Author: Lukas Van Vyve

One of the trickiest parts of learning Spanish as an English native speaker is rolling the R . Just like when you struggle with pronouncing…

Pronouncing the LL in Spanish is tricky for language learners (just like rolling your rs)- even more so because it’s pronounced differently in different countries….

Reflexive verbs are way more common in Spanish than in English. They’re used when you do something yourself, to yourself, when some sort of change…

Unlike English, the Spanish language has two verbs that mean “to be”: ser and estar. Both have their own specific meaning and are used in…

Spanish native speakers don’t have to think about when to use por vs para. For us language learners, it’s a different story. In this article,…

In Spanish, just like in English, there is more than just one “past tense”. Two of the most important ones for a Spanish student are…

Spanish native speakers constantly use direct and indirect object pronouns. However, if you’d ask them to explain what they are (or worse – how they…

Many Spanish students the subjunctive mood isn’t very common, but in reality, it’s way more common than you’d think. The imperfect subjunctive follows the same…

For a long time, I dismissed reading Spanish books as a way to learn to speak Spanish, because the written language used in novels, magazines…

If you’re looking to learn some Spanish it’s important to add the numbers to your vocabulary. Numbers in Spanish are quite easy to learn, understand…