Tag Archive for: Vocabulary

Student at our school in Bogotá learning Colombian Spanish slang

Top Colombian slang to know before visiting Bogotá

Learn key Colombian slang before visiting Bogotá! Speak naturally, connect with locals, and enjoy your trip with real expressions from Colombian Spanish.
Group of Spanish students, learning Spanish in Bogota at the market

Boost your Spanish: Master conversations at Bogota’s Local Markets

At Bogotá’s local markets, you’ll chat with vendors, pick up new words, experience real-life conversations and practice Spanish beyond the classroom. Learning Colombian Spanish can be fun and natural!
Graffiti in Bogota. Exploring Colombian Spanish: A unique accent that's easy to learn!

Exploring Colombian Spanish: A unique accent that’s easy to learn!

Colombian Spanish, at its core, is the Spanish language you've been learning or hearing about. However, what makes Colombian Spanish unique?
Two students speaking Colombian and Mexican Spanish

Colombian and Mexican Spanish: What sets them apart?

Want to explore the differences between how they speak Spanish in Colombia versus Mexico? Let's take a linguistic journey together and find out more.
Easy guide to reflexive verbs and pronouns in Spanish

Easy guide to reflexive verbs and pronouns in Spanish

As you learn Spanish, you may come across "reflexive verbs." Learn what these verbs look like, how to use them, and which ones are most common in Spanish.
Levels of Spanish Explained with the verb “Gustar”

Levels of Spanish explained with the verb “Gustar”

We have prepared this quick guide to help you better understand your main achievements on each level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
Two Spanish students in classroom. Private Spanish classes in Bogota.

5 different ways to use “como” in Spanish

"Cómo" is one of the most commonly used words in Spanish - and when you're just learning the language, it can be confusing because there are so many meanings! If you're not sure how to use this word, keep reading.
Colombian Spanish student in classroom

Mastering your Spanish: Don’t overuse personal pronouns

Do you want to sound more natural when speaking Spanish? This is what you need to know when using personal pronouns.
The 20 most common Spanish filler words or "muletillas"

The 20 most common Spanish filler words or “muletillas”

Want to sound like a native Spanish speaker? Learn to use these filler words or "muletillas" in a conversation.
Break-up lines in Spanish you need to know

15 Break-up lines in Spanish you need to know

How do you say "it's over," or "it's time to go our separate ways" in Spanish? Here are the 15 most common ways to break up in Colombia.