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LearnCraft Spanish Podcast
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198
December 16, 2023
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Ello vs Eso

What does “ello” mean in Spanish? Why don’t we just use “eso”? Let’s explore this strange pronoun and how it helps make Spanish so different from English.

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Vas a estar en ello.Intro: Join us on a rigorous, step-by-step journey to fluency. I’m Timothy and this is LearnCraft Spanish.Today we’re going to explore some interesting things about pronouns that tend to be very tricky for English speakers because they don’t work the same way that English works. And we’ll start with something about the word todo.So far, we’ve used todo and todos in a few different ways. Sometimes todos simply means “everyone”, as in “everyone is here” or todos están aquí. And sometimes todo, without the S, simply means “everything”, as in “everything is here”, or todo está aquí.Other times, todo and todos can mean “all”. In those cases, the pronoun has to match the thing it’s describing, and then we also typically put an article between todo and the noun. For example, “all the houses” is todas las cosas, and “all the light” is toda la luz.But what about the word “every” in English? For example, “every table needs a chair”? There are actually three ways to translate “every table” into Spanish. First of all, we can rephrase it as “all the tables”, or todas las mesas. But in this case, we’re trying to single out each individual table. So we’re likely to use cada, which technically means “each”. So what we’re really saying is:

Each table needs a chair.Cada mesa necesita una silla.

But the word “every” in cases like this doesn’t always have to be rephrased. The word todo is actually rarely used to mean “every”. So it would sound like this:

Every table needs a chair.Toda mesa necesita una silla.

Now, be careful about simply starting to translate “every” as todo like this. It’s actually not used this way that often. In fact, almost every time you see the word “every” in English, it will be translated as cada in Spanish, literally “each”. So as an example, “every time” is almost always translated as cada vez, not toda vez.Other times, the word “every” will be rephrased and then translated as todos los or todas las, literally “all the”. For example, the English phrase “every day” is almost always translated as todos los días, literally “all the days”.So for now, just take note that todo is sometimes used to mean “every”, but we’re not going to practice that a lot in our quizzing; instead, we’ll typically use cada or todos los.Speaking of phrases that have more than one translation, let’s talk about how to say “both” in Spanish. So far, we’ve been practicing this as los dos or las dos. This is the most common way to do it. So for example:

Both guys were at the party.Los dos chicos estaban en la fiesta.

However, there’s also a word for “both”, the word ambos. So this exact same sentence could be:

Ambos chicos estaban en la fiesta.

And then this word can be feminine, too. Check this out:

Which seat is mine? I’ll take both.¿Cuál silla es la mía? Tomaré ambas.

So we could have said tomaré las dos, but sometimes “both” is translated as ambos or ambas instead.Let’s get some practice with ambos and ambas.

I talked to both girls.Hablé con ambas chicas.

The law says that both(m) can be here.La ley dice que ambos pueden estar aquí.

She doesn’t want me to stay with both women.No quiere que me quede con ambas mujeres.

I have two sons, and both went to school.Tengo dos hijos, y ambos fueron a la escuela.

Next, let’s talk about situations similar to this one:

I have some of the food and she has the rest.Yo tengo algo de la comida y ella tiene el resto.

So in this situation, we’re talking about a mass noun, “the food”. And when we say that what she has is “the rest”, we use the noun el resto. We’re talking about whatever is left over or excluded from the first thing we talked about.However, el resto is typically used for uncountable things. For things that are countable, you’re more typically going to use the word demás, which is just like the words de and más, but put together. Here’s an example:

One boy left and the rest stayed.Un niño se fue y los demás se quedaron.

So the phrase here was los demás. Here’s an example that uses the feminine version, las demás:

I only know this house, not the rest.Solo conozco esta casa, no las demás.

So how do you know whether to use demás rather than resto? Well, let’s look back at these English sentences. In both cases, instead of “the rest”, we could have said “the others”. “One boy left and the others stayed.” “I only know this house, not the others”. So try it yourself in this next example:

One of my sisters is here, but the others are at home.Una de mis hermanas está aquí, pero las demás están en casa.

Now this begs the question of why we didn’t translate this as las otras. The English in this one was “the others”, and we’ve learned that the Spanish for “others” is otros or otras. But those words are not typically used to talk about the remaining amount of something. This is how demás is used: Specifically in cases where you could either say “the rest” or “the others” in English. If both of those terms work, you’ll use demás in Spanish.Let’s practice using los demás and las demás. I’m also going to throw in some uses of resto and otros so that you can get some practice choosing between them; remember that you’ll use resto for mass nouns, and you’ll use los otros only when you couldn’t say “the rest” in English.

The others also have a right.Los demás también tienen derecho.

These(f) have changed, but not the rest(f).Estas han cambiado, pero las demás no.

You can have these things, but not the rest.Puedes tener estas cosas, pero no las demás.

I have a bit of water here, but she has the rest.Tengo un poco de agua aquí, pero ella tiene el resto.

These are different from the other ones we saw yesterday.Estos son diferentes de los otros que vimos ayer.

You don’t have to change your mind like the rest.No tienes que cambiar de idea como los demás.

Our next word is related to the word cualquier. Here’s how we’ve been using that word:

Any person could do it.Cualquier persona podría hacerlo.

So here we’ve used it right before a noun, as an indefinite adjective. But check out this sentence in English:

Any of those people could do it.

So in English we’re saying “any of those people”. The word “any” isn’t directly attached to a noun, so it’s not an adjective; instead, it’s a type of pronoun. And the Spanish word for this is cualquiera, which is just like cualquier but with an A at the end. So here’s the Spanish translation:

Cualquiera de esas personas podría hacerlo.

