When you visit Argentina, Spanish words like ‘che’ and ‘boludo’ are repeated quite often. In other hispanic countries, like Mexico, you might hear the words ‘güey’ and ‘órale’ more often. This happens because Spanish is a diverse language. If you’re planning on traveling to Argentina, one of the first things…
The Spanish verb tense “futuro próximo” is used to describe actions or plans that will take place in the near future. Argentinians use this tense often to talk about weekend plans. For example, to say in Spanish that next Saturday I’m going to go dancing, this phrase in the near…
If 16 is dieciséis and 17 is diecisiete, then 14 in Spanish should be diecicuatro. That is what a student told me after I said to him: “Even if it doesn’t make sense to you, the only way to say 14 in Spanish is catorce, like it or not.” One…
I want to tell you my 3 best tips to understand what is the difference between preterite and imperfect in Spanish. Learning new verb tenses in Spanish can be confusing and frustrating, but worry no more. Preterite and imperfect (pretérito indefinido and imperfecto) are Spanish tenses that can be difficult…
With Halloween just around the corner, negative words that start with D like diablo, diabólico and demonio are rising from the ashes. In this post I will provide a list of 33 negative words that start with D in Spanish. This will help you broaden your vocabulary and improve speech. …
There are tons of adjectives to describe a person you love in Spanish, but I have my favorites. In this post I will provide a list of 15 adjectives to describe a person you love in Spanish. This will help you impress your significant other and show your romantic side. …