Going to the Movies: Spanish Movie Vocabulary and Expressions
Going to the movies? Learn the basic Spanish movie vocabulary and expressions needed to buy a ticket, give your opinion on a film, or describe a …
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How to Use the Spanish Subjunctive Mood in Adverbial Clauses
The adverbial clause in Spanish is normally introduced by a conjunction (e.g., “a menos que” [unless]). Some conjunctions are always …
Continue ReadingSpanish Subjunctive Mood in Adjective Clauses
The Spanish subjunctive mood is used in a subordinate clause (i.e., adjective clause) that refers to a person, place or thing whose existence is …
Continue ReadingSeasons' Greetings the Spanish Way: Social Greetings
In every language we express greetings for various seasons. We call these “Seasons Greetings.” We express wishes to each other for birthdays and for …
Continue ReadingHow To Form Spanish Commands, or, Using the Imperative Mood
Understanding Spanish commands can help you communicate your wishes or just help you better understand your teacher’s directions. When speaking …
Continue ReadingOn the Phone in Spanish: Common Expressions and Vocabulary for Spanish Telephone Conversations
Answering the phone in Spanish should not be a difficult thing to do. By learning the vocabulary and expressions in this article, you will be able to …
Continue ReadingSpanish Medical Vocabulary and Visiting the Doctor
You are traveling abroad. What if you need to visit a doctor? Would you know how to explain your symptoms? Do you know how to say “fever” …
Continue ReadingCorrect Usage of the Spanish Preposition "por"
Prepositions are a key part of any language. The Spanish preposition “por” is especially difficult for Spanish learners. It has a wide …
Continue ReadingSpanish Subjunctive Mood in Noun Clauses
The Spanish subjunctive mood is mainly used in sentences with multiple clauses that express will and influence, emotion, and doubt or denial. The main …
Continue ReadingSpanish Vocabulary for Talking about the City
Learn Spanish by talking in Spanish about familiar things around you. This is a good way to improve your Spanish vocabulary. Let’s take a look …
Continue ReadingLearning About Spanish Infinitive Verbs: Basic Information
The infinitive form of Spanish verbs is the foundation of 14 verb conjugations. It also links up with other verbs to complete an idea and doubles as a …
Continue ReadingLearn to Use the Spanish Preposition "En" Correctly
Prepositions are a class of words that describe multiple kinds of relationships between words and phrases. The preposition “en” a variety …
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