The Secret to “Travel-Ready” Spanish: It’s All in the Foundation One of the most common questions I get from students
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Cognates – words you already know
“Hidden” Spanish: The Secret of Language Neighbors Have you ever listened to a Spanish conversation and realized you understood more
El Alfabeto: Phonetic Foundations
Welcome to our foundational lesson on the Spanish Alphabet! Whether you are in my Beginner 1, 2 or any level,
Por and Para in Spanish
Tired of mixing up por and para? Both mean “for,” but using them correctly is the key to speaking Spanish
SER – Tiempo pasado
The verb SER in the past tense. In Spanish, the verb ser in the past tense, is conjugated in two
Estar – Tiempo pasado
“Estaba” and “estuvo” are both past tense forms of the verb estar, which means “to be” in Spanish. However, they
Las preposiciones
Spanish prepositions are words that establish relationships between elements in a sentence, often indicating location, direction, time, manner, and other
Verbs -AR, -ER and -IR
In Spanish, verbs of the first conjugation are those that end in “-ar.” Here are some common verbs of this
Ser y Estar (Verb to be)
1. SER is used to describe: 2. ESTAR is used to describe: Key Differences Practice Examples Click here for a
Online learning resources
Here are some great online resources to help you improve your writing and reading comprehension. A few of these sites
Numbers 100 to 1M
Click on the link for a practice worksheet Los números 100 – 1,000,000 Review: to count in Spanish it is
Personal pronouns
PERSONAL PRONOUNS CLICK HERE FOR THE PRACTICE WORKSHEET SINGULAR (one person) PLURAL (2 or more)+ Yo