This word, cualquiera, doesn’t change based on the gender of the noun involved. So here’s an example using masculine nouns:

I would like to have any of those books.Me gustaría tener cualquiera de esos libros.

Notice that in both of these phrases, “any of those people” or “any of those books”, we could replace the word “any” with “whichever”. So we could say “whichever of those people” or “whichever of those books”. In fact, the word “whichever” is sometimes translated as cualquiera, but specifically when it’s not attached to a noun. Here’s another example:

Which of those houses would you like? // Whichever.¿Cuál de esas casas te gustaría? // Cualquiera.

Also note that we won’t use cualquiera in a negative situation such as this one:

I don’t have any of those books.

In this case, we’ll use ninguno.

No tengo ninguno de esos libros.

Let’s get some practice with this.

Anyone can go.Cualquiera puede ir.

Which one do you like? // Any.¿Cuál te gusta? // Cualquiera.

You have been changing any of them.Has estado cambiando cualquiera de ellos.

Any of them has enough strength for this.Cualquiera de ellos tiene suficiente fuerza para esto.

We have one more word to learn, but to learn it, let’s first review our prepositional pronouns a little bit. Remember that we use these whenever a pronoun follows a preposition. So for example:

The book is for you.El libro es para ti.

So this word, ti, is from our set of prepositional pronouns. We could exchange this with any of the others: ella, ellas, él, ellos, mí, or nosotros.But here’s a sentence that might trip you up:

It’s my box; put my things in it.

So this starts with es mi caja. But then how do we talk about putting things in “it”? Remember, there isn’t really any specific word for “it” in Spanish. But when “it” in English comes right after a preposition, we’ll choose the appropriate Spanish prepositional pronoun based on the gender of the thing that “it” is. In this case, the caja is feminine, so we’ll choose ella.

Es mi caja; pon mis cosas en ella.

This sounds pretty weird to English speakers, because it sounds like “put my things in her”. But this is one case where the pronouns that we normally consider personal are used for inanimate objects. Try it yourself in this next example:

It’s your car; you can leave your things in it.Es tu coche; puedes dejar tus cosas en él.

Literally “you can leave your things in him”.And this also applies when the prepositional pronoun is “them”. You’ll choose either ellas or ellos. So for example:

They are the two biggest cities, but I haven’t lived in them.Son las dos ciudades más grandes, pero no he vivido en ellas.

Let’s get some practice with this.

Do you have the car? You have to stay with it.¿Tienes el auto? Tienes que quedarte con él.

Which house do you want? I don’t want any of them.¿Qué casa quieres? Yo no quiero ninguna de ellas.

He wants salt, but I want my food without it.Él quiere sal, pero yo quiero mi comida sin ella.

Have you seen the cars? She didn’t change the things in them.¿Has visto los autos? Ella no cambió las cosas en ellos.

OK so we’ve been practicing using prepositional pronouns when we know the gender of the noun. But what about this sentence?

It's not what I meant to do, but I’m happy with it.

So we’ll start with no es lo que quise hacer. But how do we say that we’re happy with “it”? The “it” in this sentence doesn’t have a noun specified, so there’s no known gender.In this case, we’re going to choose a pronoun that doesn’t have a gender. There are very few of these, but of course we learned a couple early on; the words eso and esto don’t have a gender, so you can say “that” and “this” without a specific gender. There’s one more non-gendered pronoun to learn, and it’s the word ello, spelled e-l-l-o. This word is not used very often, and it’s primarily used as a prepositional pronoun in situations like this one.

It's not what I meant to do, but I’m happy with it.No es lo que quise hacer, pero estoy feliz con ello.

Here’s another example:

When he wants something, he would do anything for it.Cuando quiere algo, haría cualquier cosa por ello.

So in this sentence, the pronoun algo actually doesn’t have a gender, and ello is a good parallel to it.Now note that ello is actually quite rare compared to other pronouns. In fact, even in situations similar to the ones you just heard, it’s very common just to use eso or esto instead of ello. But let’s explore some idiomatic contexts where it actually does sound better in Spanish to use ello. This first example uses the Spanish equivalent of “I’m going for it.”

It’s something new, but I’m going for it.Es algo nuevo, pero voy por ello.

She tried to do it while she had the strength for it.Trató de hacerlo mientras tenía fuerza para ello.

Also, here’s a fun idiom: In English, sometimes when there’s a secret or an inside joke, we talk about being “in on it”. If you think about it, that’s a bit weird because we’re using two prepositions in a row: “in on”. In Spanish, this idiom is sometimes translated as estar en ello, literally “to be in it”, where “it” doesn’t really refer to any noun. So for example:

I guess it’s a secret; we’re not in on it.Supongo que es un secreto; no estamos en ello.

Let’s get some practice with ello.

I’m working on it.Estoy trabajando en ello.

I never had trouble with it.Nunca tuve problemas con ello.

You don’t understand because you’re not in on it.No entiendes porque no estás en ello.

I wanted to stay, but I couldn’t because of it.Quería quedarme, pero no pude por ello.

She doesn’t know the system, she isn’t in on it.No sabe el sistema, no está en ello.

For more practice with any of this, feel free to dig deeper at LCSPodcast.com/198. Or if you’re ready, let’s go on to today’s final quiz.

If I stay here, I can’t change this.Si me quedo aquí, no puedo cambiar esto.

Do you know which is the best mode for this? I think any will be fine.¿Sabes cuál es el mejor modo para esto? Creo que cualquiera estará bien.

We don’t know what it is, but she stayed with it.No sabemos qué es, pero ella se quedó con ello.

