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Infórmate sobre lo que te interesa

One of the main reasons why someone stops learning a language is because they got bored of it, or they became frustrated that they weren’t reaching the milestones they wanted. It’s common to feel overwhelmed, and that’s a sign to change your mindset. Learn about what interests you, and you’ll keep your motivation. Focus on […]

¿Cómo Eres? ¿Cómo eres?

Aunque pueda sonar similar a la pregunta ¿Cómo estás?, que se refiere a cómo te sientes en este momento, ¿Cómo eres? se refiere a cómo eres. Si piensas en las diferencias entre ser y estar, tiene sentido que la primera pregunta se refiera a tu estado en este momento, y la segunda a tu estado.

Cosas sorprendentes que ocurren cuando aprendes una nueva lengua

Cada persona tiene una razón diferente para aprender una nueva lengua. Quizá quieras comunicarte mejor con tus compañeros de trabajo o con tus clientes, o quizá te guste cómo suena. Puede que quieras hacer nuevos amigos, o incluso que tengas el deseo de viajar por el mundo. Sea cual sea tu razón para aprender una nueva [...]

Pro-Drop Like a Pro

Have you ever heard the term “pro-drop”? It stands for “pronoun-drop” and it’s a grammatical concept that some languages have. Pro-drop might seem like something really small, but learning about it and how to use it will make you feel and sound a little more like a native speaker. Keep reading to learn about it. […]

Cuida tus P y Q: Ser cortés en español

Whenever you meet someone new, it’s natural to want to put your best foot forward. You want to be kind, courteous, and not seem rude. Did you know that what one culture considers rude, another one might not? For example, in the United States, it’s not common to stare at people you don’t know because […]

Siéntete orgulloso de tu acento

Everybody has an accent. That’s true! Every single person has one. They can be indicators of where someone’s from, like how someone from Illinois tends to sound different than someone from Alabama. Also, they can show what other languages you speak. It’s extremely, extremely rare for someone to have no accent when they’re multilingual. Be […]

Practica la escritura y la expresión oral desde casa

A huge benefit of taking a Spanish course is the constant writing and speaking practice that you get. Your teacher and classmates can give you feedback, and you’re provided with various activities to practice grammar and vocabulary. However, this doesn’t mean that you can’t practice writing and speaking from home! If you’re looking for ways […]

Mensajes de texto en español

Cuando empiezas a aprender y practicar una nueva lengua, hacer amigos hispanohablantes es el siguiente paso natural. Puedes practicar con ellos, aprender de ellos y, con suerte, crear nuevos recuerdos juntos. Hoy en día, gran parte de nuestra comunicación tiene lugar en Internet. Esto incluye plataformas de redes sociales, mensajes instantáneos, correos electrónicos y cualquier otro sitio donde [...]

Reflexionar sobre los verbos reflexivos

At the very beginning of your Spanish classes, you probably learned “Me llamo…” to say “My name is…” but did you know it literally translates to “I call myself”? In fact, this introductory phrase is part of a category of verbs called reflexive verbs. There are lots of reflexive verbs in Spanish that have special […]

Añade más español a tu rutina diaria

Just because you don’t live in a Spanish-speaking country doesn’t mean you can’t add Spanish to your daily routine. You can add as much or as little Spanish as you want! The more you practice on your own, the better your speaking, reading, writing and listening skills will be. Taking Spanish classes online is a […]