Today we talk about a drink that is consumed in Spain: the horchata. We explain you how to prepare it and what properties it has. Transcript available: La Horchata - A popular drink in Spain
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In this episode you'll learn the meaning of the idiom: tirar la casa por la ventana and you'll practice pronunciation and conjugation. Transcript available: Tirar la casa por la ventana - Spanish Expressions
Spanish abstract vocabulary: thoughts, feelings, ideas... Learn this Spanish vocabulary with this episode. Transcript available: Vocabulario abstracto 2 - Abstract Nouns in Spanish 2
A simple and practice-oriented explanation on the Spanish verbal periphrasis. A periphrasis is a special construction with at least two verbs. Transcript available: Perífrasis verbales - Verbal periphrasis in Spanish
English: In this episode you'll learn the meaning of the idiom: no ser moco de pavo and you'll practice Spanish pronunciation and conjugation. Transcript available: No ser moco de pavo - Spanish Idioms
A vocabulary that may be difficult to learn for some people, is the vocabulary associated with feelings. It may be difficult because it is associated with abstract concepts, not physical objects. Learn this vocabulary with us. Transcription available: Sustantivos abstractos - Abstract Nouns
In this episode we explain why we have two last names and what are the most common names and surnames in Spain. Transcript available: Apellidos y nombres españoles - Spanish names and surnames
Learn Spanish while you learn about this Spanish artist. Learn some Spanish vocabulary about art and the life of this famous artist of Spain. Transcript available: Luis Buñuel - Spanish Culture
In this episode we talk about the origins of Halloween and how it's celebrated nowadays in Spain. We'll tell you a short horror story, a traditional Spanish horror story. Transcript available: Especial Halloween - La mano negra
Spanish vocabulary from the caló language. Those words can be heard very often in everyday conversations but they aren't usually teached in traditional courses or books. Do you know the meaning of menda, piltra or butrón? Find out! Transcript available: Vocabulario procedente del caló (parte 2)