The alphabet in Spanish
Is the Spanish alphabet the same as the English alphabet! Not quite! Learn all about the Spanish alphabet, and how to pronounce each letter correctly, in our free class.
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Is the Spanish alphabet the same as the English alphabet! Not quite! Learn all about the Spanish alphabet, and how to pronounce each letter correctly, in our free class.
How do we translate ‘do’ and ‘does’ into Spanish? Find out how to translate questions with ‘do’ and ‘does’ into Spanish. It’s a lot easier than you might think.
How do we say DON’T and DOESN’T in Spanish? Find out in the first of our articles answering those dumb and not-so-dumb questions about the Spanish language.
What’s the Spanish word for WILL? Find out in the second of our articles answering those dumb and not-so-dumb questions about the Spanish language.
Even before starting to study Spanish you already know THOUSANDS of Spanish words. Honestly! Find out the Spanish words you didn’t even know you knew…
Spanish subject pronouns differ from English ones in some very important ways. Find out how to use subject pronouns correctly in Spanish with our short, to-the-point guide.
Need some listening practice? Of course you do! We’ve prepared some really simple dialogues, with our native speakers asking and answering questions about their name and age.
An introduction to Spanish adjectives, those lovely little words that enrich our everyday speech.
Intermediate Spanish conversations This time we’ll hear six typical dialogues between a shopper and a shop assistant in a clothing store.
Intermediate Spanish conversations Part 2. This time we’ll hear six typical dialogues between a shopper and a shop assistant in a clothing store.
More Spanish listening practice. This time we’ll hear six simple dialogues with native speakers asking each other’s age.
What is the difference between direct and indirect object pronouns? What is the correct word order for indirect object pronouns?
How can we use indirect and direct object pronouns together in the same sentence?
Direct object pronouns are some of the most common building blocks in the Spanish language. They are also quite different to their English equivalents, so don’t skip this class!
Another series of basic Spanish conversations. In this set of conversations we’ll see how to ask and respond to questions about where people live.