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Verbs – LLEVAR vs. TRAER (to bring)

Direction & Perspective Unlike English, where you can use “to bring”, Spanish uses two different action words based on your

Would you like to know the key spanish phrases you would use to ask sometime the time? Read on and

The Secret to “Travel-Ready” Spanish: It’s All in the Foundation One of the most common questions I get from students

“Hidden” Spanish: The Secret of Language Neighbors Have you ever listened to a Spanish conversation and realized you understood more

Welcome to our foundational lesson on the Spanish Alphabet! Whether you are in my Beginner 1, 2 or any level,

This term, we continue to offer Beginner Spanish 1 and 2, and we are pleased to also offer Low Intermediate

To those registered for this course, it will begin this Monday, December 8th!Thank you to everyone who came out to

Halloween (La Noche de Brujas) and Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) are two holidays celebrated at the

Tired of mixing up por and para? Both mean “for,” but using them correctly is the key to speaking Spanish

When a tourist gets injured during a trip—like twisting an ankle while hiking or walking, or eat something causing an

The verb SER in the past tense. In Spanish, the verb ser in the past tense, is conjugated in two

“Estaba” and “estuvo” are both past tense forms of the verb estar, which means “to be” in Spanish. However, they