In this online Spanish lesson we are going to review Indirect object pronouns and Direct object pronouns and we are going to apply these to a recipe. The “Direct Object” Is the “what” in a phrase: ví a un perro salir (I saw a dog going out); quiero un helado (I want an ice cream). ...
In today’s Spanish grammar lesson, we will cover the topic of how to use Después/ Después de que (After) – Antes/ Antes de que (Before) in Spanish. There are many things that confuse beginners when learning Spanish. Keeping track of everything you learned is hard to do if you are not constantly practicing and putting ...
In this lesson we will study the uses of two very important words in Spanish: YA and TODAVÍA. These words have different meanings used in Present or in Past. I chose this topic to cover today because it can be a very challenging topic, especially for new students of the Spanish language. PRESENT YA El bebé ya camina. ...
Sometimes students have problems with the Spanish verbs SER and ESTAR, and when they are starting to understand the concept, another problem arrives: SER and ESTAR in the Past tense. This is because in the paste tense we have to choose not only if we should use Ser or Estar, but also if we should ...
This lesson covers Spanish expressions using the Spanish verb “dar.” Many of these expressions can’t be translated literally to English, so I won’t give you a direct translation but I will try to say what you would say in each situation in English. Me da igual/ Me da lo mismo: It doesn’t matter to me. ¿Qué preferís ...