Learning how to talk about nationalities in Spanish is important if you want to connect with people from different countries.…
Once you dip your foot in learning Latin dances, you’ll quickly find yourself slipping into an addiction to the dance…
If you’re going on one of those classic tours of Latin America, you need the linguistic tools to make friends…
In Spanish, tú is the informal way to say “you” and usted is the formal way.
Knowing when and how…
The French vowels are a, e, i, o, u and y. But there are way more French vowel sounds than…
Spanish possessive adjectives tell us who an object belongs to—think words like “my,” “your,” “our,” etc. In this post, I’ll…
Put on your party hat and go wish someone a happy birthday—in Japanese.
If you’re worried about how to share…
Spanish demonstratives—words like this, that, these and those—are used in nearly every conversation and are extremely helpful for Spanish learners. …
Spanish verbs have three possible endings: -ar, -er and -ir, but today we’re focusing on -ir verbs. Odds are, you…
The Spanish imperfect subjunctive helps you express opinions, hopes, denials, doubts and hypothetical situations—something I’m sure you do a lot…
