One of my subscribers asked me: What’s the difference between the imperfect and the preterite? I’m not sure when to use these two tenses.

In this lesson, you’re going to learn how to build the six forms of the regular -AR verbs in the present tense.

Richard sent me a message saying: “I want to learn some colloquial Spanish. Are there any easy idioms that natives use frequently?” Here are five!

Laura asked me a few days ago whether the letter A in Spanish has different sounds, the way it does in English. Let’s find out.

James said: “The other day I came across the word ‘largo’ and the translation the book gave me was: ‘long’. Is it not ‘large’?”

Tim sent me a message saying: “Is there anything you wish you had known when you started learning languages? Anything that would have made it easier?”

Many short everyday Spanish words are difficult to pronounce, like: hecho, elegir, llover … Let’s practise saying them correctly.

In my experience as a Spanish teacher, even advanced students find it difficult to tell the difference between IR & VENIR. Let’s practise them.

People who become fluent in Spanish, what do they do that the rest of us don’t? What’s the secret to their success? Let me show you.

I’ve made a list of ten very common Spanish verbs that express motion. With this lesson, you’re going to master those ten words.

Is the Spanish letter U ever silent? Let me give you some very handy Spanish pronunciation rules to get the U always right.

Master saying and understanding 10 Spanish words that look identical in English and Spanish. But, do they sound the same?