This wonderful Spanish colloquial expression means to “to fool someone” or “to kid someone”, probably with the intention of teasing them. In English, we might say “to pull someone’s leg”. The origen of the expression “tomarle
WHACK!! OUCH!! *&!*%$!! It’s happened to all of us. The culprit might have been contact sports, a low-hanging branch, a rough-housing sibling or a telephone pole that leaped into your path as you wandered along the
Welcome to lesson number forty-four! ¡Bienvenido a la lección cuarenta y cuatro! In the dialogue, Diana and Renzo have come to see Milagros off at the airport on her trip to Cuzco, in the Peruvian Andes.
Welcome to lesson number forty-three! ¡Bienvenido a la lección cuarenta y tres! In our story, Milagros, Diana and Renzo are at a coffee shop, when Milagros asks the other two for recommendations for her upcoming trip
Welcome to lesson number forty-two! ¡Bienvenido a la lección cuarenta y dos! It’s inevitable, once you have been speaking with someone long enough, at some point you’ll will have to give an explanation or excuse yourself.
Welcome to lesson number forty-one! ¡Bienvenido a la lección cuarenta y uno! Now expressing an opinion is another one of your language learning musts. In the dialogue, Diana and Renzo are still on their date and
Welcome to lesson number forty! ¡Bienvenido a la lección cuarenta! Today, we’ll look at the auxiliary verb “can”, which in Spanish is “poder”. It’s another short power word because, just like in English, you can use
Welcome to lesson number thirty-nine! ¡Bienvenido a la lección treinta y nueve! In our story, Diana is getting ready for her dinner date with Renzo, so she asks Milagros for wardrobe advice, and in doing so,
Welcome to lesson number thirty-eight! ¡Bienvenido a la lección treinta y ocho! When we left our story, we saw how Renzo and Diana met over coffee and seemed to hit it off. This is going to
Welcome to lesson number thirty-seven! ¡Bienvenido a la lección treinta y siete! Now, as you develop your language repertoire, you will begin to use more and more ways to express your personal opinion, and one of
