Archive for February, 2013
Colloquial Spanish – Part 02 Posted by Adir on Feb 15, 2013
Hi, there! Continuamos con la series de posts sobre el español coloquial, aquellas expresions que no encuentras en tus libros de clase. Download audio Fue solo una mentira piadosa. – It was only a white lie. Esto es solo la punta del iceberg. – This is just the tip of the iceberg. ¡Me voy! –…
Valentine´s Day topic: What is this thing we call Love? Posted by Magda on Feb 14, 2013
¡Buenos días a todo el mundo! Hoy es San Valentín, y si estáis enamorados habréis comprado algún regalo bonito para vuestra persona amada. Si no lo estáis, es una buena oportunidad para compraros algo que realmente os guste, ¿no os parece? Flores, bombones, música, perfume, una cena romántica en un restaurante especial son algunas de…
Song: Ley de Newton, with Beatriz Luengo and Reik Posted by Adir on Feb 13, 2013
Hey, everybody! Tomorrow is Valentine’s Day so I chose a very cute song by Spanish singer Beatriz Luengo featuring Jesús Navarro, from Mexican band Reik. I always give you the translated lyrics, but today I’m going to do differently: below you will see a glossary with the most difficult words and expressions and I challenge…
Beginner Spanish Review Lesson 13 Spanish Verbs in the Present Tense (Part 1) Posted by Laura & Adam on Feb 12, 2013
¡Hola! ¿Qué tal? Today in this Spanish review lesson we will practice how to describe things that we usually do using regular Spanish verbs and the Spanish Present Tense. Answers to all tasks involved in this lesson will be given at the end of the post and you can also follow a link with this…
Los emoticons en español Posted by Adir on Feb 11, 2013
¡Hola! Let’s check out how some emoticons are translated into Spanish. Some of them we have in WordPress, some we don’t. Have fun! 🙂 Estoy (muy) feliz. – I’m (very) happy. 🙁 Estoy triste. – I’m sad. 😎 Llevo anteojos. – I wear glasses. 😀 Me muero de risa. – I’m laughing my butt off…
Answer to yesterday’s verb exercise Posted by Adir on Feb 9, 2013
¡Hola a todos! Here are the answers to yesterday’s verb exercise. ¿Por qué Julián no habrá venido a cenar? (venir) I wonder why Julián hasn’t come to dinner. En pocos minutos (tú) habrás terminado el examen.(terminar) In a few minutes you will have finished your test. Cuando lleguemos al cine la película ya habrá empezado (empezar)…
What will you have done tomorrow evening? Posted by Adir on Feb 8, 2013
¡Hola, mi gente! ¿Cómo les va? Espero que estén todos bien. Today we are going to take a look at the verb tense Futuro Perfecto de Indicativo. Adir, what the heck is that? Acálmate that I’m going to explain. First of all, it’s a future tense (you probably know that already!). Now, we call it…