Ya vs Todavía – How to Add Expectations to Time-Based Events in Spanish

If you want to talk about your expectations for events in the past or present, then ya and todavía are…

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3 Uses of Tardar – How to Delay, Take Time, & Set Deadlines in Spanish

If you need to describe the 'time it takes' to do something, then you'll need the…

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How to Express Lending and Borrowing in Spanish – Prestar vs Prestado vs Préstamo

"I am having a lot of difficulty with how to express lending and borrowing in Spanish."…

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25 Common Spanish Adjectives and Their Use with Ser & Estar

Knowing how to use ser & estar is important for your Spanish. Knowing how ser &…

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How to Use Spanish Demonstrative Adjectives, Pronouns & the Neutral Gender

Spanish demonstrative adjectives and demonstrative pronouns are incredibly useful words for your Spanish. You can use…

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The Definitive Guide to Asking Questions in Spanish

Asking questions in Spanish can range from simple to quite complex. While there are lots of…

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5 Uses of Perder – How to Lose, Miss & Get Lost in Spanish

Perder is commonly used in the context of 'losing something' in Spanish. And, just as the…

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When NOT to Use Ser or Estar – How to Translate “To Be” to Spanish in All Contexts

Translating the English verb "to be" into Spanish presents you with 3 options: ser, estar, or…

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How to Say You Are Wrong, Mistaken or Confused in Spanish

“An area I’m struggling with is how to say I'm wrong, I'm confused or I've made…

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