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These lessons will introduce Spanish vocabulary lists on different topics. We will focus on using the new words and expressions in meaningful sentences. Some of the lessons will include pictures and videos to learn vocabulary in Spanish the easy way. Besides, you can listen to the pronunciation of the words with the audio files in the lessons and practice with interactive vocabulary quizzes.
¡Bienvenido a una nueva lección! In this lesson, we will learn to use the structure “IR + A + Infinitive” for making future plans in Spanish. This lesson will includes several examples and explanations that will help you talk about your future plans in Spanish too. We will introduce some new vocabulary through several conversations about […]
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Most of us have a favorite sport or “deporte”, even if we do not play it that often. This lesson will introduce some of the vocabulary for sports in Spanish, and more than a list of sports, we learn how to form basic sentences with sports in Spanish and see them in use through real conversations. Comencemos… Vocabulary:
Talking about Sports in Spanish: conversations + practice. Read More »
Feelings and emotions in Spanish, los sentimientos y las emociones, are a special kind of adjectives often found in everyday conversations. In this lesson, we will learn a list of moods through a nice video and explain how you can use them to make simple sentences. You will find examples of conversations using a list of feelings
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“Aló” is often the starting phrase for many phone calls in Spanish. Just like in other languages, there are some simple expressions you can learn to answer the phone in Spanish or take a simple message for a friend or relative. This lesson will cover a few of these key phrases and questions through examples of phone
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¡Feliz Cumpleaños! is one of the most popular phrases for wishing happy birthday in Spanish. Birthdays normally include a cake (un pastel), good music (buena música) and perhaps as a surprise a friend who can speak a foreign language and wants to wish you a happy birthday in Spanish. Anything could happen, so why not learning
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In the previous lesson, we learned the days of the week. In this one, we will learn how to write, pronounce and use the vocabulary for months of the year in Spanish. We prepared several basic conversations with some important questions and expressions using the months. You will also have the chance to practice with a listening activity on people
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There are several ways to say our name, greet people and say goodbye in Spanish. Most of these expressions have been covered in two separate lessons, one teaching how to introduce yourself and another about common greetings and farewells. This time we are going to focus on how to use Spanish greetings and introductions to hold basic conversations. The lesson includes four
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LOS DÍAS DE LA SEMANA or the days of the week in Spanish are very easy to learn and remember. In this lesson, you will learn how to say the days of the week and how to use them in simple sentences and questions. We have included a nice video about this topic and some
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Knowing how to make requests in Spanish could be very useful in class and in real life whenever you need help or something else. We use the term “Las peticiones” to refer to requests in Spanish. Most of the time, they are formed using a very important stem-changing verb, PODER. In this lesson, you will learn several expressions
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What are Spanish prepositional pronouns? They are a very special type of pronouns that are placed after prepositions, just like the pronoun MI in the phrase “A MI”. These pronouns are very useful and common in everyday conversations to say simple stuff like “Esto es para ti” (this is for you) and to make more intermediate sentences such
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