To be or…to be?  THAT is the question everyone who studies Spanish has had to ask.  In Spanish, there are TWO verbs that both mean to be.  You’ll have to study to find out which one is used at what time.

…and more verbs…

Let’s work on some irregular verbs that are very important and commonly used:  querer (to want), decir (to say/to tell), and ir (to go)

Do you want to invite someone to a special service?  Or maybe let them know there’s a Sunday school class just for them?  Here are some tips for inviting a friend to church.

Thirty days have septiembre, abril, junio y noviembre… Have some fun with the months of the year!

Tener is an extremely common verb.  Tener means “to have” in English, but it is also used in many phrases in Spanish.  Let’s work on tener.

What is this lesson about? Exactly.

Know how to talk about the 7 days of the week.

Adjectives make sentences interesting, so let’s learn a few and have some fun!

Let’s learn about nouns and articles.