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Food! It’s not only the thing that keeps our bodies strong and healthy, but also such a vital part of cultures around the world. Latin America, especially, has vast and delicious food traditions resulting from the melting pot of ancient and contemporary cultures, as well as the incredible amount of local ingredients. Argentine steaks, Peruvian ceviche, Colombian arepas, or …
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ESTAR and SER are two of the most important Spanish verbs and two of the trickiest too, as they have a single correlative in English- be. Helping our students understand when to use ESTAR and SER should be a priority in your lesson plans, and it’s a good idea to keep a good SER and ESTAR worksheet at hand. Today, I will list the most common uses of SER and ESTAR illustrated …
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Learning a foreign or a second language is no small feat, that’s an undeniable fact. This is why it’s so important to stay highly motivated to keep putting in the time and effort to keep making progress, and that’s what we’re here to help with today. You’re probably here because you don’t want to learn just any language: you want to learn Spanish. So keep reading because …
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Talking about the weather is probably one of the most common icebreakers when we’re traveling and we want to make new friends. Today, we will learn when to use SER and ESTAR to talk about the weather. We will also explore the most common verbs and structures, and useful weather words and expressions to hold a conversation about the weather in Spanish. This …
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Have you ever heard a conversation between two Dominicans? But not a formal conversation, rather a conversation between pure Dominican Spanish speakers who are simply having a casual chat. If you've eavesdropped on one of these conversations, but understood very little, it's not your fault. Don’t feel too bad about those Spanish lessons you took back in college. Dominican …
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