by Patrick Jackson | Jun 18, 2014 | Conversational Spanish, Intermediate Spanish, Spanish Vocabulary
This blog post is actually a copy of an email that I sent to my newsletter subscribers on New Years of 2013. Not only will you learn how to say New Year’s Resolution in Spanish, you will also learn some new Spanish words for getting in shape. Here’s the...
by Patrick Jackson | Jun 18, 2014 | Beginner Spanish, Conversational Spanish, Spanish Vocabulary
Let’s talk about how to say like in Spanish. I spend a lot of time online hanging out in the learning-Spanish for English-speakers forums and learning-English for Spanish-speakers forums. Today, an English speaker posted “Ella le gusta cuando le hablo...
by newyorkers | Jun 18, 2014 | Beginner Spanish, Conversational Spanish, Spanish Vocabulary
Today, we will learn How To Say I am Hungry in Spanish and How To Say I am Cold in Spanish. Above all, we will also learn how to avoid a mistake that lots of English speakers make when speaking Spanish. A week does not go by that I do not hear an native English...
by Patrick Jackson | Jun 18, 2014 | Advanced Spanish, Conversational Spanish, Spanish Vocabulary
Besides talking about what I did for New Year’s Eve, let’s learn how to say I Have a hangover in Spanish, and while we are at it, let’s learn how to say Happy New Year in Spanish. How To Say Happy New Year In Spanish ¡Feliz año nuevo! is how...
by newyorkers | Jun 18, 2014 | Advanced Spanish, Conversational Spanish, Spanish Vocabulary
Recently, I recorded some podcasts with a Spanish instructor from Colombia. During the podcast she mentioned several interesting Spanish words that I want to share with you. Here’s are some of the words that she mentioned during the recording of the podcast: How...
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...
