Estar todavía en pañales (to be wet behind the ears)
Do you know how to say in Spanish “to be wet behind the ears“ It is said… Estar todavía en
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A2 Spanish level resources for Elementary or Lower intermediate students of Spanish as a foreign language. Grammar lessons with English explanations and examples. You can find also vocabulary, podcasts, videos, interactive activities and much more.
Historia de algunos emigrantes (podcast 13)
Vas a escuchar las historias de ocho personas que abandonaron sus países para buscar trabajo en otro lugar, para ello vamos
Leer másUNOS and ALGUNOS: ways to say SOME in Spanish
UNOS and ALGUNOS are two indefinite words, which meaning is not always easily distinguished. Let’s see how to use them:
Leer másJuegos de adjetivos para aprender vocabulario español
Hoy te proponemos tres juegos de adjetivos, para que aumentes tu vocabulario de español mientras te diviertes. Ya sabes que
Leer másUn billete de ida y vuelta (podcast_03)
A woman is at the Málaga bus station to find out about trips to Granada. She asks the clerk a
Leer másHow to use Spanish verbs PEDIR and PREGUNTAR
To ask for something or to ask a question, let see the difference between The Spanish verbs PEDIR and PREGUNTAR. In
Leer másWinter Clothes in Spanish – Ropa de Invierno
We are in December and in the northern hemisphere is very cold. So, what do you think if we go
Leer másSopa de Letras con 15 palabras relacionadas con la Navidad (wordsearch)
Busca 15 palabras relacionadas con la Navidad en esta sopa de letras (wordsearch). Puedes encontrarlas de izquierda a derecha y
Leer másTalk about length time in Spanish using DURAR, TARDAR y LLEVAR
Do you know how to talk about length time in Spanish using the verbs DURAR, TARDAR y LLEVAR? They work
Leer másWhen the GENDER change the meaning of the Spanish nouns
Learn the GENDER of the Spanish noun is quite important, as you already probably know. This is because every single
Leer másDouble negative conjunction NI
Even though it is frequently stated that the Spanish negative conjunction ni is the equivalent of the English “nor,” in
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