Post Updated: July 8th, 2018​Spanish vocabulary can vary greatly between countries. Using the vocabulary of one country in another can draw weird looks or result in confusion or even an insult. Learning the vocabulary and slang of the country in which you plan to spend time, will help you become more immersed in the culture. Plus, you …

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The struggle is real in Spanish (for everyone, not just me!). Spanish was the first foreign language I learned and it will always have a place near and dear to my heart. I came to the language learning table with literally zero experience except for one high school Spanish class which I got a D in. Today …

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Are you about to head to Puerto Rico and want to learn some Puerto Rican slangs to help you speak like a native?If you have spent time in Spanish speaking countries or even if you have talked to Spanish-speaking friends, you know that the vocabulary can vary widely between countries.Get the 1-Page Puerto Rican Slangs …

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We asked 11 of the top Spanish language teachers (experts) to answer the following question, “What’s the Best Way to Learn Spanish on Your Own?” What follows is a list of their responses in a few short paragraphs.  Many have a common theme and I am sure you will notice it right away.Almost all of our experts …

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Have you gotten to the point where you can listen and understand (most of the time) Spanish spoken on TV or the radio? I waste spend a good portion of my day watching YouTube videos to learn new things, be entertained, or at times to simply de-stress after a long work day. Want to read at your …

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What are some of your favorite ways to learn Spanish?  Personally, I love speaking Spanish with natives and hearing the language being spoken. That implies watching Spanish TV shows or movies and listening to Spanish Podcasts. Over time, you can pick up how the pronunciation is spoken and the different phrases that only native speakers use.Listening to Podcasts …

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