Aprende en solo 5 minutos 3 expresiones que usamos todos los días en España: “¡Qué fuerte!”, “Vale” y “No pasa nada”. Con ejemplos reales y un reto práctico para que empieces a sonar más natural.

👉 Sígueme en Spotify y descubre más en mi reto “7 días para entender a los españoles”.

Did you know that in Spanish, having an itch isn’t always about your skin? 😂 "Me pica el gusanillo" literally means "The little worm is biting me", but don’t worry… you don’t have worms! 🐛😂

It actually means "I have the urge or craving for something!" 🤯

✅ Examples:
👉 "Me pica el gusanillo de viajar. ✈️" (I feel like traveling!)
👉 "Me pica el gusanillo de comer chocolate. 🍫" (I’m craving chocolate!)

🔥 What’s something that ‘pica tu gusanillo’ right now? COMMENT below! 👇🔥

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Ever wondered how I get ready for an online Spanish conversation session? 🤔💻 Today, I’ll show you my step-by-step process to help students speak Spanish with confidence! 🚀

🔹 Choosing engaging conversation topics 📑
🔹 Creating interactive exercises & real-life scenarios 🎯
🔹 Helping students improve pronunciation & fluency 🗣️✨

✅ My goal? To make Spanish conversations EASY & FUN for you!

💡 Are you learning Spanish? What’s the hardest part of speaking for you? COMMENT below! 👇🔥

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Starting to learn Spanish? There areimportant signals to be aware of that can guide your progress and help you stay on the right track. In this episode, we discuss thewarning signs andpositive indicators that every beginner should keep in mind when embarking on their Spanish-learning journey.

🚩Red Flags – Warning Signs You're Going Off Track
❌ Memorizing too many isolated words instead of useful phrases
❌ Translating everything word-for-word instead of thinking in Spanish
❌ Avoiding speaking due to fear of making mistakes
❌ Over-relying on apps without real conversation practice

✅Green Flags – Signs You're on the Right Path
✔️ You start recognizing common words and sentence structures naturally
✔️ You’re not afraid to make mistakes and learn from them
✔️ You can understand simple conversations, even if you don’t catch every word
✔️ You enjoy the process and find ways to make learning fun

Recognizing these signals early can make ahuge difference in your progress. We’ll also sharereal-life tips to keep you motivated and help you navigate challenges with confidence.

🎧Listen now and learn how to read the signs on your Spanish journey!

What signals have you noticed in your learning process? Share your thoughts in the comments! 🚀🇪🇸

IntroducingCharlas en Español, a new monthly series where Spanish learners from around the world share their experiences, challenges, and tips for mastering the language—all in Spanish! 🗣️✨

Stay tuned for inspiring conversations and real-life learning stories. 🚀🎧

Había una abeja que no quería trabajar. Mientras sus hermanas recogían polen, ella descansaba. Un día, se dio cuenta de que no tenía miel y nadie podía darle más. Aprendió que cada uno debe hacer su parte para el bien de todos y, desde entonces, trabajó con alegría, sabiendo que el esfuerzo trae dulces recompensas.

In this episode, we take you on a practical journey to a restaurant to improve your Spanish skills. You'll learn essential phrases for requesting a table, ordering drinks and food, and asking for the bill. The episode includes:

• 🎵 Immersive atmosphere: Real restaurant sounds to make it feel authentic.
• 🗣️ Interactive practice: Repeat phrases like "¿Quieren algo de tomar?" ("Would you like something to drink?") and "¿Tienen una mesa para dos personas?" ("Do you have a table for two?").
• 📚 Essential vocabulary: Learn key words and expressions like "el menú" (the menu), "la especialidad de la casa" (the house specialty), and "¡Está riquísimo!" (It’s delicious!).
• 🎭 Guided role-play: Practice what you’ve learned by imagining yourself in a real restaurant scenario.
• 🎵 Lively closing: Spanish music to end the episode with energy and fun.
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Listen to this episode and practice how to navigate a restaurant experience in Spanish! Repeat out loud, build confidence, and get ready for your next outing.

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In this episode of Spanish Language Bites, we dive into the reflexive verb levantarse, which means "to get up." Discover how reflexive verbs work in Spanish to show actions done to oneself, like in "Me levanto temprano" (I get up early).

Compare this concept to English, where the reflexive aspect is often implied, and Russian, which uses reflexive suffixes like -ся or -сь. Wrap it up with a practice question: ¿A qué hora te levantas?

Simple, practical, and perfect for your Spanish learning journey.

¡Hasta pronto!