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Direct objects receive a verb’s action in standard sentences. When we already know who or what the direct object is, it’s standard practice in both English and Spanish

The present progressive tense is used to talk about actions that are occurring while they’re being talked about. In other words, by using the present progressive, Spanish allows us

We have two very similar Spanish comparative words that we use all the time: tan and tanto. This may seem confusing at first, so in this post we’ll give

In Spanish, reflexive pronouns are used when the subject and object of a verb’s action is the same person. They are used in a few specific circumstances in Spanish.

Being able to describe time is pretty fundamental in any language, so in this post we’ll introduce the months in Spanish. In addition to learning the vocab for

Spanish-speaking countries are well known to be fond of good food and drinks. Moreover, beverages represent an important part of Latin American culture. So, learning how to order

Giving compliments is a universal gesture, allowing us to tell others that we admire something about them. Compliments in Spanish follow a lot of the same formats that

Demonstrative adjectives, also known as adjetivos demostrativos in Spanish, are those words that denote the distance between the speaker and an object, a place, or another person to whom

Being able to describe ourselves or others is one of the fundamentals in any language. In this post, we’ll look specifically at how to talk about someone’s characteristics

There are so many grammar rules in Spanish that entire books are dedicated to the details, but don’t worry. Even most native speakers do not know all the