Spanish Subjunctive Examples number 7. Possibilities It’s all getting a bit blurry. As I state in the podcast, there comes […]
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Why is Todavia written into the title incorrectly without an accent? / Todavía Firstly, let us apologise for having the
El Aula – Todavia, Aun or Aún? – Which to use? Read Post »
Trabajar. In our book, this is a strange verb for many English speaking students of the Spanish language. The reason
El Aula – Trabajar- Using it Well Read Post »
Listening to Spanish Speakers Here we are again with another listening appreciation and another chance to listen to Spanish speakers.
Spanish Speakers AudioBlog Madrid’s Nightlife Read Post »
The Present Subjunctive in Spanish As you have probably begun to notice, there are quite a lot of different possibilities
Present Subjunctive in Spanish 6 – Possible Futures Read Post »
Spanish Listening Comprehension Going forward we will be adding various audio and video blogs of Native Spanish Speakers so that
Native Speaker Blog – Spanish Listening Comprehension – Opinions Read Post »
The Crisis / La Crisis In this interview which was recorded in 2009, José Luis gives his impression of the
Native Speaker Blog – The Crisis in Spain – Subtitled Read Post »
Quedar and Quedarse. We have made this particular videoblog especially with you all, our students, in mind. It seems that
El Aula – Quedar Quedarse Encontrar Encontrarse – Knowing the Difference Read Post »
This is great Spanish Listening Test. Elena has spent a good few months in England now and, as a native
Spanish Blog Spanish Listening Test Elena in England Read Post »
Spanish Subjunctive Rules. Here we are in the fifth of the series on making the Present Subjunctive easier. So, how
The Present Spanish Subjunctive Rules 5 – As Soon As and When Read Post »
Either Or in Spanish. = O O Maybe you’ve seen these words used before in your travels through your learning
Early Intermediate Podcast 29 – Either Or in Spanish and Much More Read Post »
The Verb Haber in Spanish. This verb is probably one of the most important verbs in the Spanish language! Why?
Early Intermediate Podcast 28 – Haber in Spanish and its Uses Read Post »
Special Spanish Podcast In this Audio blog and Spanish podcast we hear from two young gay men from Madrid. They
Audio Blog Spanish Podcast Being Gay in Spain Ivan and Jorge Read Post »
Calor, Caliente and Caluroso. It is understandable why these three words are some of the most searched for words on
El Aula – Calor, Caluroso, or Caliente – What Do They Mean? Read Post »
También (Tambien) As we are sure you already know, the word ‘También’ means ‘also’ or ‘too’ and is used pretty
El Aula – Tambien (También) and Tampoco – How to Use Them Correctly Read Post »
Por and Para is Big! When we made the video on the rules of POR and PARA we never for
El Aula – Por and Para – Test Your Skills Read Post »
Our New VideoBlogs This is the first in a range of videoblogs that will cover the most searched for Spanish
El Aula – Bueno, Buen or Bien in Spanish – How to Choose Correctly Read Post »
The Spanish Present Subjunctive Whenever you want to tell someone in Spanish that you want them to do something, then
The Spanish Present Subjunctive 4 – I Want You To… Read Post »
