Había una vez un grupo de palomas que iban todas juntas por comida y agua. Al ver su regularidad, un cazador puso una trampa en el campo para atrapar las palomas. Después de un tiempo, quedaron atrapados en la trampa del cazador. Todos intentaron liberarse, pero todo fue en vano. Mientras tanto, pasaba un cuervo. Vio las palomas atrapadas en la red. Fue directo a las palomas y les aconsejó que hicieran un esfuerzo conjunto y se alejaran volando. Las palomas siguieron su consejo y volaron junto con la red. Pronto, todas estaban libres. MORALEJA: La unión hace la fuerza. link ..read more

  Introduction: Spanish is a vibrant and expressive language that boasts a wide array of verb conjugations. Among them, the -IR ending verbs hold a special place. In this blog post, we will delve into the world of -IR ending verbs, exploring their meanings, conjugations, and usage in everyday Spanish communication. So, let's embark on this linguistic journey together! 1.     Vivir - To Live: One of the most fundamental -IR ending verbs is "vivir." It encapsulates the essence of existence, representing the act of living. From everyday conversations to philosophical d ..read more

  Here are some common Spanish phrases that can be useful at the airport: 1.     ¿Dónde está el mostrador de [nombre de la aerolínea]? - Where is the [airline name] counter? 2.     ¿Dónde puedo facturar mi equipaje? - Where can I check in my luggage? 3.     Quisiera hacer el check-in, por favor. - I would like to check in, please. 4.     ¿Cuál es la puerta de embarque? - What is the gate number? 5.     ¿A qué hora sale el vuelo hacia [nombre del destino]? - What time does the flight to [d ..read more

  Click here to Book Free Demo Class When learning Spanish, one of the first things you'll encounter is the conjugation of verbs. Spanish verbs are classified into three groups: -ar, -er, and -ir. In this post, we will focus on -er verbs. ER verbs are a group of verbs that end in -er in their infinitive form. Some examples include comer (to eat), beber (to drink), and leer (to read). Conjugating these verbs is easy once you understand the rules. To conjugate an -er verb, you need to remove the -er ending and add the appropriate ending for the subject pronoun. Here are the endings for ..read more

  The Spanish language is rich in its verb conjugations, and one of the most commonly used is the -ar verb. This type of verb is one of the three main groups in Spanish verbs, alongside -er and -ir verbs. The -ar verb is also the largest group of the three, and it's important to understand its conjugation rules in order to speak and write Spanish correctly. In this blog post, we'll take a deep dive into the -ar verb, exploring its conjugation, common usage, and some tips on how to remember its different forms. The -ar verb is a type of regular verb, meaning that it follows a specific co ..read more

  José compra una bicicleta José buys a bike Paragraph Es domingo por la mañana. José va al cuarto de baño. El cuarto de baño no es grande. Allí hay una bañera, un lavamanos y una mesa de baño. José se lava la cara. Entonces él va para la cocina. Hay una cafetera en la mesa de la cocina. José toma su desayuno. El desayuno de los domingos de José no es abundante. Entonces él se prepara algo de café con la cafetera y lo bebe. Él quiere ir hoy a una tienda de deportes. José sale a la calle. Él toma el autobús siete. Le lleva algo de tiempo ir a la tienda en autobús. José entra en el inter ..read more

  There are countless reasons why anyone should learn a foreign language. But for most people, the biggest motivation lies with work. Being able to speak one or several foreign languages has become one of the most sought-after skill in the professional world. However, English does not suffice to be able to communicate in all work sectors Breakdown of the most useful foreign languages to learn for professional reasons: 1- French Learning French can majorly boost anyone’s professional worth. Spoken by more than 290 million people worldwide, French has truly becom ..read more

  There are over 570 million Spanish (Castilian) speakers in the world; four continents with nations that speak Spanish as a native language (twenty-one nations to be precise), and many of the biggest companies in the world will value a worker that speaks two languages and is able to travel to different places in the world — remember that there is a strong oil and gas presence in Latin America and many of the biggest-paying companies are involved in the extraction and processing of both resources!. Now you’ve just got to learn how to use it.   You will be provided with a word, a tr ..read more

  Mike tiene un perro. Mike Has a Dog. Paragraph 1.Este estudiante tiene un libro.  2.Él tiene una pluma también.  3.Puerto Vallarta tiene muchas calles y parques.  4.Esta calle tiene nuevos hoteles y tiendas.  5.Este hotel tiene cuatro estrellas.  6.Este hotel tiene muchas habitaciones lindas y grandes.  7.Aquella habitación tiene muchas ventanas. 8.Y estas habitaciones no tienen muchas ventanas.  9.Estas habitaciones tienen cuatro camas. 10.Y aquellas habitaciones tienen una cama. 11.Aquella habitación no tiene muchas mesas.  12.Y aquellas habi ..read more

The most used 100 Spanish Verbs ser (be) estar (be) tener (to have) hacer (do) poder (can) decir (say) haber (aux.verb) ir (go) dar (give) ver (see) saber (know) pasar (walkby) deber (must) querer (want, love) llegar (arrive) encontrar (find) seguir (follow) poner (put) quedar (stay) parecer (seem) dejar (leave) llevar (carry) hablar (speak) pensar (speak) volver (return) conocer (know) salir (go out) realizer (do) tomar (take, drink) tratar (try) contar (count, tell) llamar (call, name) venir (come, arrive) mirar (see, look) presentar (show) permitir (allow) esperar (wait) sentir (feel) v ..read more