Have you ever tried to say what you’re doing right now in Spanish and thought:“Wait… how do I say I’m doing this?” 😅 Many students mix it up with the present simple… but Spanish has a very natural way to talk about actions happening at this exact moment. In today’s lesson, you’ll learn how to use ESTAR + gerundio to describe actions in progress — clearly, naturally, and without overthinking it. 👉 EXERCISES HERE If you have any questions, let me know in the comments! See you in the next lesson! 👋

Well… the short answer is: from everywhere. Spanish is a mix of Latin, Arabic, indigenous American languages… and even English today. In this lesson, we dive into the loanwords and foreign influences that shaped modern Spanish. I’m sure you’ll be surprised by how many everyday words come from completely different languages. 👉 EXERCISES HERE If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment! See you in the next lesson! 👋🇪🇸

Have you ever tried to talk about your future in Spanish and suddenly thought:“Wait… how do I say this again?” 😅 Maybe you wanted to say “I’m going to travel tomorrow” and ended up mixing tenses, verbs… or even inventing a new one. Don’t worry — it happens to everyone! Today’s lesson will teach you how to use IR + Infinitive, one of the easiest and most natural ways to express the future in Spanish.And the best part? You can start using it right away. 👉 EXERCISES HERE Also! Let me know what are you going to do next weekend! If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment! See you in the next lesson! 👋🇪🇸

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Have you ever arrived at an airport and suddenly realised you didn’t know how to say even the most basic things in Spanish? 😅 “Boarding pass… luggage… gate… how do I say all of that?” Don’t worry — today’s lesson will help you master the essential airport vocabulary you need for your next trip. Clear, simple, and super useful if you travel often. ✈️🌎 👉 EXERCISES HERE If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment! See you in the next lesson!