Do you struggle with making CONSISTENT progress with your Spanish? In this episode, I break down the 5 Cs of consistency—the simple actions that, when done regularly, will lead you to Spanish fluency. If you’ve been struggling to stay consistent with your Spanish practice or don’t know where to start, this episode is for you! It’s not about studying har ... Show More
Oct 20
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
Apr 2025
¿Por qué importa el acento en español? - Why Does Accent Matter in Spanish?
<p>What does it really mean to have an accent when speaking Spanish—and should you even try to change it? In this episode, I explore how accents impact communication, connection, and confidence, sharing tips on how to develop a more natural-sounding Spanish accent without strivin ... Show More
20m 32s
Apr 2024
Cómo navegar conversaciones confusas en español - How to Navigate Confusing Conversations in Spanish
<p>In this episode, we emphasize the significance of understanding and being understood in Spanish conversations, especially in critical situations like dealing with immigration paperwork. We share a variety of useful phrases for seeking clarification, ranging from simple inquiri ... Show More
18m 55s
Apr 2025
Cómo ver series en español y no morir en el intento - How to Watch Series in Spanish and Not Die Trying
<p>If you’ve ever struggled to understand Spanish shows or movies, you’re not alone — even I still find it hard after 15 years of learning! In this episode, we break down why this happens and how to use Spanish subtitles, re-watching scenes, and shadowing techniques to boost your ... Show More
30m 51s
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
