Spanish Sucks

¡Happy New 70 Verbs! ¡Happy New Flashcards! Parte V ¡Hola amigos!  How did you do filling the previous seven verbs?  Remember to check your answer on this link:  printable-spanish-flashcards/ This month there are seven new verbs.  Fill the boxes with the conjugations of the verbs in present tense… Remember that

¡Happy New 70 Verbs! ¡Happy New Flashcards! Parte V ¡Hola amigos!  How did you do filling the previous seven verbs?: LAVAR,   LLEVAR,   OLER,   DORMIR,   PERDER,   MATAR,   MIRAR. Good luck with the next seven!: ENTAR,   ESPERAR,   DEBER,   CONSEGUIR,   HABER,   ESTAR,   ESTUDIAR. Remember that I chose those 70 verbs based on the

¡Happy New 70 Verbs! ¡Happy New Flashcards! Parte IV ¡Hola amigos!  How did you do filling the previous seven verbs?: GANAR,   GUSTAR,   HACER,   DECIR,   LEER,   HABLAR,   JUGAR. Good luck with the next seven!: LAVAR,   LLEVAR,   OLEER,   DORMIR,   PERDER,   MATAR,   MIRAR. Remember that I chose those 70 verbs based on the

¡Happy New 70 Verbs! ¡Happy New Flashcards! Parte III ¡Hola amigos! How did you feel filling the first seven verbs? AMAR,   AYUDAR,   APRENDER,   ABRIR,   BEBER,   CAMINAR,   CERRAR. And how did you do with the last seven? COCINAR,   COMENZAR,   COMER,   CONDUCIR,   CONOCER,   COMPRAR,   DAR. Good luck with the following seven! GANAR,  

¡Happy New Year! ¡Happy New 70 Verbs! ¡Happy New Flashcards! Parte II ¡Hola amigos!  How did you feel filling the previous seven verbs: AMAR,   AYUDAR,   APRENDER,   ABRIR,   BEBER,   CAMINAR,   CERRAR. Good luck with the next seven: COCINAR,   COMENZAR,   COMER,   CONDUCIR,   CONOCER,   COMPRAR,   DAR. I chose those 70 verbs based on

¿Did you: ¡Hola amigos!  ¿How were your holidays?  I hope you had great times and lots of fun.  I wish you lots of health and the best desires for this 2017 J I know you are sick and tired of me telling you to study the 12 Time Tables, those TWELVE

¿Did you:  OBSERVE THE ENDINGS?;  ANALYZE THE BOXES?;  LEARN THE VERBS?;  MEMORIZE THE WORDS?… I hope you DID those things.  I hope you did use and invest your time into the Spanish language and those 12 verbs which I told you are súper importantes 😉

OBSERVING THE ENDINGS,  ANALYZING THE BOXES,  LEARNING THE VERBS,  MEMORIZING THE WORDS… I hope you are doing those things. Otherwise you are not taking advantage of these articles in your free time… But I am not here to judge you, I am here to help you 😉 Let’s observe the

OBSERVE THE ENDINGS,  ANALYZE THE BOXES,  LEARN THE VERBS,  MEMORIZE THE WORDS… Four years ago we learned how to play with verbs in present and three years ago we learned how to play with verbs in past.  ¿Remember the endings? Let’s review both endings using boxes…

¡Hola amigos!  ¿How are you guys doing?  ¿Did you watch the five previous videos?  I hope you did! This month, I am gonna share with you more of the links of some of the most inspirational TED Talks I have watched about learning languages. Some of them have influenced me

Imagine that with only 20% of vocabulary you could be able to handle 80% of normal conversations.  Imagine that instead of trying to memorize 1000 words; 200 would be enough.  Imagine that instead of learning and conjugating 100 verbs; 20 would be sufficient. Well, that’s what the experts call the

Imagine that with only 20% of vocabulary you could be able to handle 80% of normal conversations.  Imagine that instead of trying to memorize 1000 words; 200 would be enough.  Imagine that instead of learning and conjugating 100 verbs; 20 would be sufficient. Well, that’s what the experts call the

¡Hola gente!  ¿Did you watch the Super Bowl 50?  Go Broncos!!!!!  Last month we empathized the most important sounds of español: A – E – I – O – U. This month I am going to share some words that begin with those letters, with those vowels.  I am gonna

¡Hola gente!  ¿How are you guys doing?  I hope you are doing alright.  This month I wanna talk about the most important sounds of the Spanish Language: The Vowels = Las Vocales. Remember:  The Spanish vowels each have only one sound, regardless of what letters they precede or follow, or