1.It’s mighty good for your brain – is proven to increase creativity, improve your ability to multi-task, improve your memory and delay the onset of… Read More »10 Great reasons you need to start learning Spanish today!
Want to move forward with your Spanish but feeling overwhelmed with what to do next? In this blog post I share with you ten actions you can take RIGHT NOW to improve it. Read on…
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*Updated 06/08/24* A great way to boost your Spanish is by learning key phrases off by heart, recording yourself saying them and listening back helps you get to know your “Spanish-self”. Here are my Top 10 Spanish Phrases to get you started.
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Spanish is the second most popular language in the world, and it’s no wonder why. The melodic way the language sounds, its rich history and… Read More »The most sought-after Spanish speaking destinations
Do you know the main differences between Latin American Spanish and European Spanish? “You all”, formal or informal? The first thing that you’ll come across… Read More »South American Spanish V’s European Spanish – what’s the difference anyway?
I came across the works of so many amazing artists in South America one of my personal favorites is Fernando Botero, who’s art I was… Read More »Fernando Botero – Latin America’s most sought-after artist
One of the littlest words in Spanish yet it has the biggest impact; ya. Understanding when and how to use it is a great indication… Read More »The difference between “ya” and “todavía” in Spanish
‘Mañana, manaña…’
The pace of life feels much slower in Spain, Central and South America, doesn’t it?
I lived in South America for 20 years and got quite used to it I must say. It was sooooo noticeable when friends and family came to visit. They walked so quickly!
A great little Spanish phrase to learn for situations just like these is “no rush, there’s plenty of time”.
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Venezuela was the first country on my list, flights were cheap and it seemed like a good “starting point” for me so I bought a one-year open ticket and off I went. I arrived with my brand new ruck sack, walking boots, pillow case (!!!)…the lot, nervous yet excited to find out what was in store for me. I had no plan, no time limit I just knew that when my money started to run out I would need to work, but I’d been working since I was 14, I had worked in Greece, in Copenhagen so I wasn’t worried!
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Understanding the difference between Bien, Bueno and Buen in Español can be tricky, especially for beginners, so I’ve put together this mini lesson to help… Read More »Difference between Bien, Bueno & Buen in Español