Dos Guiris sin Guía

A continuation of the previous episode.

If you study Spanish, you've undoubtedly heard "se" all over the place, with so many different uses that it can get super confusing at times.  But have no fear; the Guiris are here to help you understand all the different ways that "se" can be used.  Part 1 of 2.

The Guiris chat in Spanish about the utility of the siesta, as well as discussing the sheer quantity and behavior of "las moscas" (the flies) in Spain.

In the first full episode of Season 2, the Guiris branch out from only episodes in English about the Spanish language, to speaking in Spanish (still about the Spanish language).  Today's topic is how to return to practicing a language after having a period of not keeping up with it.

In this mini-episode, Miguel breaks down why we cannot rely on direct word-for-word translations, using the example "to be closed", as this can be translated 3 different ways in Spanish.

With the last full episode in Season 1, the Guiris tackle how to talk about things ending, using "terminar" and "acabar".

The Guiris break down one of the classic challenges for any aspiring Spanish-learner: ser vs estar.  In this episode we each explain how to think of the difference between the two verbs in a simple way.

Qué pasa y'all? The Guiris are back to tell you about the Auxiliares de Conversación program, which both of us participated in.

In this episode we discuss diminutive and augmentative suffixes such as -azo and -ito.

Today’s episode focuses on how to use languages as a vehicle to study other subjects you’re interested in/ watch videos you’re interested in.