¿A qué hora te levantas normalmente durante las vacaciones? / What time do you usually get up on the weekends?

This week we're going to talk about names: first names, surnames and nicknames. Names say a lot about a culture. In Spain, everyone has two surnames — one from their father and one from their mother — and women don't change their surname when they get married. Oh, and nicknames are everywhere: my name is Cayetano, but everyone calls me Caye 👀 ⚡ ¿Tienes un mote? ¿Quién te lo dió? // Do you have a nickname? Who gave it to you? ⚡ Donde tu vives ¿las mujeres normalmente cambian su nombres cuando se casan? // Where you live, do women usually change their surname when they get married? ⚡Si pudieras elegir un nombre para ti ¿Cuál sería? // If you could choose a Spanish name for yourself, what would it be? 😏 - Throughout the week we'll cover the verb LLAMARSE on Monday, a real-life situation on Wednesday, and a grammar challenge on Friday — and we'll share our opinions along the way. - Don't forget to practise every day by reading and replying to some comments! 🗓️ Tuesday: CONVERSATION CLUB — 🎓 Thursday: live class on PRETÉRITO INDEFINIDO IRREGULAR 👉 Want to practise your speaking? With THE PREMIUM PLAN you get 2 live classes every week (that's less than $2.50 per class) to step out of your comfort zone and keep making progress!

Everyone learns "me llamo" on day one… but still says it wrong once nerves kick in 😅 Try it: "Me llamo..."

Hola hola! I have a question, Am I being annoying posting too much?

The very first thing you learn 🤔 A) ¿Cómo te llamas? B) ¿Cómo llamas? Drop your answer 👇 A or B?