
How to Master Masculine and Feminine in Spanish
When you start learning Spanish, you quickly realize that words have genders. It can be frustrating and annoying but what can we do? Just study!

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Spanish Vocabulary is the biggest challenge students face. Greetings, phrases for restaurants, next trips and so on. Check for answers in our posts!
When you start learning Spanish, you quickly realize that words have genders. It can be frustrating and annoying but what can we do? Just study!
Knowing how to form and distinguish singular and plural is crucial in the Spanish grammar. Check our post and complete practical exercises!💐⇔🌷
If you are one of those who think that “time is money,” abbreviations will be your best friends. If you know them in your language but are still unfamiliar with Spanish abbreviations, this post is perfect for you.
Don’t be surprised if you hear “joder”, “mierda”, “tu madre”… while walking the streets in Spain or Latin America. The Spanish language is rich with curse words or “palabrotas,” which are excellent to spice up your vocabulary. Discover the most common swear words in this blogpost!
Learn how to say where you’re from and talk about other countries in Spanish with confidence. We prepared lots of fun exercises for you too.
Do you know how to ask questions in Spanish? Are there special rules or you just need to do the correct intonation? Well, let’s find out together!
Is your knowledge of basic colors in Spanish up to date? How about pastels, warms, or cools? When to use ser or estar? All answers, audios and exercises!
Want to know how to say body parts in Spanish? Check out the full guide with many exercises and vocabulary videos.
All family members’ vocabulary in Spanish that you need to know. We added a vocabulary video, a podcast episode, and practical exercises to make the learning process more fun!
We put together the most useful phrases and vocabulary related to directions. It’s time to learn some directions in Spanish and prepare for your travel – without getting lost!