Purpose: short directions to practise asking for medical appointments in Spanish and build confidence using real, everyday language. How to use this post: read the short Spanish story blocks aloud, memorise the key phrases, and complete the practice tasks at the end. If your goal is to learn to speak real Spanish, focus on natural […]
Directions and purpose This article offers a short, practical introduction in English, then presents authentic Spanish conversation blocks about health care systems. Read the Spanish blocks to absorb natural phrasing, then use the English practice tasks to reinforce vocabulary, grammar, and speaking skills. The aim is to help you learn to speak real Spanish by
This short lesson helps you practise everyday Spanish for booking a hotel room. The goal is to build confidence when you cannot see the room and must rely on the receptionist’s description. If you want to learn to speak real Spanish, focus on natural phrases, listening for key details, and practising short role plays. Short
Overview of Traditional Spanish Curriculum (Levels 1–4) I curated this overview of what is typically taught in Spanish levels 1 through 4 to provide general insight and help set expectations as you build your course. That said, I want to emphasize something important: make your class work for you. Use this framework as a guide—not
Technology plays an essential role in our daily lives, shaping how we communicate, learn, work, and entertain ourselves. This unit explores the topic of technology through Spanish-language activities designed to build vocabulary, deepen cultural understanding, and strengthen communication skills. Learners will learn key technology-related terms, read authentic Spanish articles about current innovations, watch videos that
Forming Participles in Spanish (Los Participios del Español) A participle is a verbal adjective — a form of the verb that describes a completed action or a resulting state. In Spanish, the past participle (participio pasado) is the most common type and is used in: 1) What Is a Past Participle? The past participle is