Both men asked you to be in silence.Ambos hombres te pidieron estar en silencio.

I don’t want there to be food left, so both have to help.No quiero que quede comida, así que ambos tienen que ayudar.

Do you see that door? Wait near it.¿Ves esa puerta? Espera cerca de ella.

It’s the cars, we are staying near them.Son los autos, nos quedamos cerca de ellos.

She isn’t in it because of you.No está en ello por ti.

May you have a lot of freedom!¡Que tengas mucha libertad!

I don’t change even if the rest tell me to change.No cambio aunque los demás me digan que cambie.

Both things are good, calm and freedom.Ambas cosas son buenas, calma y libertad.

I see some of my friends, but I don’t see the others.Veo a algunos de mis amigos, pero no veo a los demás.

She has to stay and you have to stay; both have to stay.Ella tiene que quedarse y tú tienes que quedarte, ambos tienen que quedarse.

The rest of the people don't have to stay.Las demás personas no tienen que quedarse.

If she changes this, we stay.Si cambia esto, nos quedamos.

I think the rest of the things will be a hazard.Creo que las demás cosas serán un peligro.

She hasn’t stayed because of it.No se ha quedado por ello.

Stay and change this.Quédate y cambia esto.

Have you seen this program? I had never heard of it.¿Has visto este programa? Nunca había oído de él.

She’s in it for the food, not for the service.Está en ello por la comida, no por el servicio.

There is one problem left.Queda un problema.

If you stay, you can have any that you want.Si te quedas, puedes tener cualquiera que quieras.

There are three left and they don’t change them.Quedan tres y ellos no los cambian.

For more practice with all of this, go to LCSPodcast.com/198.In tomorrow’s episode, we’ll learn some fun new physical nouns, including the words for “camera”, “letter”, and “gift”.This show is brought to you by LearnCraftSpanish.com. The Spanish voice in this episode was our coach Ximena Lama-Rondón. Our music was performed by the Seattle Marimba Quartet, and I’m Timothy, encouraging you to do the hard work of learning Spanish. Acquiring a second language is one of the most fulfilling things you can do, so start your fluency journey today at LCSPodcast.com.

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This thing, that thing // Do all Spanish nouns have a gender?

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Esta, esto, este… esa, eso, and ese… let’s learn all the words for “this” and “that”. We’ll also talk about why some pronouns don’t have a grammatical gender, even though all nouns in Spanish are either masculine or feminine.

LearnCraft Spanish: Discover the Fascinating World of Spanish Nouns and Their Gender | Unveiling the Secrets Behind Masculine and Feminine Nouns! Master this Essential Aspect Today!

Practicing Ser and Estar, in all tenses

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Let’s get lots of quizzing practice with Ser and Estar, in every commonly used tense and mood! We’ll also learn the prepositions del and al.

LearnCraft Spanish: Practice Ser and Estar in All Tenses with expert guidance. Improve your Spanish skills and master the usage of Ser and Estar in every tense.

Haber

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Let’s learn the verb haber so that we can use he, ha, has, han, and hemos to put other verbs in the past, using their participles.

LearnCraft Spanish: Master the Verb "Haber" with our podcast. Unlock the secrets of this crucial verb and enhance your Spanish skills. Join us now!

Algo, nada, todo, and les

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Let’s learn a lot more Spanish pronouns, including indirect objects, as well as the words for “something”, “nothing”, and “everything”.

Learn how to master the usage of "algo," "nada," "todo," and "les" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Start listening to the podcast now!

Hacer, hecho, and haciendo

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Let’s learn how to use the words hacer, hecho, and haciendo in Spanish.

In "Hacer, Hecho, and Haciendo Explained," LearnCraft Spanish breaks down the usage of these important Spanish verbs in a clear and concise manner. Perfect for beginners!

Ya vs ahora

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How do you say “now” in Spanish? Today we’ll explore a bunch of Spanish adverbs, including the words “ahora” and “ya”, the two different ways you can say “now”. We’ll also talk about some of the many ways “ya” can be translated into English.

In this LearnCraft Spanish podcast episode, explore the key differences between "Ya" and "Ahora". Enhance your understanding of these Spanish words. Discover their meanings and usage. Improve your language skills now.

Conmigo, contigo, and Spanish prepositional pronouns

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Prepositional pronouns let us do a lot of creative things in Spanish! Let’s learn how to say things like “with him”, “with her”, “for them”, and “from us” in Spanish.

LearnCraft Spanish: Master "Conmigo" and Other Prepositional Pronouns | Join our podcast to enhance your Spanish skills with in-depth lessons on using "conmigo" and other prepositional pronouns. Improve your fluency today!

Spanish complex tenses

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The past of the past? The continuous future? What is the purpose of complex verb phrases such as habías hecho and estará haciendo? Let’s learn how to do fun, complex things with verb tenses.

Master complex Spanish tenses with ease! LearnCraft Spanish offers a fun, interactive podcast to help you improve your language skills. Start learning today!

Ir

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Let’s learn how to say “go” in Spanish! We’ll learn the present-tense conjugations of Ir (voy, va, vas, van, and vamos), using a memory palace.

LearnCraft Spanish's podcast episode "Navigate Conjugations of 'Ir'" is the perfect resource for Spanish learners looking to improve their understanding of verb conjugations. Tune in to enhance your skills today!

How to put any Spanish verb in the future

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Let’s learn how to use Ir to mean “going to”. This is how we can put any verb in the future, simply by using our conjugations of Ir along with an infinitive.

Learn how to use the future tense in Spanish with ease! Our step-by-step guide will teach you how to conjugate any verb in the future tense, no matter how complex. Start improving your Spanish today!

