Oct 25, 2023
How to use ‘hay’ in Spanish
Hay in Spanish means “there is” or “there are.” The word is used to describe the existence of something. If...
Oct 25, 2023
Understanding Spanish punctuation marks
Spanish punctuation marks (or puntuación) serve the same basic function as English punctuation marks. They allow the reader to pause,...
Oct 17, 2023
11 newspapers in Spanish to read for language learning
Reading newspapers in Spanish is a great way for learners to practice realistic language skills. This is because newspapers in...
Oct 16, 2023
68 car parts: Essential vocabulary in Spanish
If you’re a car geek, then car parts in Spanish will be a snap. If you’re like everyone else, car...
Oct 13, 2023
5 of the best Spanish books for young kids
Reading books is a great way to practice a language – even if it’s your own. It exposes you to...
Oct 05, 2023
“¡Madre mía!” Talking about family members in Spanish
In many ways, talking about your family in Spanish is simpler than in English. For example, Spanish uses the same...
Oct 05, 2023
How to tell the time in Spanish
Knowing how to tell the time in Spanish is crucial. Sure, a lot of people have smartphones and even smartwatches...
Oct 05, 2023
How to use ‘haber’ vs. ‘tener’ in Spanish
Spanish language learners are often confused about when to use haber vs. tener. Why? Because both of these verbs express...
Oct 05, 2023
6 fun Spanish learning games
Spanish learning games can add a bit of fun and excitement to your language-learning journey. There’s no getting around it:...
Sep 29, 2023
Introducing the Lingoda Podcast: Captivating stories for the curious language learner
Hello? Is this thing on? Okay! Gather ‘round and listen closely, because we have something to tell you…Lingoda audio learning...
Sep 28, 2023
What are the definite articles in Spanish?
Maybe you’re already thinking, “Definite articles in Spanish sound like complicated grammar.” Surprise! English has them, too, so you should...
Sep 28, 2023
122 names of countries in Spanish
Country names in Spanish can be tricky. As a beginning Spanish learner, it’s easy to mix up the names of...
