Welcome to a new session of Learning Spanish for Beginners Podcast. In this session, we will review vocabulary and phrases you can use to tell time in Spanish. You can listen to the podcast session here: This is an essential skill for beginners because it will help you manage your schedule, ask … Read more
Welcome to a new session of Learning Spanish for Beginners Podcast. In this session, we will learn vocabulary and easy ways to tell time in Spanish. By the way, this episode will focus on the Spanish spoken in Mexico, which you can use to communicate with Spanish speakers from all around the world. These are … Read more
Learning to talk about the future in Spanish can feel like a challenge, especially when you’re juggling conjugations and tenses. But here’s the good news: you don’t always need to master the future tense to communicate your plans, goals, or predictions effectively. In fact, native speakers often rely on simpler structures and shortcuts to express … Read more
Music is one of the most beautiful and enjoyable ways to practice Spanish throughout the day. Today we will review the song Cancion de Otoño by the Spanish singer José Luis Perales, a romantic melody that invites us to reflect about the way time passes by. On this page, you’ll find a video you can … Read more
Celia Cruz is so popular around the world, that you’ve probably heard one of her songs in a movie, a commercial or at a restaurant even if you haven’t realized it. Although she passed away in 2003, she’s still alive in the hearts of millions of Spanish speakers who continue to dance inspired by her … Read more
In this post we will review a sentimental song by Roberto Carlos, a Brazilian singer known throughout Latin America who has sold more than 150 million records during his career. The song is titled “Amigo” and it’s about a conversation between 2 friends where one of them tells the other how much he appreciates him. … Read more
In this post we will review a slow ballad by the famous Mexican singer songwriter Juan Gabriel so you can practice your listening Spanish skills. . First, I suggest you play the video you’ll find below these paragraphs so you can listen to the song while reading the lyrics one full time. Second, click play … Read more
In this session we will learn a few easy tools beginners can use to talk about the future and avoid having to conjugate all verbs in the future tense in Spanish. In fact, this is used by native speakers everyday when they talk about their plans (I use it all the time!) It is one easiest … Read more
“Coco” is an animated adventure that unfolds within the context of “El Día de Muertos” (The Day of the Dead” and it is a great way to practice you Spanish listening skills.
In this post, we will go over the movie’s trailer in English and Spanish so you can practice your comprehension.
Día de Enero (Day of January) is a slow and beautiful song by Shakira, the Colombian wonder from Barranquilla.
Although this song is not as famous as some of her other hits, its slow tunes make it a great resource to practice Spanish comprehension.