How to conjugate Ir in Spanish

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The verb Ir is one of the most irregular verbs in Spanish. Let’s learn its many conjugations, including the preterite, the subjunctive, and the future tense, using a memory palace.

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Practice Ir Out Loud

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Use this quiz to practice using the Spanish verb Ir in all kinds of different ways — the present, the preterite, the imperfect, the future, and the subjunctive. Try to predict each Spanish sentence and speak out loud!

LearnCraft Spanish: Practice "Ir" Out Loud for Fluency. Boost your Spanish skills with interactive exercises and tips for mastering the verb "Ir." Reach fluency faster!

Reflexive pronouns and Irse

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Spanish reflexive pronouns are tricky, and they have many different uses! Let’s learn how to use se, me, te, and nos, especially when they turn Ir (“to go”) into Irse (“to leave”).

In this LearnCraft Spanish podcast, learn about reflexive pronouns and the verb "irse". Improve your Spanish language skills with our expert guidance.

Señor, verdad, and vida

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Let’s learn 10 common Spanish nouns — including the words for “life”, “truth”, “woman”, and “man”, as well as the idioms for “actually” and “really”.

Discover the depth of "Señor," "Verdad," and "Vida" on LearnCraft Spanish's podcast. Uncover their true meaning and enhance your language journey. Explore now!

Hay and greetings

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Buenos días, buenas tardes, buenas noches! In this episode we’ll cover some essential greetings and polite terms in Spanish, such as gracias and de nada. We’ll also discuss how to use Haber to talk about existence, using words like hay and había.

Learn to master the Spanish word "hay" and common greetings with LearnCraft Spanish. Start your language journey today with our podcast episode!

Spanish Adverbs

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Where, when, how, and how much? Let’s learn how to ask some common questions in Spanish, as well as the adverbs you can use to answer them!

LearnCraft Spanish: Mastering Adverbs for Fluent Conversations - Boost your Spanish fluency with our comprehensive podcast on Spanish adverbs. Master the art of using adverbs in conversations effortlessly. Start learning today!

Idioms

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Sometimes words don’t mean what they seem to mean! Let’s use our Spanish vocabulary to create new meanings by combining them into non-literal phrases we call idioms — such as ya que and ya está.

LearnCraft Spanish brings you a fun and interactive way to learn popular Spanish idioms. Improve your language skills today with our podcast!

Tener

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Tener and Haber are the two ways to say “have” in Spanish. Let’s start learning Tener and practice using the present tense conjugations (tengo, tiene, tienes, tienen, and tenemos).

Master the Spanish verb "tener" with LearnCraft Spanish's podcast. Improve your language skills and communication with expert guidance. Listen now!

How to say “had” in Spanish

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The Spanish verb Tener has a lot of conjugations — let’s learn the many ways this verb is used, including the preterite, imperfect past tense, future, and subjunctive. We’ll also get a lot of spoken practice using Tener in context.

LearnCraft Spanish: Discover the correct way to say "had" in Spanish and improve your language skills. Unlock the secrets of Spanish grammar with our expert podcast. Boost your knowledge today!

How to express obligation in Spanish

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How do you use Tener and Haber to talk about obligations, such as “I had to do that” and “someone needs to do it”? Let’s explore the Tener + que and Haber + que constructions that Spanish uses to express obligation.

LearnCraft Spanish: Discover how to express obligation in Spanish effortlessly. Master essential phrases, verbs, and grammar rules for clear communication. Start speaking confidently today!

Spanish imperatives

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Spanish imperatives can be tricky, especially some of the most-used imperatives such as ve, ten, and váyase. Let’s learn both the positive and negative imperatives of Ir, Irse, and Tener — and get lots of practice using them in context.

LearnCraft Spanish: Master Spanish Imperatives for Command with our podcast! Boost your language skills and unlock fluency in just a few minutes a day. Start mastering Spanish today!

Spanish Imperative Practice

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Let’s practice using Spanish imperatives out loud! Here’s a spoken quiz to give you a variety of ways to practice imperative terms such as vete, váyase, ten, and tenga

Improve your Spanish fluency with our imperative practice podcast. Learn essential commands and phrases for real-life situations. Start listening today!

The Spanish personal “a”

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Why does the Spanish preposition “a” appear right before some direct objects? Let’s practice using the personal “a” in Spanish sentences. We’ll also learn a couple of new idioms involving other Spanish prepositions.

Master the usage of the Spanish personal "A" with LearnCraft Spanish's podcast. Discover effective strategies and tips to enhance your Spanish language skills. Start your journey today!

Ser, the preterite tense

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How do you use fui, fue, fuiste, fueron, and fuimos as forms of Ser? Let’s learn how to use Ser’s preterite tense — which looks and sounds exactly like the preterite tense of Ir!

LearnCraft Spanish: Master the Preterite Tense with "Ser" | Essential guide for Spanish learners | Improve your language skills with our podcast!

Fuera and other past tense subjunctives

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Why does Spanish have a past tense subjunctive — and will you ever need it? Let’s learn how to use fuera, estuviera, and tuviera.

LearnCraft Spanish podcast: Master Fuera and other past tense subjunctives. Boost your Spanish skills with expert tips and practice exercises. Join now!

Porque and Hasta

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What’s the difference between “because” and “because of” in Spanish? Let’s talk about porque versus por, as well as the several different meanings of hasta.

LearnCraft Spanish: Master the Correct Use of “Porque” and “Hasta” in this Podcast. Boost your Spanish language skills with expert tips and examples.

