Spanish Language Blog

Here’s some very useful Internet vocabulary in Spanish, so you can learn how to use the Spanish words instead of English ones. Check it out!

chat – chatear
click – clicar, hacer click, pulsar
download – descargar, descarga
e-mail – mail, correo electrónico
hard disk – disco duro
hardware – equipo
link – enlace
mailing list – lista de correo, de direcciones
modem – módem
mouse – ratón
provider – proveedor
software – programa
web – red
website – sitio, página

Check out this video that talks about the future of the Internet en español.

Nos vemos prontito.

Neutral Spanish is a kind of Spanish used mostly in translations and dubbing because it reaches more than 400 million Spanish-speaking people in 21 countries. It has been used to bridge the gap between Latin American and European speakers. Want to learn some more? Check out this very cool video that talks in very understandable (and neutral!) Spanish.

OK, let’s talk about marriages in Spanish, but not the sugarcoated version. Let’s talk about when things are not going so well, because our lives are not a textbook, are they? Here are some useful sentences to say when things are not going so well.

Algo cambió. – Something has changed.
Ella me parece tan distante. – She seems so distant.
Fue cada uno por su lado – They went their separate ways.
Ha llegado la hora de separarnos. – It’s time we split up.
Las cosas no están muy bien. – Things are not going too well.
Las cosas no van bien desde … – Things haven’t been going well since …
Me estoy cansando de él. – I’m getting tired of him.
Estoy confundido. – I’m confused.
No conseguimos entendernos. – We can’t manage to understand each other.
Ya no hacemos más lo que hacíamos antes. – We don’t do what we used to do anymore.
No sé qué hacer. – I don’t know what to do.
Parece que no vamos a volver. – It looks like we’re not getting back together.
Tal vez soy yo el que ha cambiado. – Maybe I’m the one who’s changed.
Todavía la amo. – I still love her.
Vivimos peleando. – We fight all the time.
Ya no sé cómo me siento. – I don’t know how I feel anymore.

¡Nos vemos prontito!