Se Habla Español

By Os ¡Hola amigos!  ¿How is everything going?  Last article was brutal, I know.  Too many boxes and endings.  So today I am gonna present you the three tenses we learn last month in an easy format that you may like it.  Check it out: (Remember that for future tense

By Os ¡Hola amigos!  Three years ago we learned how to play with verbs in present and two years ago we learned how to play with verbs in past.  ¿Remember the endings? Let’s review them… First of all we will have to “match” the endings of the patterns with these

By Os ¿How do you say “there is” or “there are” in Spanish? Exactly,  say  /aɪ/. The way to say “there is” or ”there are” in Spanish is: /aɪ/. ¿How do you pronounce it? /aɪ/. ¿How do you write it in Spanish? HAY.

By Os  ¿How are you guys?  ¿How have y’all guys done?  😉 This is the last review of this series.  I promise. Remember that when we want to say something like: I have spoken / I have eaten / I have lived / I have been / I have had /

By Os HABER  is an auxiliary-helping verb that we use in español when we talk about things and/or actions that we have done in the past. Something like: I have spoken / I have eaten / I have lived / I have been / I have had / I have

By Os HABER  is an auxiliary-helping verb that we use in español when we talk about things and/or actions that we have done in the past. Do use  HABER  when saying something like: I have spoken / I have eaten / I have lived / I have been / I

By Os ¡Hola gente!  ¿Todo bien?  ¿Did you read my last ariticle?  It was bout the verb TO HAVE #1 in español.  TENER.  As it is a very, very important action word, today we’ll review what we learned last month…  Let’s start filling the following box. TenER = TO ______

By Os ¡Feliz Día de la Amistad amigos! ¿Did your team make it to the Super Bowl? Mine (Broncos) didn’t… Today we are gonna master the Times Table # 6. Tener. TenER = TO have #1 I          ten go you, s/he, it          tiene we