Spanish Word Of The Week: Parque
A useful Spanish online learning resource to improve your vocabulary: learn our new word of the week, read some examples and use it!
Best Way To Learn Spanish – Week 30
What’s the best way to learn Spanish during this lockdown? At present, online classes are definitely the best way to learn Spanish. After 30 weeks of lessons on Zoom, we strongly believe that this way of learning has been perfect to suit everybody’s needs. Meeting online after work has been a good habit to keep […]
Online Spanish Courses – Week 26
Read how our online Spanish courses went: new contents, a lot of lovely activities and great fun for our Spanish students!
What No Importar Un Pimiento Means In Spanish
No importar un pimiento is a nice Spanish idiom you should learn! If you have already heard some using the expression “No importar un pimiento“, you might have guessed its meaning from the context. Normally we use it when we want to say that we don’t care about something. However, the literal translation might be […]
Online Spanish Language Class – Week 22
Discover what our students did during their online Spanish language class: read more about what they learnt!
What No Tener Ni Pies Ni Cabeza Means In Spanish
No tener ni pies ni cabeza is a good Spanish idiom to learn! If you hear “No tener ni pies ni cabeza” you might be a bit confused as the meaning is not very straightforward. Sometimes idiomatic expressions need a bit of interpretation: a literal translation is not enough to explain what they really mean. […]
Online Spanish Lessons – Week 19
Taking online Spanish lessons is really fun! Since we started our online Spanish lessons due to the Coronavirus crisis, we have held our classes on Zoom for 19 weeks! Swapping from face-to-face to virtual classes is not easy both for students and teachers, however our experience is really great. Our students are keeping on track […]
What Estar Hasta Las Narices Means In Spanish
Estar hasta las narices is a nice Spanish idiom: have you ever heard it? It’s always challenging when it comes to idioms and “estar hasta las narices” is a difficult one! As usual, idioms are an essential part of a foreign language: without these amazing expressions the way we speak is more flat and impersonal, […]
Spanish Online Group Lessons – Week 17
Find out what we got up to in week 17 of our online Spanish classes
What Tener La Negra Means In Spanish
Have you ever come across the idiom “tener la negra”? “Tener la negra” is a nice Spanish idiomatic expression you might find useful! It’s an expression that you can easily find in everyday conversation. The reason why we take idioms in big consideration is that students hear them from native speakers quite often. Obviously it’s […]
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