
Halloween and traditional Latin American celebrations
Leer en español.- By Lucía Rodríguez. Halloween, originated in the United Kingdom, has become very popular almost all over the world including Latin America.

Leer en español.- By Lucía Rodríguez. Halloween, originated in the United Kingdom, has become very popular almost all over the world including Latin America.

“Educación bilingüe en sexualidad” (Bilingual sexuality education) seems like a new term, but it is not…

The best vocabulary registration strategy By Georgina Palencia Lee este artículo en español This week I started again the courses I teach at the

Hoy escuchamos: El paraíso era un autobús, un cuento del escritor español Juan José Millás.

The differences in contrast between one expression and another are not always very clear, sometimes they are just nuances.

The like expression in Spanish is very different from English. It is the basis for creating sentences with other verbs expressed in a similar way.

Leer en español.- By Lucía Rodríguez. When beginner students must deal with the words “bueno/good” and “bien/well” in Spanish, they tend to be mixed up often.

The language of travel is very broad, rich, diverse and one of the most useful.

We will not get tired of exercising the uses of SER y ESTAR in their different functions and degrees of complexity.

The reflexive verbs in Spanish are a real case.

Sometimes, due to certain particles of the language such as without, no, not always, and many more, we can interpret wrong ideas.

The functional and even technical vocabulary at the airport does not vary between Hispanic countries, it is an interesting phenomenon similar to traffic signs.

Hoy escuchamos: El diente roto, un cuento del escritor venezolano Pedro Emilio Coll. 1. Antes de escuchar el cuento busca en el diccionario el significado de 10

Leer en español By Lucía Rodríguez. The Spanish language we know today, has gone through a very interesting and long journey; it is the result

As part of our 3rd anniversary, Georgina interviews Lucía Rodríguez, Spanish teacher and Venezuelan architect.
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