Practice fue, fui, and fuera

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Today we’ll get lots of out-loud practice with some of the trickiest forms of Ser and Ir, such as fue, fui, fuiste, fueron, fuimos, and fuera. We’ll also learn some new ways that you can use todo.

Master the correct usage of "fue", "fui", and "fuera" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish's podcast episode. Perfect your skills and level up your Spanish fluency.

Hacer - “to do” or “to make”

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The Spanish verb Hacer means both “to do” and “to make”. Let’s practice its present-tense forms, hago, hace, haces, hacen, and hacemos, as well as the unconjugated forms. We’ll also practice Hacerse, which roughly means “to become”.

LearnCraft Spanish: Mastering the Use of "Hacer" for "To Do" and "To Make" | Improve your Spanish skills with our podcast. Explore the versatile verb "hacer" and its meanings in various contexts. Start learning today!

How to conjugate Hacer

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Let’s learn the rest of the essential forms of Hacer, including the imperfect past (such as hacía), the preterite (such as hice), the future (such as haré), and the subjunctive (such as haga). We’ll also explore verb contractions, such as hacerlo and hazlo.

LearnCraft Spanish: Conjugating “Hacer” in Spanish Simplified. Unlock the secrets of conjugating the verb "hacer" effortlessly. Improve your Spanish skills today!

Redundant Indirect Objects

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Why does Spanish use the phrases “se lo” and “se la” so often? And when does le turn into se? Let’s explore some advanced uses of Spanish indirect objects. We’ll also get lots of practice using the “redundant a” and putting our object pronouns in the right order in Spanish sentences.

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Problema, trabajo, razón, and idea

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The most common Spanish nouns aren’t physical objects — they’re abstract ideas, such as problema, trabajo, razón, and idea. Let’s learn and practice several Spanish abstract nouns.

Improve your Spanish skills with LearnCraft's podcast on discussing common topics like problem, work, reason, and idea in conversation. Listen now!

Practice Hacer

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Let’s get some good spoken practice with all the conjugations of Hacer, along with all the other Spanish we’ve learned recently on the podcast. Try to answer all the quiz questions out loud!

Improve your Spanish skills with LearnCraft Spanish's podcast episode on perfecting the use of the verb "hacer." Master this essential verb and enhance your language proficiency. Don't miss out!

Poder

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How do you say “can” in Spanish? Today we’ll explore the verb Poder and start using it to say “can”, “can’t”, and “might” in Spanish.

Learn how to effectively communicate in Spanish with the verb "Poder." Our podcast breaks down its usage and meaning, giving you the confidence to speak fluently. Start learning now!

How to say “could” in Spanish

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Let’s learn the rest of the essential conjugations of Poder, including the past tense, the future tense, and the subjunctive, so that we can say “was able”, “will be able”, “would be able”, and “could”.

LearnCraft Spanish: Boost Your Spanish Skills with Our Podcast! Discover how to say "could" in Spanish and take your language proficiency to the next level. Join us now!

Spanish adjectives: Feliz, mismo, seguro

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Today we’ll learn some Spanish adjectives, including feliz, mismo, seguro, and claro. These are very frequent adjectives that you’ll encounter in just about every Spanish conversation.

LearnCraft Spanish's podcast episode on adjectives like "feliz," "mismo," and "seguro" is the perfect way to enhance your Spanish skills. Master these key adjectives and elevate your language game!

Hora, minuto, semana, y mes

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Spanish has a lot of nouns for time. Let’s learn the words for “hour”, “minute”, “week”, “month”, and many more. We’ll also learn how to talk about clock time in Spanish, such as how to say “one o’clock” or “three o’clock”.

LearnCraft Spanish: Time Vocabulary—Hour, Minute, Week, and Month. Master essential Spanish time words with our engaging podcast. Start learning today!

Practice Poder

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Let’s practice saying things like “can”, “can’t”, “could”, and “couldn’t” in Spanish, in real-life contexts. Quiz and speak along!

Practice using the verb "poder" with LearnCraft Spanish. Improve your language skills effectively with our podcast episode. Start learning today!

Querer: “want” and “love”

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Let’s learn the Spanish verb Querer, which means “to want” and “to love”. We’ll practice using the unconjugated forms (querer and querido), along with all the present-tense forms (quiero, quiere, quieres, quieren, and queremos).

LearnCraft Spanish: Querer Explained—Expressing Want and Love. Master the art of expressing your desires and affection in Spanish with our comprehensive podcast. Boost your language skills today!

Spanish for “loved” and “wanted”

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Let’s conjugate Querer in the past! We’ll learn how to say “wanted”, “loved”, and a version of the word “meant” in Spanish. We’ll also work on Querer’s many subjunctive forms, which are more common than you might expect.

In this podcast episode of LearnCraft Spanish, discover how to express feelings of being loved and wanted in Spanish. Learn essential phrases and vocabulary to convey these emotions effectively. Enhance your language skills and deepen your understanding of expressing love and desire in Spanish. Tune in now!

Spanish adjectives: Nuevo, menos, muerto, vivo

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Let’s learn some essential Spanish adjectives, such as nuevo, menos, muerto, and vivo. We’ll get lots of practice with these, including the nuances of when to use adjectives with Ser versus with Estar.

LearnCraft Spanish's podcast on Spanish adjectives covers key words such as "nuevo", "menos", "muerto", and "vivo". Enhance your Spanish language skills today!

Nombre, tipo, historia, and other Spanish abstract nouns

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Let’s practice some common Spanish abstract nouns, including nombre, tipo, historia, and poco.

Master the art of using Spanish abstract nouns for fluent communication with LearnCraft Spanish's podcast. Improve your Spanish language skills now!

