Can you imagine anything better than making popcorn, curling up on the couch and streaming a great movie?
Well, how about doing all of that and practicing your Spanish at the same time?
Online streaming services like Hulu make it …
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Looking for Spanish Stories with English Translations? Check These Sites Out!
If you’re a bibliophile who’s learning Spanish, chances are you’ve already discovered the beauty of using Spanish literature for language practice.
Reading in Spanish can help you improve your grammar and sentence structure and it can introduce you to …
Just for You: How to Get Spanish Lessons Curated for Your Needs
If you’re reading this, you’re probably already interested in learning Spanish.
You’re not alone—Spanish has the second-highest number of native speakers worldwide, and twenty countries list Spanish an official language. In the United States alone, more than 37 …
SpanishPod101 Review: (Mostly) Free Fun for Visual and Audio Learning
Imagine this all-too-common language-learning scenario:
You’re traveling to Latin America for the first time. You took a few years of high-school Spanish way back when and you’re confident you’ll be able to muddle your way through a basic Spanish conversation…
Choosing Between Subjunctive vs. Indicative Spanish to Set the Right Mood
Make a wish!
Now do it in Spanish. Not sure how? I was once like you.
Let me tell you a little story.
When I was in high school, I felt pretty confident about my Spanish verb conjugating ability.
I …
The Best Netflix Spanish Series for Language Learners (Europe and Latin America)
Ever tried to catch a bus in Spanish?
Depending on where you are, you might need to ask for a combi, a micro, a colectivo, a guagua, a bondi, a camión, an autobús… or just a bus!
These regional …
Anyone Can Make the Spanish rr Sound (And Here’s How You Can, Too)
When you ask English speakers what the hardest part of learning Spanish is, you’ll get a few responses over and over again:
Verb tenses. The subjunctive mood. The two forms of “to be” (ser and estar).
But …
