Etiqueta: spanish
Colloquial Spanish Course – Colloquial Spanish friends and family
In this Spanish lesson we are going to learn and practice colloquial ways of describing friends and family in Spanish. First we will learn some relevant grammar and vocabulary and then see ...Colloquial Spanish Course – Diffusing situations and apologizing in Spanish
In this Spanish lesson we are going to learn and practice colloquial ways of diffusing situations and apologizing in Spanish. First we will learn some relevant grammar and vocabulary and then see ...Spanish Words of Foreign Origins: Italianismos
Italianismos or Italianisms are words borrowed from Italian language. Thanks to the geographic proximity and historical exchanges between Italy and the Iberian Peninsula, Spanish became rich in Italian loanwords. Most of them ...Spanish Words of Foreign Origins: Latinismos
In Spanish, the words of foreign origin are called extranjerismos, which derives from extranjero (foreign). These words have been incorporated into Spanish without being translated or with minimal changes in their original ...Colloquial Spanish Course – Responding with surprise in Spanish
In this Spanish lesson we are going to learn and practice colloquial ways of saying you don’t know and responding with surprise in Spanish. First we will learn some relevant grammar and ...Colloquial Spanish Course – Chance greetings and goodbyes in Spanish
In this Spanish lesson we are going to learn and practice using some typical colloquial chance greetings and goodbyes in Spanish. First we will learn some relevant grammar and vocabulary and then ...Asking Questions in Spanish Guide
Hacer preguntas es importante en todos los idiomas. Hoy vamos a practicar haciendo preguntas en español (Asking questions is important in every language. Today we’re going to practice asking questions in Spanish). ...Colloquial Spanish Course – Colloquial Spanish greetings
In this Spanish lesson we are going to learn and practice using some typical colloquial Spanish greetings. First we will learn some relevant grammar and vocabulary and then see if you can ...