Practice Querer out loud

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In this episode we’ll practice the verb Querer, in all of its essential conjugations, with an extensive quiz. Practice along out loud!

LearnCraft Spanish: Practice "Querer" Out Loud to Improve Fluency. Boost your language skills with engaging exercises. Start speaking confidently today!

Saber

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The Spanish verb Saber means “to know”. Let’s learn saber, sabido, sé, sabe, sabes, saben, and sabemos. We’ll also get lots of practice using this verb out loud.

Master the verb "Saber" with LearnCraft Spanish's podcast! Learn the secrets to mastering this important verb and enhance your language skills. Join us now!

Supe, sabrá, haya, and hubiera

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Let’s learn the rest of our conjugations of Saber, as well as a few new conjugations of Haber, including the subjunctive and the preterite.

LearnCraft Spanish: Master Supe, Sabrá, Haya, and Hubiera. Boost your understanding of these vital verbs for fluent Spanish communication.

Desde, sin, sobre, and hace

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Let’s learn the last of our essential pronouns, including sin, sobre, desde, hace, and contra. We’ll also practice the possessive pronouns mío, tuyo, and suyo.

LearnCraft Spanish: Master the use of Desde, Sin, Sobre, and Hace in this comprehensive podcast. Enhance your Spanish skills today!

How to talk about family in Spanish

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Let’s learn the most common Spanish words for family members, including, “brother”, “sister”, “mother”, and “father”. We’ll also get lots of spoken practice with all these words.

Learn how to talk about family in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish's podcast. Improve your Spanish skills with everyday conversation examples.

Practice Saber

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Let’s get lots of spoken practice with the Spanish verb Saber, in all its conjugations and nuanced uses!

LearnCraft Spanish's podcast episode "Practice and Perfect the Verb 'Saber'" teaches you how to improve your Spanish skills. Listen now and become fluent!

Decir

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Let’s learn the Spanish verb Decir, which means “to say” or “to tell”. We’ll get lots of practice using Decir out loud in a variety of sentences, with both direct and indirect objects!

LearnCraft Spanish presents the ultimate guide to master the verb "decir" for fluency. Discover effective techniques to boost your Spanish language skills. Start speaking like a native today!

Decir in the past

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Let’s conjugate Decir in the past, as well as learn Decir’s imperatives, so that we can say things like “I said it”, “she will say something”, and “tell him this”.

Learn how to conjugate the verb "Decir" in the past tense with LearnCraft Spanish. Master Spanish grammar and improve your language skills today!

Hoy, mañana, ayer

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Let’s learn some adverbs related to time, including the words for “today”, “tomorrow”, “yesterday”, and “still”.

LearnCraft Spanish: Unlock the Secret of Hoy, Mañana, and Ayer! Master the art of understanding and using these essential Spanish words with our comprehensive podcast. Start today!

Ayuda, camino, pregunta

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Let’s learn some abstract nouns in Spanish, including the words for “question”, “help”, and “opportunity”.

LearnCraft Spanish Podcast: Master Ayuda, Camino, and Pregunta. Unlock the secrets to mastering these essential Spanish language concepts. Increase fluency now!

Practice using the Spanish verb Decir

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Here’s a quiz to practice Decir, out loud, in a wide variety of sentence contexts.

LearnCraft Spanish: Master "Decir" to Enhance Spanish Fluency. Improve your language skills with practical exercises and expert guidance. Join our podcast now!

Dar

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The Spanish verb Dar means “to give”. Let’s practice the present tense and unconjugated forms (dar, dado, and dando).

LearnCraft Spanish: Conjugating and Using "Dar" in Context. Master the verb "dar" with our podcast. Improve your Spanish skills today!

Di, dio, daré

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Let’s keep working on Dar — we’ll practice the preterite (di, dio, dieron, etc.) as well as the subjunctive forms, imperatives, and contractions.

Learn how to conjugate “di,” “dio,” and “daré” in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish’s podcast. Improve your language skills today!

Aunque, cual, pues

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Spanish connecting words can be tricky, but we’ll get lots of practice with them in today’s episode! Let’s work on the words aunque, cual, pues, mientras, and several others, and quiz them in lots of spoken practice.

Learn the proper use of Spanish conjunctions aunque, cual, and pues with our podcast episode. Improve your language skills and boost your SEO at the same time!

Cuerpo, manos, ojos, and cabeza

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Let’s learn some body parts in Spanish! The most commonly mention parts of the body include “hands”, “head”, “heart”, “eyes”. Let’s learn these and several more Spanish nouns, and we’ll also get lots of spoken practice with them in context.

Learn essential Spanish vocabulary related to body parts with our podcast episode on Cuerpo, Manos, Ojos, and Cabeza. Improve your language skills today!

Practice Dar

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Practice the Spanish verb Dar out loud, in a variety of sentence contexts, by speaking along with today’s episode.

LearnCraft Spanish's podcast episode "Practice Conjugating and Using 'Dar'" will improve your Spanish skills. Learn to use the verb "dar" with ease.

Poner

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Let’s work on the verb Poner, which means “to put”, and Ponerse, which can be used in a variety of ways. We’ll get lots of spoken practice with poner, puesto, pongo, pone, pones, ponen, and ponemos.

LearnCraft Spanish: Master the use of "poner" in contextual sentences. Our podcast guides you through conjugation and practical application. Start learning now!

¡Ponte feliz!

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Let’s keep working on Poner and Ponerse. We’ll practice the preterite (puse, puso, pusiste, etc.) as well as the subjunctive forms, imperatives, and contractions.

Learn how to say "ponte feliz" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish's podcast! Our experts will help you discover the right pronunciation and usage in just a few minutes. Start learning today!

