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Time in Spanish (La Hora)
LA HORA — Telling Time in Spanish Telling time in Spanish is an important topic, as it is the most common and basic conversation that you can have on the street, in the office, when taking appointments, etc. Before moving to the topic of telling the time, we must know how to ask the time
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Greetings And Goodbyes In Spanish
Greetings and Goodbyes in Spanish (Saludos y despedidas en español) Learning how to greet someone and say goodbye is one of the first things you should learn in Spanish. Whether you are travelling to Spain, visiting a Spanish-speaking country, meeting a new person, or simply starting your Spanish-learning journey, these everyday expressions will help you
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Seasons in Spanish (Las estaciones)
Las Estaciones The seasons are the four different times of the year, each with its own weather, temperature, and activities. In Spanish, the word for season is estación, and the plural is estaciones. Learning the seasons helps you talk about the weather, your favourite time of year, holidays, travel, and everyday conversations. Here is the
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Days Of The Week in Spanish (Los días de la semana)
Los Días De La Semana To Learn days of the week in Spanish is one of the first milestones for every Spanish learner. Whether you’re talking about your daily routine, making plans with friends, or asking someone what day it is, knowing these words will help you communicate naturally. The good news is that there
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SER AND ESTAR
Ser And Estar Do You Know The Difference Between Ser And Estar? As a Spanish learner and a teacher, I can totally understand the struggle of a student to differentiate between “Ser” and “Estar” in Spanish. The main issue with these two verbs is that both of them mean “To be” in English but yet
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