Spanish Lessons

Thanks for joining us in this lesson. This time, we will explore different ways to use verbs in the past to talk about past events in Spanish in different contexts including facts about inventions, recent daily life activities and more. We hope the sentences about the past tense, the grammar explanations, the interactive quizzes and […]

¡Hola! Thanks for joining us in this lesson. This time, we will present a list of adjectives that are frequently used to recommend places in Spanish and describe cities in the language. We’ll also cover some specific phrases and questions about this topic, which will also be used in two interesting listening activities. Let’s start…

¡Hola! Thanks for joining us in this lesson. This time, we’ll learn some of the vocabulary for common life experiences in Spanish people often have throughout their lives, including fun things like riding a horse (montar un caballo) or eating strange foods (like “tofu apestoso”). Additionally, we will discuss the basic rules for the present

Thank you very much for joining us for one more lesson. On this occasion, we will learn to use the verb PODER to talk about skills in Spanish. In addition, we will cover the vocabulary related to practical activities that we usually do and we will also practice listening with a conversation plus two interactive

Hello! Thank you very much for learning Spanish with us. On this occasion, we will learn the vocabulary for grains, meats, dairy products and others that are normally consumed in many countries around the world. We hope that the images, examples and exercises in the lesson help you to speak about food in Spanish without

¡Hola! Welcome to another lesson. Today, we will learn how to use sequence words in Spanish to tell stories, talk about past events and more. We have prepared several examples for you to see these words in use, as well as a listening activity and an interactive quiz to practice. Let’s start…

The Spanish Alphabet is one of those topics you should master first when learning this language. It is quite simple to remember and really important to master it for spelling purposes. This short lesson will show you how to pronounce all the consonants and vowels that are part of the Spanish Alphabet. You will find

Hola, ¿Cómo está el clima donde vives? – EL CLIMA (the weather) and EL TIEMPO are two common ways to refer to the weather in Spanish. In this lesson, we will cover some very common weather expressions as well as some key verbs for talking about the weather in Spanish. Additionally, we will discuss a

Getting around a new town and asking directions of places may be tricky sometimes. A good way to start is by learn the names of common places in town in Spanish, and the way to give basic directions in Spanish too. This lesson will introduce the vocabulary for places in Spanish through a list of sentences

Asking and telling time in Spanish may very useful in everyday conversations. This lesson will teach you the rules behind the most important questions to ask time in Spanish and the sentence structure to tell time in Spanish properly. We will also cover some expressions that are often used when telling time in Spanish. Hopefully,