Saber la respuesta a estas preguntas puede ayudarte a sacar el máximo provecho a tu próxima visita a Latino América. Sin embargo, la importancia del español en tu viaje depende de tus respuestas a las siguientes preguntas:
Do you understand Spanish native speakers when they talk to each other? Can you catch all the words and expressions they use when they talk spontaneously? Do you feel like Spanish speakers talk too fast?
When setting a goal to learn Spanish, there are some questions that often hit students: “how long is this going to take?”, “when will I be able to speak Spanish easily?”… in other words: how long to learn Spanish?
The Argentinian accent is very well known because it sounds different than the rest of the accents in Spanish.
The LL in Spanish may be confusing for some people. This happens because the pronunciation of this digraph may vary from region to region.
Hablar español con fluidez puede ser un desafío para muchos. De hecho, muchos de mis estudiantes me han hecho la pregunta que ves en el título del artículo de hoy.
Este artículo es una guía breve para ayudarte a iniciar una conversación en español con un conductor de taxi en un país hispano.
In today’s blog post, I want to share some of the most useful phrases to use when you go to the doctor in Spanish.
Just imagine that you go on a happy vacation to Colombia, but during the 3rd day of your time there you get sick and you end up in front of a doctor who speaks only Spanish.
Today, I want to share a very interesting article that I read about using slow audio to learn Spanish.
When we are learning a foreign language, almost all of us complain about one thing:
“Native speakers talk too fast!”