Casi, igual, quizás, and other Spanish adverbs

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There are a lot of Spanish adverbs that talk about whether or not something is true — or whether it *might* be true. Let’s learn words for “maybe”, “almost”, “really”, and several more.

LearnCraft Spanish: Key Adverbs Like "Casi," "Igual," and "Quizás" - Improve Your Spanish Language Skills with Essential Adverbs for Fluent Conversations. Discover the Meanings and Usage of These Adverbs in Our Podcast. Start Learning Today!

Clase, paz, amor, and Suponer

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Let’s learn how to say “I guess” in Spanish, as well as several essential nouns, including the words for “class”, “love”, “fear”, and “peace.

LearnCraft Spanish: Understanding Clase, Paz, Amor, and Suponer. Master these essential Spanish terms for a solid foundation in the language. Join our podcast now!

Practice Poner and Suponer

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Let’s practice Poner and Suponer, including Suponerse and the idiom por supuesto, using a big quiz. Speak along to practice out loud!

LearnCraft Spanish: Practice using "Poner" and "Suponer" in this podcast episode. Improve your Spanish skills and expand your vocabulary. Join us now!

Ver

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How do you talk about “seeing” things in Spanish? Let’s learn the verb Ver and all of its essential conjugations, so we can say things like “I see”, “they saw”, and “let’s see”.

LearnCraft Spanish: Master the Verb "Ver" and Its Uses in this engaging podcast. Unlock the secrets of conjugation and broaden your vocabulary. Start mastering Spanish today!

Venir

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The Spanish verb Venir means “to come”. Let’s learn Venir and all of its essential conjugations, so we can say things like “come here”, “they came yesterday”, and “she wants to come to my party”.

In this episode of LearnCraft Spanish, master the verb "venir" and its conjugation. Enhance your Spanish language skills with our immersive podcast.

Indefinite Adjectives

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Alguno, ninguno, suficiente, demasiado… let’s learn and practice Spanish indefinite adjectives so that we can say things like “some”, “none”, “enough”, “too much”, and “each”.

LearnCraft Spanish: Mastering Indefinite Adjectives for Fluency. Unlock the secrets to fluently using indefinite adjectives in Spanish. Boost your language skills with our comprehensive podcast. Start mastering indefinite adjectives today!

Agua, dinero, auto

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Let’s learn some fun Spanish nouns, including words for “water”, “money”, “car”, and “light”. We’ll also get lots of good spoken practice with these new words.

LearnCraft Spanish's Essential Vocabulary podcast covers the words you need to know: agua (water), dinero (money), and auto (car). Start building your Spanish skills today!

No more Spanglish!

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Let’s practice our Spanish, including our new verbs Ver and Venir and our new nouns. All of today’s sentence examples will be entirely in Spanish, as will all of our Spanish practice on the rest of this podcast!

LearnCraft Spanish: Say Goodbye to Spanglish, Speak Fluent Spanish. Join our podcast to learn essential Spanish phrases and improve your language skills.

Hablar

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Hablar is the Spanish verb for “to speak” or “to talk”. Let’s learn Hablar and all of its conjugations, including the present, past, future, and subjunctive. We’ll also get lots of practice using Hablar in real sentence contexts.

Boost your Spanish speaking skills with LearnCraft Spanish! Discover effective tips and strategies to enhance your fluency and confidence in real-life conversations.

Pasar

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The Spanish verb Pasar means “to pass” or “to happen”. This verb is conjugated exactly like Hablar, yesterday’s verb. Let’s learn all about Pasar and get lots of practice using it in context.

Master the Spanish verb "pasar" with LearnCraft Spanish! Dive into its meanings, uses, and examples to enhance your fluency. Listen to our podcast now!

Spanish Interjections

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How do you say “um” in Spanish? Or how about “yikes” or “all right”? Let’s learn some of the most common Spanish interjections and get practice using them in context!

Discover essential Spanish interjections with LearnCraft Spanish! Enhance your fluency and expressiveness by mastering these key conversational elements. Listen now!

Fin, muerte, número, and other nouns

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Let’s learn the Spanish nouns for “end”, “ending”, “number”, “couple”, and many others. We’ll also get lots of spoken practice putting these new nouns in real sentences.

Explore the meanings of 'Fin,' 'Muerte,' and 'Número' in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your language skills with our insightful podcast episode!

Practice Hablar and Pasar

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Let’s use a quiz to get lots of spoken practice with Hablar, Pasar, and everything else we learned this week.

Master the Spanish verbs "hablar" and "pasar" with LearnCraft Spanish. Tune into our podcast for practical tips and exercises to boost your fluency.

Deber and regular ER verbs

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Let’s start learning the verb Deber, which means *something* like “must”. This verb will also help us conjugate regular verbs that end with ER, so this episode lays a great foundation for conjugating lots more verbs!

Master the Spanish verb "deber" and regular ER verbs with our detailed guide. Enhance your language skills with LearnCraft Spanish's expert explanations and tips.

How to say “should” in Spanish

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How do you say “should” in Spanish? Let’s keep working on the verb Deber, and we’ll learn how to use forms like debería to say “should”, “shouldn’t”, and things like that.

Discover how to say "should" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish! Our podcast episode breaks down essential tips and examples for mastering this key concept.

Allí, allá, arriba, and adelante

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Why does Spanish have three different words that mean “there”? Let’s explore a bunch of Spanish adverbs that reference location, including allí, allá, arriba, adelante, and atrás.

Master Spanish directional words like "Allí," "Allá," "Arriba," and "Adelante" with LearnCraft Spanish. Tune into our podcast for expert tips and practical examples!

