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What do "Three Sad Tigers" have to do with Spanish? Well, it's the name of a famous tongue twister: Tres Tristes Tigres 🐯.

Listen to this episode and get ready to put your Spanish pronunciation skills to test. 

Full tongue twister 👉 Tres tristes tigres trigo tragaron en un trigal.

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If mañana means both “morning” and “tomorrow,” how do you say “tomorrow morning”?

Let’s clear it up in this episode. ¡Vamos! 👇
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Think “pijo” just means snob? Think again.

In Spain, it’s about the upper class. In parts of South America… it’s definitely not.

In this quickie, Marco breaks down how one word can go very wrong depending on the country.

🎧 Listen now and avoid a pija-related blunder.

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🔥 Summer’s here, and it’s time to fire up your Spanish… and your grill! 

In this juicy episode of Spanish Quickie, Marco breaks down the essential vocabulary you need to survive (and thrive) at a Latin barbecue — from barbacoa to parrilla, and everything in between.

⚠️ Warning: this episode might make you hungry 😋

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You’ve probably heard ¿cómo te va? as a casual way to say “how’s it going?” in Spanish. But did you know you can also use ¿cómo va…? to ask about just about anything?

In this quickie, Marco breaks down how to use this versatile phrase to sound more natural in conversations — whether you're talking about work, life, or your fiesta plans.

Short, sweet, and super useful.

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Forget Friday the 13th! In the Spanish-speaking world, Martes 13 is the real day to watch out for. 

In this Spanish Quickie, Marco explains why this date is considered unlucky, what people avoid doing, and how to talk about bad luck in Spanish.

📆 En martes 13, no te cases ni te embarques (On a Tuesday, don’t get married or go on a trip)

Superstitions, vocab, and a cultural twist—all in under 5 minutes. ¡Vamos!

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In this spicy episode of Spanish Quickie, Marco clears up a common and awkward mistake Spanish beginners make: using “excitado” to say “excited.” 😳

Discover what it really means, and learn the right words to express your excitement—without sounding like you’re hitting on someone at the wrong moment.

A must-listen to avoid embarrassing mix-ups!

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Ever get stuck trying to say your email in Spanish? Especially that tricky "@" part?

In this quickie, you'll learn the simple way to ask and share an email—plus the one word you need to never forget.

Spoiler: it’s not “at”! 😏

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In this spicy episode of Spanish Quickie, Marco clears up the confusion between mamá, mamita, and mamacita.

You’ll learn why one of these is perfect for Mother’s Day, and the other might land you in a very different kind of conversation!

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🍺 Had One Too Many? Learn How to Say “Hangover” in Spanish

Learn the standard and regional slang terms for that dreaded morning-after feeling—so you can talk about it like a native (with or without the headache).

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