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Knowing how to talk about time is one of the most basic skills we need when we speak in any language. Whether we’re catching a bus or a

How do we talk about what will happen in the near future in Spanish? We can use the simple future tense, but if you’re the kind of person

Parts of the body are among the first things children learn when they start to speak. When we learn a new language, however, it might take some time before

Hay is one of the most essential and common core words in the Spanish language, used constantly to talk about the existence or non-existence of all things. Hay in Spanish

One of the fundamental interactions we all have in a new place is to ask for directions. Sure, you might have a smartphone or even a paper map,

In Spanish, as in English, we have different kinds of pronouns. The Spanish subject pronouns are: yo, tú, él, ella, usted, nosotros, nosotras, ustedes, ellos, ellas. They are

Talking about the weather in Spanish, as with any other language, is a great conversation starter and offers an easy opportunity to practice speaking. Being prepared with the

When speaking in the past tense in Spanish, we use the preterite tense, or pretérito simple. There are other past tenses in Spanish, but you only use the preterite when

When we consider reflexive verbs, Spanish uses them in many more contexts than English does. For example, beyond the familiar English “myself” forms of reflexive verbs, Spanish reflexives are used

The Spanish present tense is the most fundamental verb tense that language learners need to be comfortable with. Also known as the present indicative, Spanish uses this tense in