We know that fully grasping all the functions that 'que' serves en español may seem like an impossible task, but worry not! We have prepared an easy guide with some of the main uses of 'que' and lots of helpful examples. Let's take a look!

Now that the end-of-the-year holidays are coming up, it's the perfect time to review how to extend an invitation to someone or how to accept/refuse an invitation we received. Let's take a look at some frequently used expressions to help us sound like a Spanish

Let's take a closer look at these three Spanish verbs that might look similar at first glance, but they each have their own particular uses and rules. HABLAR: We use this verb to indicate an oral communication in a language that we know. This verb

Out of all the verbs in the Spanish language, el verbo HABER stands out due to its special uses and conjugation rules. Let's take a look at this peculiar verb! 1. As main verb:  Haber expresses the existence of something or someone, and we only

In Spanish, the phrase 'muerto de' allows to describe a wide range of sensations or states of being: from being cold, hungry or tired to being green with envy or scared to death. This phrase has a colloquial -and rather dramatic use-, and as such

Being aware of the sounds of letters and syllables is key to have a good pronunciation. That's why we're taking a closer look at some very important sound combinations in Spanish! As you know, one  sílaba (syllable) may have two or up to three vocales

Adverbios are words or phrases that qualify verbs, adjectives or other adverbs to tell us something extra about an action or a characteristic. Adverbs do not change for gender or number. In the Spanish language, we have a wide range of adverbios that can be

USES OF ARTÍCULO DETERMINADO: 1. We use the artículo determinado (or definite article) to indicate that the noun we're discussing is something specific or unique that the speaker already knows or has already mentioned:  La casa de Sarah es muy bonita. Sarah's house is very

We call 'acento' (accent) to the stress/emphasis in our voice when we pronounce a certain syllable in a word: papa        vs       papá practica   vs      práctica All Spanish words have an accent, but we don't always put a graphic

The English word 'season' has a variety of Spanish equivalents to fit each of its uses. Let's take a look at the three main equivalents of 'season' en español! 1. SEASON as ESTACIÓN: When we're talking about the four seasons of the year: fall (otoño),