Genine Torres

If you're like most language learners, you've probably had that exciting moment during your studies when a thought hits you: "Hey, if I can learn this language... why not add another one? And another one? Maybe even ALL of them?" It's an exciting possibility, but it also raises some real

Netflix just dropped one of its most gripping conspiracy thrillers of the year with "The Madness," starring our fave Fear The Walking Dead character: Colman Domingo! If you're like most viewers, we bet you've already burned through all episodes and are now feeling that familiar post-show void. In this post,

Ever tried learning a language with traditional flashcards? If you have, you probably know the feeling – that mix of determination and frustration as you watch your perfectly organized stack slowly transform into a jumbled mess of bent cards and coffee stains. And let's talk about that moment when you accidentally

Remember when Hollywood seemed to speak just one language? Those days are long gone – and thank goodness for that! As this year's Academy Awards approach, it's refreshing to see more and more Spanish surnames lighting up marquees and grabbing headlines in Tinseltown. In this post, we'll explore 10 famous Spanish

Let's talk about flashcards for a minute. If you're learning a language, you've definitely tried them – and you've probably wondered if they're actually helping or just taking up space in your study routine. It's a fair question. With all the amazing ways to learn languages these days, should we still

Want to speak Spanish like a native? Then you'll need to get cozy with prepositions – those small but mighty words that can make or break your Spanish sentences. Think of prepositions like por, para, con, contra, de, and a as the glue that holds your Spanish together. Sure, you might

Let's be real - if you've spent any time around Spanish speakers, you know soccer is kind of a big deal. Think about it - when was the last time you walked past a Spanish bar or restaurant without seeing a game on TV? Or tried following your Spanish-speaking friend's

Looking for a fun way to surprise your friends? Skip the usual "friend" and try "amigo," "صديق" (sadiq), or "친구" (chingu) instead. You see, learning to say "friend" in someone's native language may seem like a tiny detail, but it's one of those simple gestures that can light up someone's

Let's be honest – we've all been guilty of grabbing that "Keep Calm and Learn Spanish" mug or yet another language journal for the language lover in our life, thinking we've found the perfect gift. But let's face it, those well-meaning presents often end up collecting dust alongside last year's unused