Archive for 'Spanish Vocabulary'
Beginner Spanish Listening Practice – Travelling Posted by Laura & Adam on Jan 2, 2018
Review relevant Spanish grammar and vocabulary and then listen to a conversation in Spanish between two people. Practice how to manage when travelling in a Spanish speaking country.
Beginner Spanish Listening Practice – Need, Want, Prefer (Part 2) Posted by Laura & Adam on Dec 26, 2017
Review relevant Spanish grammar and vocabulary and then listen to a conversation in Spanish between two people. More practice using the verbs to need, to want and to prefer.
Beginner Spanish Listening Practice – Need, Want, Prefer (Part 1) Posted by Laura & Adam on Dec 22, 2017
Review relevant Spanish grammar and vocabulary and then listen to a conversation in Spanish between two people. Practice using the verbs to need, to want and to prefer.
A Guide to the Spanish Verbs Ser and Estar Posted by sasha on Dec 20, 2017
If you’re a newbie to Spanish such as I am, one of the most difficult things to grasp is how to use the two verbs meaning “to be” – ser and estar. Here’s a guide to the Spanish verbs ser and estar, with a short introduction, some examples, and links to several more in-depth posts…
Beginner Spanish Listening Practice – Comparisons (Part 2) Posted by Laura & Adam on Dec 13, 2017
Review relevant Spanish grammar and vocabulary and then listen to a conversation in Spanish between two people. More practice comparing in Spanish using transport vocabulary.
Beginner Spanish Listening Practice – Comparisons (Part 1) Posted by Laura & Adam on Dec 10, 2017
Review relevant Spanish grammar and vocabulary and then listen to a conversation in Spanish between two people. Practice comparing in Spanish using transport vocabulary.
Ser and Estar – The Spanish Verbs “To Be” Posted by sasha on Dec 6, 2017
One thing that takes a little getting used to when you’re new to Spanish is the fact that there are two verbs meaning “to be.” Ser is used for permanent conditions while estar is temporary. You’ll want to learn the conjugations for these verbs plus the Spanish pronouns before continuing with this post. Watch this…