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In this Spanish Quickie, you’ll learn how to talk about your in‑laws en español.

We explore the essential vocabulary of the familia política: los suegros, los cuñados, el yerno, and la nuera.

You’ll hear a short audio and practice identifying each family member.

A simple, friendly lesson perfect for beginners who want to describe their family and understand others when they talk about theirs.

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👴🏻 In this Spanish Quickie, you’ll learn how to talk about your extended family en español. 

We cover the essential vocabulary: los abuelos, los tíos, los primos, los sobrinos, and los nietos.

You’ll hear a short audio and practice identifying each family member.

A simple, friendly lesson perfect for beginners who want to describe their family and understand others when they talk about theirs.

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🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒 In this Spanish Quickie, you’ll learn how to talk about your nuclear family en español.  

We cover the essential vocabulary: los padres, papá y mamá, los hijos, el hijo, la hija, and los hermanos.

You’ll hear a short audio, practice identifying each family member, and learn how native speakers actually use these words in everyday conversations.

A simple, friendly lesson perfect for beginners who want to describe their family and understand others when they talk about theirs.

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In this Spanish Quickie, we clear up a super common mistake: thinking that “relativos” means “relatives.” It doesn’t!

You’ll learn why relativos is a false friend and what it actually means in Spanish. More importantly, you’ll discover the correct word: parientes, which refers to all your relatives — cousins, aunts, uncles, grandparents, everyone.

We also look at another false friend: parientes vs. parents, and how to use padres correctly.

A simple, friendly episode to help you avoid confusion and sound more natural en español.

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We’re celebrating Episode 69 with a light‑hearted lesson on how Spanish speakers use certain informal, strong expressions related to your "private parts."

You’ll learn two common vulgar words you’ll hear in casual conversations across different countries and you’ll see how their meaning often goes far beyond the literal.

It’s a fun, culturally rich episode to help you understand real Spanish in the wild. Just be mindful of when and how you use these expressions.

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⁉️ Confused about the difference between por qué and porque? 

In this Spanish Quickie, you’ll learn exactly when to use por qué to ask why and when to use porque to say because.

Through a simple dialogue and clear examples, you’ll finally understand how these two similar‑looking words work in real Spanish conversations.

Perfect for beginners who want to avoid common mistakes and sound more natural en español.

📝 Dialogue transcript
A: ¿Por qué aprendes inglés?
B: Porque quiero viajar a Estados Unidos 

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How do you say “likewise” in Spanish? 🤔

In this Spanish Quickie, you’ll learn the natural ways to reply to good wishes and greetings using igualmente, igual, and tú también.

These are essential Spanish conversation phrases you’ll hear every day, whether someone tells you que tengas un buen día or sends you a friendly compliment.

Discover when to use each option, the difference between formal and casual replies, and how native speakers keep conversations polite and natural.

A simple, practical Spanish lesson for beginners and travelers who want to sound more confident en español. ¡Vamos!

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Do you say “mi laptop no trabaja”? ❌

In this Spanish Quickie, you’ll learn why that’s incorrect and how native speakers actually say “it doesn’t work” using the verb funcionar.

A good way to learn the contrast between verbs trabajar and funcionar, with easy-to-follow examples so you can start using them correctly. 

A simple but essential tip that will instantly make your Spanish sound more natural. ¡Vamos!

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Learn the essential soccer player positions in Spanish with this Spanish Quickie.

You’ll hear a short audio introducing key fútbol roles like el portero (goalie), el defensa (defender), el mediocampista (midfielder), and el delantero (striker).

Perfect for Spanish learners who want to talk about sports, understand match commentary, or chat with amigos who love fútbol.

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⚽️ Learn the essential soccer vocabulary in Spanish with this Spanish Quickie.

You’ll hear a short audio explaining the basic rules of fútbol and discover key words like equipo (team), cancha (field), balón or pelota (ball), gol, meter goles, and tiempo añadido.

Perfect for Spanish learners who want to talk about sports, understand match commentary, or chat with amigos who love fútbol. 

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