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To be or not to be? That’s the question! And Spanish does it in style with not one, but two verbs meaning “to be.” Let’s talk about ser and estar, a troublesome pairing for beginners and advanced students alike.

Today we’re diving into a topic that often leaves Spanish learners scratching their heads: the difference between por and para. 

Learn to speak Spanish like a native with these Mexican slang and words! You will boost your vocabulary and sound like a native in no time.

How many Spanish expressions with tener do you know? The verb tener finds its way in many everyday sayings, much like the verb “to be” in English.

Morning and tomorrow in Spanish are translated as mañana. And here it gets confusing: how do you know which mañana is morning and which one is tomorrow?

Yo, tú, él, ella… You’ve definitely seen these ones before! In Spanish, we call them subjective pronouns. And as a Spanish student, pronouns will be one of the first topics to be covered.