Spanish

Spanish is spoken in many countries, and each one makes it their own. That is why the Spanish you hear in Spain sounds different from the Spanish in Mexico, Argentina, or Nicaragua. One of the best ways to see this is through slang. In Nicaragua, slang is part of daily

You might have all the confidence in the world when you're chatting someone up at a bar back home, but the second you try to be charming in Spanish, suddenly you're fumbling for words like a nervous teenager. Sounds familiar? In this guide, I'll

Yes, Chileans speak Spanish ... but with their own special twist! If you've studied Spanish or visited other Spanish-speaking countries, you'll quickly notice how different it sounds in Chile. People often speak quickly, drop sounds, and rely on expressions you won’t find in a language app

Have you ever thought about learning Spanish by watching a horror movie? It might sound strange, but it’s actually one of the most effective (and fun) ways to boost your language skills. As a native Spanish speaker, I know firsthand how powerful movies can be when it comes to

One of the most common conversation starters when meeting Spanish speakers is discussing hobbies. Whether traveling through Latin America, living in Spain, or chatting with Spanish-speaking friends at home, people will ask what you like to do in your free time. It’s a natural way to connect and find

Slang words and phrases are always changing, no matter the language. New expressions show up in songs, social media, and daily conversations, then vanish just as fast. In fact, what your Colombian friend said last year might already sound out of date. That is why keeping up with slang matters,

Apologizing in Spanish can feel a bit tricky, especially if you're still learning the language. As a native Spanish speaker, I know how important it is to get the apology right—whether you’re speaking to a friend, a colleague, or a stranger. The words you choose and

One of the best parts about being bilingual? You get to laugh in more than one language! As someone who genuinely loves learning foreign languages, I know for one that knowing jokes in different languages lets you enjoy humor that might not make sense in translation. Take this one for

If you think knowing English means you can roll up anywhere in the States and fit right in, Miami’s got news for you. Step off the plane in the 305 and you’ll quickly realize there’s something different happening here. In fact, linguists are closely tracking how this