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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.
Describing your room in Spanish will be easy to do if you know how to use a few common adjectives and the verb SER . In this lesson, we will introduce the vocabulary for common bedroom objects, as well as how to use colors and other adjectives to describe your bedroom in Spanish. We have included a lot […]
Describing your Bedroom in Spanish – La Habitación Read More »
LA COCINA or the kitchen in Spanish is another important room in the house. There are many different items and utensils that can be found in a kitchen, from simple objects like UNA CUCHARA (a spoon) to appliances like UNA REFRIGERADORA (a refrigerator). In this lesson, you will learn some common kitchen objects in Spanish through pictures and several audio
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LA SALA or LA SALA DE ESTAR are two interchangeable ways to refer to the living room in Spanish, a very important room in the house and a nice topic to learn some new vocabulary for house objects in Spanish. This lesson covers several words used in real conversations when talking about LA SALA and how you can use this vocabulary to
Things in the Living Room in Spanish: Sentences and Descriptions Read More »
Hola and welcome to a new lesson. Let’s start by saying that DIRECCIÓN means address, so we usually ask other people their DIRECCIONES or share our DIRECCIÓN with them. Saying your address in Spanish, whether it is your house or email address may be a little tricky sometimes and the way to do it may vary from
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Generally speaking, basic conversations in Spanish usually include greetings or “saludos”, introductions and some vocabulary like numbers, countries and more. We have covered each of those topics in detail in previous lessons, so we will do our best to put it all together in a comprehensible way in this one. You will certainly find many examples of sentences,
Spanish Phrases and Questions for Basic Conversations Read More »
¿Puede repetir por favor? This is a very common classroom question for any level. In this lesson, you will learn how to ask your teacher basic things using Spanish classroom questions and also how to use some important expressions such as “Disculpe”(excuse me) that will certainly help you in class and real life situations. Let’s begin…
Spanish Classroom Questions and Phrases Read More »
In the previous lesson, we learned how to ask simple YES/NO questions and their punctuation. They are very important, but sometimes we will need more than a “SI” or a “NO”. In this lesson, we will introduce the most common ways for asking questions in Spanish. We will study several examples using Spanish question words
Asking Questions in Spanish: Question Words and Examples Read More »
Spanish greetings and farewells are part of the vocabulary that you will need in daily interactions. Using the right greeting (saludo) before getting into the main conversation is always a good sign of politeness, especially when introducing yourself or someone else in the language. In this lesson, you will learn how and when to use Spanish greetings
Common Spanish Greetings and Farewells: List and Quiz Read More »
Spanish ordinal numbers, “los números ordinales”, are used to show the order that things or events follow, whereas cardinal numbers are used to talk about quantities. Both of them are very useful in many situations in the language. In this lesson, we will learn how to use and write Spanish ordinal numbers in sentences where
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The way we write and pronounce numbers is quite different from English, but they are still as important to give or get some personal information. In this lesson, we will learn how to spell and pronounce Spanish numbers 1-20, “los números del uno al veinte”. You will find a complete list with these numbers as well as
Counting Spanish Numbers 1-20: List, Sentences and Practice Read More »
