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Have you ever wondered how do you say “Beautiful” in Spanish?
In today’s post we will answer that question and we will provide you with a few other alternatives that may be useful in a romantic context.
There are times when knowing how to say beautiful in Spanish can be very useful,
Hi, in this short post we will talk about how to say “hello” in Spanish as well as some other useful variations to greet people in Spanish.
A simple way to say “hello” in Spanish is: Hola
Hi, in this short post we will talk about how to say how are you in Spanish as well as other variations that may be used in casual environments in Mexico.
Let’s get started.
¡Hola! In this short post we will take a look at the Dímelo translation in English (Say it to me) by Enrique Iglesias.
A simple song with common Spanish words useful for beginners interested in learning Spanish.
First, you will find the video (we suggest you click “play” and the scroll down to read the translated lyrics while you listen).
Continue reading “Dímelo by Enrique Iglesias – Dimelo translation in English – Spanish Song Lyrics”
When someone you really care about is far away, being able to say “I miss you” is something important.
In this post we will talk about how do you say I miss you in Spanish as well as some other useful variations to convey a similar message.
Continue reading “How do you say I miss you in Spanish? (and other useful phrases)”
Wouldn´t you agree that the end of the year is one of those times when making a pause to think about the last 12 months is a valuable exercise that shouldn’t be overlooked?
In this short post we will talk about how to say happy new year in Spanish as well as other phrases that may be useful around this time of the year.
A simple way to say happy new year in Spanish is:
Feliz Año Nuevo.
Continue reading “How to say happy new year in Spanish (and other phrases for the end of the year).”
Merry Christmas in Spanish is: Feliz Navidad.
Continue reading “How to say Merry Christmas in Spanish and other useful phrases for the holidays”
Hi, My name is Lyn and this is my first guest post here.
I currently live in Australia with my husband and my son. I love eating good food that keeps you fit and healthy and I enjoy sharing what I learn on my site:
feel free to visit if you are interested in good food and good health, I have many healthy recipes to share.with you.
Aus-Mex Red Chili Sauce Continue reading “Mexican Food Recipes: Aus-Mex Chilli (Easy and healthy!)”
Hello. My name is Emma. I come from Santander, in the North of Spain, but I have lived in the UK since 2002.
I run a company called Babelitos, which delivers Spanish lessons at all levels for people of all ages. You can find information about what I do in my website http://www.babelitos.com
My current youngest “student” is my 9 month old baby daughter who is already starting to say “mama” and understands some simple words, such as “adios”, “besitos”, etc.
There is something very special about working with young children. They are full of life and I really enjoy seeing them learning and making incredible progress from day to day.
Continue reading “Let’s use our imagination to learn Spanish”
Today we want to share a fine example of Spanish Songs Lyrics, a piece created by Café Tacuba, a famous rock band from Mexico City.
The song´s title is: Soy o Estoy.
This song is a challenging exercise for those interested in learning about How to use ser and estar
You can play the song in the following youtube video and scroll down to read the translated lyrics in Spanish. Continue reading “Spanish Songs Lyrics – “Soy o Estoy” by Cafe Tacuba”