by newyorkers | Jun 18, 2014 | Conversational Spanish, Intermediate Spanish, Spanish Vocabulary
Today you will learn how to say hot dog in Spanish or how to say frankfurter in Spanish. You will also learn how to say nuts in Spanish. I am also going to teach you how to say sand paper in Spanish. And after reading this blog post, you will know how to avoid two...
by newyorkers | Jun 18, 2014 | Beginner Spanish, Conversational Spanish, Spanish Vocabulary
Today I will teach you how to say horror movie in Spanish. I don’t remember every mistake I ever made when learning Spanish. But there are two mistakes that I made that I will never forget. I don’t remember the year that I made these two mistakes but I do...
by Patrick Jackson | Jun 18, 2014 | Beginner Spanish, Conversational Spanish, Spanish Vocabulary
3 Spanish Words for Tourists Here are 3 Spanish words for tourists that may come in handy when taking a vacation to a Spanish-speaking country with “comida picante” (spicy food). In this blog post you will also learn how to say heartburn in Spanish and how...
by Patrick Jackson | Jun 18, 2014 | Conversational Spanish, Intermediate Spanish, Spanish Vocabulary
In today’s how to speak Spanish blog post, I will teach you the following: 1. How to Say Hat in Spanish 2. How to Say Cap in Spanish 3. How to Say Hoody in Spanish 4. How to Say Skimask in Spanish 5. How to Say Helmet in Spanish 6. How to Say Beret in Spanish Do...
by newyorkers | Jun 18, 2014 | Spanish Vocabulary
How To Say Goat and Goat Meat in Spanish and a Very Offensive Word To Avoid Saying In Spanish is the topic that I will cover in this blog post. That’s right. I will also cover a very offensive word to avoid saying in Spanish. Goat meat is definitely NOT a dish...
by Patrick Jackson | Jun 18, 2014 | Advanced Spanish, Conversational Spanish, Spanish Vocabulary
When you finish reading this blog post, you will know how to say Frosted Flakes in Spanish. You will also know how to say rice in Spanish, how to say oatmeal in Spanish, and how to say corn in Spanish. Today, I noticed something “muy raro” (very strange)...
