Tag Archive for: Grammar
10 Spanish words you can’t translate into English
Colombian SpanishThe beauty of the language is that they are all unique! Each language -or family of languages- has its structure, dialects, and unique words. Some words simply don't have an exact translation in other languages; in this case, we are talking…
What you need to know to survive your first date in Spanish
Colombian CultureHow to start dating a Colombian when you don't know the language? Here are several tips for navigating the dating world in Spanish and understanding the Colombian culture as a new learner.
How to use the verb “gustar” to express likes and dislikes
Colombian SpanishHere's a quick lesson to help you learn how to use the verb "gustar" to express likes and dislikes.
10 most common Spanish verbs
Colombian SpanishHere are 10 common Spanish verbs that will help you improve your vocabulary and communication skills.
Do all Spanish speakers understand each other?
Colombian SpanishIf I learn Spanish in Colombia, would I be able to speak with people from Argentina or Chile? Almost all new Spanish language students ask these questions. So, what's the answer?
Quick Guide to Master Diminutives in Spanish
Colombian SpanishIn Colombia, we frequently use diminutives both casually and formally; some people think we overuse them. Learn how and when to use them with this quick guide.
Spanish Vocabulary you need to know: Kitchen and cooking
Colombian SpanishPut your cooking skills to the test with this Spanish kitchen vocabulary!
Travel words and phrases in Spanish you should know
Spanish LanguageHere's a quick-reference guide to the words, sentences, and expressions you need to know when traveling to Colombia or any Spanish-speaking country.
What do people mean when they say Colombian Spanish?
Colombian SpanishFind out what makes Colombian Spanish so unique and appealing to new Spanish language learners.
What does “me regala” mean in Colombian Spanish?
Colombian SpanishAll Spanish speakers use the verb "regalar" to give something for free or as a present, but what is the Colombian way of using this verb, and why should you learn it?