Early Intermediate Spanish Podcast 12 – ...

In this fun Spanish lesson, we help you understand the real meaning of the Gustar verb and why it does […] The post 8 NEW Early Inter The Gustar verb does not mean ‘To like’! appeared first on Lightspeed Spanish. 

In this fun Spanish lesson, we help you understand the importantísimo role that Tener has in Spoken Spanish. Tener, the […] The post 7 NEW Early Inter Tener The Spanish verb you have to have appeared first on Lightspeed Spanish. 

In this fun Spanish lesson, we walk you through the way that we use Spanish Reflexive verbs and what their […] The post 6 NEW Early Inter Selfish Spanish Reflexive Verbs appeared first on Lightspeed Spanish. 

In today's class you are going to learn 10 Spanish verbs to talk about accidents. This is a very fun and interactive lesson! We have invited one of our students, Rich Miller, to come and do some translation exercises using these key verbs that every intermediate and advanced Span ... Show More

🎁 New to Spanish? Start learning with our FREE 5-day course Spanish Kickstart. Unsubscribe anytime.🧓👶 Gen Z or Boomer? Learn how to describe your age (and others’) in Spanish with confidence. 📚 Still confused? Study along with the summary on Latin ELE's blog 👇https://latinel ... Show More

🎁 New to Spanish? Start learning with our FREE 5-day course Spanish Kickstart. Unsubscribe anytime.🎒 Kicking off your Spanish journey this year?This episode will help you start strong by learning the most common classroom questions and vocabulary you’ll need from day one.From ¿ ... Show More

In this episode, we'll hear from Pablo from the Coffee Break Spanish team. This time, a Spanish proverb gives us the perfect opportunity to explore one of those classic Spanish grammar challenges: when to use the subjunctive vs. the indicative after the word cuando. Now, you defi ... Show More

<p>Struggling with the Spanish subjunctive? You’re not alone! In this episode, we explore how the subjunctive is used in everyday Spanish, why it&apos;s so tricky for learners (even for me!), and how it differs from English. May helps simplify the concept by explaining common usa ... Show More

In this espresso-style episode, Anabel talks about one of the trickiest parts of Spanish grammar: knowing when to use ser and when to use estar, specifically while talking about calendar dates. She explains how we normally use ser for dates (Hoy es viernes), but how switching to ... Show More

<p>Join us as we explore the pitfalls that even experienced Spanish learners like Jim encounter, from tricky subjunctive usage to gender agreement issues. We’ll not only pinpoint where Jim slips up but also offer insights on how to avoid these mistakes yourself. Whether you&apos; ... Show More