Gangster Spanish Vocabulary Words
Today, I have some gangster vocabulary Words in Spanish, including: 1. How to say hitman in Spanish 2. How to say snitch in Spanish 3. How to say gangster in Spanish 4. How to say gangbanger in Spanish …
How To Call Someone Cheap in Spanish or How To Call Someone Stingy in Spanish
[author] Let’s talk about How To Call Someone Cheap in Spanish or How To Call Someone Stingy in Spanish. An American friend here in Medellin asked me a question today and I thought it might be an interesting topic to cover in a blog post. My friend asked me,”Patrick, how do you call someone cheap […]
How To Say Videogames in Spanish and Avoid Common Mistakes in Spanish
In addition to telling you how to say eggs in Spanish and how to say videogames in Spanish, I want to share an experience with you that will help you avoid several mistakes when speaking Spanish. You may …
Very Funny Spanish Mistake To Avoid
[author] I want to share with you a funny experience that recently took place. I want to share this story with you because it illustrates two very common mistakes that English speakers make when speaking Spanish. You will also learn the following: 1. How To Say Male Animal In Spanish 2. How To Say Female […]
Beginner’s Spanish Mistake To Avoid in Spanish
[author] If you are beginner student of the Spanish language, here’s a Beginner’s Spanish Mistake To Avoid in Spanish. Intermediate and advanced students of Spanish are well aware of this mistake — well, at least the ones who have studied with Learning Spanish Like Crazy. Here’s the Beginner’s Spanish Mistake To Avoid: Beginner’s Spanish […]
Medical Vocabulary Words in Spanish
[author] Today we will learn 5 medical vocabualary words in Spanish. Specifically, you will learn how to say band-aid in Spanish, how to say q-tip/cotton swab in Spanish, how to say surgical tape in Spanish, and how to say wound/injury in Spanish. Very often, I will receive emails from “médicos,” “enfermeras,” “farmacéuticos,” (doctors, nurses pharmacists, […]
How To Use Reflexive Verbs and Reflexive Pronouns in Spanish
[author] This Spanish Grammar lesson covers How To Use Reflexive Verbs and Reflexive Pronouns in Spanish. In Spanish, a verb is considered reflexive if the subject (the performer of the action) and the object (the receiver of the action) are one and the same. Here’s an example of a reflexive verb being used in English: […]
Words for Spanish Breakfast Foods
[author] In this blog post we cover some words for Spanish breakfast foods, especially Spanish vocabulary related to Colombian “gastronomía” (cuisine), in particular a Colombian breakfast from Medellin. By the way, a typical Colombian breakfast in one region may be different from a typical Colombian breakfast in another region. Here’s a pic of a typical “desayuno […]
When To Use The Letter V vs. The Letter B in Spanish
[author] Let’s talk about when to use the letter V vs. the letter B in Spanish and how to avoid common Spanish spelling errors. There was one thing that used to always confuse me when I first started learning Spanish: When To Use V vs. B in Spanish When hearing a Spanish word for […]
When to use Solo vs Solamente in Spanish
Let’s talk about when to use Solo vs. Solamente in Spanish. My assistant forwarded an email to me from a customer who wrote: “Hola Patrick, What’s the difference between ‘solo,”sólo,’and ‘solamente’ in Spanish? I have trouble understanding when …