Comprehensible input spanish is a simple, powerful way to learn how to describe everyday habits. Below you’ll find clear examples of common reflexive verbs in the yo form, a natural sample routine in Spanish with English equivalents, and practical ways to practise so these verbs become automatic. Why use reflexive verbs for routines? Many actions […]
Comprehensible input Spanish is a simple, powerful way to learn vocabulary and structures naturally. This lesson focuses on the countries of the Spanish-speaking world and their capitals. You will see short, repeated question and answer pairs in Spanish with clear English support so you can absorb the sounds, patterns, and meanings without heavy grammar explanations.
Comprehensible input spanish is a simple way to learn vocabulary by seeing and hearing words in context. Below you will find the most common parts of the body in Spanish, short pronunciation notes, useful phrases, and quick activities to practise and remember them. Core vocabulary: body parts (with articles and translations) Pronunciation and grammar tips
One of the first things people ask each other is where they come from. In Spanish, the question and answers are simple, flexible, and perfect for early practice. Use short, repeated phrases to build confidence and listening comprehension. Below are the most useful forms, examples, and quick drills to get you speaking about origin right
Telling time on the hour in Spanish is one of the first and most useful things to learn. The structure is simple and highly patterned. Once you know the basic rules, you can say every hour of the day with confidence. Core rule When the time is exactly on the hour, Spanish uses either es
Comprehensible input spanish is a simple and effective way to learn how to talk about the weather and the seasons. In this post I introduce basic questions, useful vocabulary and short examples to help you notice patterns and start speaking. This is a friendly, repeatable set of phrases you can use every day while practicing