What's the meaning of no tener pelos en la lengua? When is this expression used? Learn Spanish by listening, use a story to memorize it and practice pronunciation and conjugation with native speakers. Transcript available: No tener pelos en la lengua - Learn Spanish
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What does más se perdió en Cuba mean? With this episode you can improve your Spanish oral comprehension while you learn something about our history. Transcript available: Learn Spanish idioms and history of Spain: Más se perdió en Cuba
Today we explain some Spanish everyday expressions using the word milk. Everyday life idioms used by all Spaniards . ¿Eres la leche?, ¿sabes de alguna cosa que sea la leche? Descúbrelo escuchando y mejorando tu español con este episodio. Transcript available: Ser la leche - Learn Spanish listening
Learn Spanish as it is really spoken in actual conversations. Today: estar hecho polvo We explain this idiom and you will practice pronunciation and conjugation. Seguro que alguna vez has estado hecho polvo, descubre por qué. Transcript available: Estar hecho polvo - Spanish idioms
Let's talk about an important verb of the Spanish language, let's talk about the verb haber. Haber is used as an auxiliary verb, but haber has also its own meaning. ¿Conoces los significados del verbo haber? ¿Sabes para qué más se utiliza en español? ¡Es muy interesante! Transcript: El verbo Haber - Spanish verb Haber
We explain the meaning of this expression in Spanish and in when it is used. We also explain some variations and you will practice pronunciation and conjugation with us. ¿Te da palo aprender español? ¿Te da palo otra cosa? Aprende a usar esta expresión y descúbrelo. Transcript available: Dar palo - Learn Spanish idioms
Expressions with the verb andar in Spanish. We talk about five useful idioms. At the end of the episode we will practice conjugation and pronunciation. Learn Spanish with this episode. ¡Anda con ojo!, transcript available: Expresiones con el verbo andar 2
What does a lo hecho pecho mean? In this episode we explain this Spanish idiom, it can have two meanings. Practice pronunciation with us! Transcript available: A lo hecho, pecho
Latinisms are words and expressions that come from Latin. Today, they're still used. Learn some important latinisms you often hear or read in Spanish. We also talked about this in our #136 episode. Transcript available: Latinismos (parte II)
In this episode you'll learn the meaning of the idiom: partirse el culo and you'll practice pronunciation and conjugation. Transcript available: Partirse el culo - Spanish Idioms