In this episode, we’ll explore some common Spanish verbs and colloquialisms used in the song Déjà Vu by Prince Royce and Shakira. You’ll learn how to use the verbs: Abrir (To open)Engatusar (To deceive)Volverse (To return) 🗨 FREE SPANISH CONVERSATION GUIDE [DOWNLOAD] Quick Guide to Your First Spanish Conversation Your step-by-step guide to know *exactly ... Show More
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Tú, Usted, or Vos? How to Say “You” in Spanish from Cuba to South America ♫ 248
In this episode I’m joined by a new member of our team at Spanish con Salsa, Language Coach Celín Mesa. She was born and raised in Cuba and now lives in Montevideo, Uruguay.Celín shares the expressions she had to learn from scratch after moving, the pronoun that threw her off com ... Show More
36m 2s
Nov 2023
Trabalenguas parte I - Tongue Twisters Part I
<p>In this episode, we delve into Spanish tongue twisters, sharing popular examples and explaining their linguistic intricacies. Discover the value of practicing these twisters to improve your Spanish-speaking skills. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced Spanish learner, ... Show More
21m 18s
Aug 2023
El español a través de las fronteras | Spanish Across Borders
<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
34m 9s
Jun 2019
Spanish Verbs with Prepositions
Welcome to another lesson covering Spanish verbs. In this Spanish grammar audio lesson, we practice common Spanish verbs with prepositions, followed by the infinitive of another verb. Member? In the premium lesson, Spanish Verbs with Prepositions, we practice all the verbs covere ... Show More
7m 58s
Ever translated los as "the"… and the sentence made zero sense?You're not alone. In Spanish, the same tiny word can mean "the," "them," "her," or "it."In this episode, I'll give you one simple rule that tells you which one you're hearing, even in the middle of a fast conversation ... Show More