In this episode, we talk about whether artificial intelligence can really replace learning a language and why we believe it can’t. We also break down how AI can help language learners without taking away the human side of communication.
We break down the most important Christmas vocabulary in Spanish, focusing on the sights, sounds, food, and traditions that define the holiday season in Mexico. If you want to understand what’s happening around you in December and talk about it naturally in Spanish, this one’s for you.
In this episode, we break down the changes to the Spanish alphabet and why some letters you might remember from the past are no longer considered part of it. We also talk about the Real Academia Española and how its decisions continue to shape the language we teach and use today.
We’re breaking down the most common Mexican phrases every traveler should know. These simple expressions can completely transform your experience in Mexico and help you connect with people more naturally.
Talking on the phone in Spanish can feel way harder than chatting face-to-face — you can’t rely on gestures or facial expressions to help you out! But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with practical tips and real examples to help you sound more natural and confident.
In this episode, we’re continuing our popular series on how to text like a native Spanish speaker — but this time, we’re diving into the wild side! Get ready as we unpack some of the most common (and colorful) swear acronyms used in real-life chats across Mexico and Latin America.
Have you ever caught yourself saying voy a parquear la troca or me dio cringe? In this episode, we explore the fascinating world of Spanglish—why it happens, how it varies across regions, and what it reveals about culture and identity.
In this episode, we explore the most common texting acronyms used in Spanish-speaking countries. Learn how to sound more natural and native when chatting on WhatsApp or social media in Spanish.
In this episode, we explore El Chingonario—a hilarious, surprisingly insightful dictionary all about one of the most versatile (and explicit) words in Mexican Spanish: chingar. If you’re ready to dive into Mexican slang, this one’s for you.
In this episode, we dive into One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez—one of Latin America’s most iconic novels. May explores why it’s a must-read for Spanish learners and how magical realism makes this book both challenging and unforgettable.