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Morocco has announced that it will begin teaching Tamazight in primary schools. The language of the Amazigh people, who live in many north African countries, dates back more than 2500 years. Morocco will also recognise Amazigh New Year as a public holiday. The country is home to ... Show More

<p>Discover the intriguing differences in pronunciation, vocabulary, and verb tenses between Spanish spoken in Latin America and Spain as we take you on a language journey, exploring regional variations that make each variant unique and valuable. Learn how embracing diverse accen ... Show More

<p>If you&#8217;re new to learning Spanish, listening to native speakers converse with each other is one of the most effective ways to improve your skills. In this article, we&#8217;ll eavesdrop on a conversation between Lizbeth from Mérida, México and Maria from Uruguay, coverin ... Show More

<p>Learn Spanish for Beginners Learn Spanish for beginners through eavesdropping on this conversation between Lizbeth from Mérida, México and César from Valencia, España. _______________________ Topics discussed in this conversation: What&#8217;s your name? Where do you live? Whe ... Show More

In 1992, Guarani was designated an official language in Paraguay’s new constitution, alongside Spanish.It is the only indigenous language of South America to have achieved such recognition and ended years of rejection and discrimination against Paraguay’s majority Guarani speaker ... Show More

<p>Spanish for Beginners Learn Spanish for beginners through conversations. Eavesdrop on this conversation between Lizbeth from Mérida, México and Mery from Tenerife, España. Topics discussed in this conversation: What&#8217;s your name? Where do you live? Where are you from? Whe ... Show More

<p>Everyday Spanish for Beginners Learn everyday Spanish conversations for beginners through eavesdropping on this conversation between Lizbeth from Mérida, México and Ana from Costa Rica. Topics discussed in this conversation: What&#8217;s your name? Where do you live? Where are ... Show More

You may have noticed that Dominicans don’t speak the same way you may have been taught in your Spanish classes. You might even feel like they’re speaking an entirely different language in the Dominican Republic! Not to worry – we’re diving into all the specifics in this week’s po ... Show More

5 – 6 – 7 – 8! What if I told you that dancing salsa could help you with your Spanish? In this week’s podcast, we dive into the specifics of why dancing to Latin music gives you an immediate advantage in learning Spanish. The skills you've developed as a dancer enhance your langu ... Show More