Bueno and malo are quite common words in Spanish, that is why I thought I needed to address bueno, malo and something about them you need to keep in mind. Today I am talking about how to use bueno,  malo … Continued

The words “solos” and “único” normally cause some problems to Spanish students as they both have two different meanings, but one of them is a common one to both words, that is why today we will study “solo” versus “único”. … Continued

if you think Spanish is the only language which words have more than one meaning, you need to read this blogs, where I mention some English words with two different meanings in Spanish. A few weeks ago I wrote about … Continued

It is very annoying when you are leaning a new language and you come across with one word that has different equivalents, and that is exactly what we are talking about today. An English word with several meanings in Spanish … Continued

Another two verbs that can get trick to grasp, but that they are easy to differentiate when you know a little trick In todays blog we are talking abut sentir and sentirse in Spanish, which are two verbs that means … Continued

Spanish students often complain understanding Spanish is so hard, in the blog today I am helping you to improve your listening skills. A lot of the time Spanish student’s weakness when learning Spanish is the listening part, they don’t have … Continued

If you are a Spanish student you probably know Spanish is a wonderful language, but it also has some crazy things, like ser and estar and several other things. Today we are going to focus in vocabulary, and we are … Continued

“The word “se” in Spanish and its several uses . How to use “se” in Spanish If the world “SE” is not the one with the most different uses in Spanish, it will be quite close. We have lot of … Continued

To start this blog palabras compuestas –don’t make this mistake is important to start first by explaining what are “palabras compuestas”. Palabras compuestas are words made from two different words, so we have two words and we combine them voilá! … Continued

A lot of Spanish students when I talk about “story of two verbs” they immediately jump to the conclusion I am talking about ser and estar. And they are normally right, but today it is a different story. Today I … Continued