Mí and Ti in Spanish. (Not to mention Sí) I often used to wonder what the rule was about when to use Mí and Ti in Spanish. I kind of knew when to do it because I had heard others using them. For example, in a restaurant I knew I...  Read more »

39 Early Intermediate Mí and Ti in Spanish. When do we use them?

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Cynthia helps us today to see how Spanish gender changes meaning with certain words. These are called palabras homónimas de género. Listen in as Cynthia takes you through this and shows how Spanish gender changes meaning with some key words. Come and join us! If you would like to try...  Read more »

83 Early Inter Spanish Gender changes Meaning

Cynthia offers you a great way to test your Spanish Quedar and Quedarse in this short but sweet test. Test your Spanish and see how much you’ve understood of the previous lesson on Quedar and Quedarse. Come and join us! If you would like to try SER SOCIO freely and...  Read more »

82 Early Inter Test your Spanish Quedar/se

Cynthia offers you a great Spanish lesson on QUEDARSE in Spanish and it’s many meanings. This is a must for an early intermediate Spanish learner! Let’s get into the details of usingb QUEDARSE in Spanish. Come and join us! If you would like to try SER SOCIO freely and want...  Read more »

81 Early Inter Using Quedarse in Spanish

Cynthia offers you a great lesson on the Spanish verb quedar and it’s many uses. This is a must for an early intermediate Spanish learner! Let’s get into the details of the Spanish verb QUEDAR. Come and join us! If you would like to try SER SOCIO freely and want...  Read more »

80 Early Inter The Spanish verb QUEDAR

Cynthia offers you a great lesson on telling the time in Spanish in which she explains the key elements to being able to get the structure right. Venga, telling the time in Spanish is a vital part of speaking the language. Come and join us! If you would like to...  Read more »

39 Early Intermediate Mí and Ti in Spanish. When do we use them?

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