How to make a Spanish Omelette / Tortilla Española
Spanish Omelette / Tortilla Española The tortilla española stands alongside la paella as one of […]
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Spanish Omelette / Tortilla Española The tortilla española stands alongside la paella as one of […]
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Is Christmas in Spain so different? The truth of the matter is that, yes, Christmas is very different in Spain.
Easy Spanish with Subtitles Christmas in Madrid, Spain Read Post »
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 »
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 »
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 »
Saying WAS in Spanish. One of the greatest challenges for any student of the Spanish language is getting to grips
El Aula – The 4 ways to say WAS in Spanish (3 of 3) Read Post »
How do I know when to use the Spanish Preterite and Imperfect? This is probably one of the most asked
El Aula – Spanish Preterite and Imperfect When to Use Them (2 of 3) Read Post »
Ser and Estar. So, what’s the big deal? Well, the big deal is that as students of the Spanish language,
El Aula – Ser and Estar Getting them right (1 of 3) Read Post »
Spanish Pronouns. Once you enter into the world of Spanish pronouns, your Spanish will never be the same again. What
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Por and Para. If ever there were two Spanish prepositions that cause Spanish students frustration, then you can count on
El Aula – Por and Para: Two Important Spanish Prepositions Read Post »