One of the first things you’ll find out when learning Spanish is that all nouns have a gender. This means that every time you use a noun, you must express whether it’s a feminine or masculine...

When it comes to learning Spanish, many people overlook their pronunciation. After all, if they’re able to communicate, having a thick accent or mispronouncing certain words doesn’t seem like a...

According to the Royal Spanish Academy’s most recent corpus, the articles la and el are the second and the fourth most used words in Spanish, respectively. So, if you ever wonder if articles in...

The Spanish future tense is one of the most commonly used tenses. After all, without it, we wouldn’t be able to talk about our upcoming plans or activities. Since this is a crucial topic for anyone...

One of the most common ways to describe someone or something in Spanish is to compare it against something similar. If you think about it, people compare things against each other on a daily basis....

Over the years, I had many outstanding students that were more than able to hold a conversation with native speakers. For that reason, it was surprising to find that they didn’t know how to write...