Tan and tanto
Let's talk about these two, shall we? Tan Tan is used before an adjective, that is, a quality (like sturdy) or a state (like broken). Ex: ¡Ese niño es tan fuerte! - that kid is so strong! Ex: »
About Spanish Christmas
Christmas Eve is right around the corner, so it's good time to learn a bit about how we live these holidays here in Spain, right? What we eat, what we do, when are the special days... I put »
Informal fillers and connectives
In this post I want to go through some informal expressions, fillers, structures and connectives. They are important because they are common, and therefore you'll hear them and need to understand them. All of the vocab in this »
Conversational phrases in Spanish
If you are hanging out around Spanish people, your Spanish family in law is over for the weekend or you want your Spanish to sound very native, these are great phrases to achieve that. If you're feeling adventurous »
The, a, some: Articles in Spanish
You can't avoid these tiny words! They go before most nouns, that is words that express things, places, people or concepts. So if you can't fight them... learn them! Defined articles- THE We use these when we'd say »
Dejar - meanings and expressions
We have a quick one today. These are the different combinations and meanings you need with dejar: Dejar combinations 1- Dejar de + inf To stop/quit doing something Ex: Dejé de fumar hace dos años - I stopped »
Prepositions - grid and advanced use
When we use prepositions At first, we use them to describe where things are for example in a room, or to give or understand directions in the city. But then we start seeing them more and more in »
Possessives in Spanish
I'll explain the grid below a bit: Possessive adjectives (first grid) These are words that go before the noun (the thing owned): Mi casa Tu mascota Su pelo - My house, Your pet, Her hair Most of these »
Por qué, porque, porqué and por que.
Different translation Por qué Why Porque Because El porqué The reason Por que Also por el que, por la que, por los que, por las que For which Got 3min? Watch this video! »
Bien or bueno? Mal or malo?
In this quick video you'll learn the difference between bien and bueno and also between mal and malo. Translation, how to use them, etc. Includes some translations to practice, let me know how it went! »
Superlatives: The most, the least, the best, the worst...
Is all about following the "equation": El/la/los/las/lo (+ noun) + más/menos + adjective More detail: Choose the article El, la, los or las depending on the gender of the noun you talk about Lo if you »
"Por dos semanas" or "durante dos semanas"?
That's a good question! Let's see the differences between these two options bit by bit: Meaning If you say "por una semana" and "durante una semana" both will be understood with the same meaning, as "por" is pretty »