Calle, pueblo, ciudad, mundo

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Let’s learn Spanish nouns for locations, including the words for “street”, “town”, “city”, and “world”.

Discover the meanings of "calle," "pueblo," "ciudad," and "mundo" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your vocabulary and language skills with our podcast!

Practice Deber

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Let’s practice Deber out loud using a big quiz that covers everything we’ve learned this week.

Master the Spanish verb "deber" with real conversation practice! Tune into LearnCraft Spanish's podcast for expert tips and practical exercises.

Dejar

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The Spanish verb Dejar means a variety of things, including “to leave” and “to let”. Let’s learn this verb’s common forms and practice it in a variety of real-life Spanish sentences.

Master the Spanish verb "dejar" with LearnCraft Spanish! Dive into its various meanings and practical uses in real-life contexts. Listen to our podcast now!

Esperar

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Let’s learn the Spanish verb Esperar so that we can talk about “hoping” and “waiting” in Spanish. Speak along to get lots of out-loud practice with the verb Esperar!

Dive deep into the Spanish verb "esperar" with LearnCraft Spanish! Master its nuances and usage in our comprehensive podcast episode. Listen now!

More Essential Spanish Adverbs

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Let’s learn more essential Spanish adverbs, including peor, rápido, and primero. We’ll also get lots of practice using these adverbs in real-life sentence contexts.

Discover essential Spanish adverbs to boost your fluency with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your language skills and speak more naturally with our expert tips!

Juego, realidad, lista, and other nouns

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Let’s learn some more important Spanish nouns! Today we’ll learn the words for “game”, “reality”, “safety”, and “list”, among others. We’ll also learn and practice some new idioms.

Discover the meanings of "juego," "realidad," and "lista" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your vocabulary and language skills with our insightful podcast!

Practice Dejar and Esperar

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Let’s use a quiz to practice everything we’ve been learning this week, including the verbs Dejar and Esperar, as well as all of our new adverbs, nouns, and idioms.

Master the Spanish verbs "dejar" and "esperar" with ease! Tune into LearnCraft Spanish's podcast for practical tips and engaging practice sessions.

Creer

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The Spanish verb “creer” means “to believe”, or in some cases, “to think”. Let’s practice Creer and all of its essential conjugations.

Master the Spanish verb "creer" with LearnCraft Spanish! Dive into its usage, conjugations, and real-life examples to boost your Spanish fluency. Listen now!

Pensar

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How do you say “think” in Spanish? Is it Pensar or Creer? Let’s discuss these two verbs so that we can properly translate “think” from English into Spanish.

Unlock the power of "pensar" in daily Spanish conversations with LearnCraft Spanish. Master this essential verb and enhance your language skills effortlessly!

Adjectives that use Ser and Estar

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Some Spanish adjectives go with Estar, some go with Ser. And some go with both, but they change meanings based on the verb! Let’s discuss the adjectives listo, claro, alto, and others, and get lots of practice using them with both Ser and Estar.

Master Spanish adjectives with "ser" and "estar" on LearnCraft Spanish. Discover key differences and usage tips in our detailed podcast episode. Listen now!

Perro, café, and teléfono

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Let’s learn some fun nouns for physical items, including the words for “bed”, “fire”, “coffee”, “telephone”, and “dog”.

Master essential Spanish vocabulary with LearnCraft Spanish! Dive into words like perro, café, and teléfono. Perfect for beginners and language enthusiasts.

Practice Pensar and Creer

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Let’s get lots of practice with Pensar, Creer, and everything else we’ve learned this week. Speak along out loud!

Master the Spanish verbs "pensar" and "creer" with our expert tips and practice exercises. Enhance your language skills with LearnCraft Spanish's latest podcast episode!

Necesitar and Mirar

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What’s the difference between Mirar and Ver? And how do you know whether to use Necesitar, Deber, or Tener Que? Let’s practice these verbs in real Spanish sentences.

Unlock the secrets of Spanish verbs "necesitar" and "mirar" with LearnCraft Spanish. Dive into their usage, nuances, and practical examples in our latest podcast!

Vivir

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Let’s learn and practice Vivir, the Spanish verb for “to live”. This is our first regular verb ending in I-R, so it’s going to help us conjugate lots of other verbs going forward!

Explore the verb "vivir" in depth with LearnCraft Spanish. Master its conjugations, uses, and nuances to enhance your Spanish fluency. Listen now!

Cuatro, cinco, seis, and siete

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Let’s continue learning Spanish numbers! After this episode, you’ll know how to count to seven in Spanish. We’ll also get some good listening comprehension practice so that you can identify Spanish numbers when you hear them.

Master Spanish numbers 4-7 with LearnCraft Spanish! Discover fun techniques and tips to boost your language skills. Listen to our engaging podcast now!

How to say “o’clock” in Spanish

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Let’s learn some new Spanish nouns and idioms, including the idioms for “o’clock”, “in the first place”, and “that makes sense”.

Discover how to say "o'clock" in Spanish with ease! LearnCraft Spanish's podcast episode breaks it down for you. Perfect for beginners and language enthusiasts.

Practice Vivir, Mirar, and Necesitar

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Let’s practice the verbs Vivir, Mirar, and Necesitar, along with everything else we’ve learned this week, using a quiz. Speak out loud to practice!

Master Spanish verbs with LearnCraft Spanish! Practice vivir, mirar, and necesitar with our engaging podcast. Boost your fluency and confidence today!

Gustar

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Let’s learn how to say “like” in Spanish. The verb Gustar works very differently in Spanish from the verb “like” in English, but after this episode, you’ll be a master at using it with indirect objects.

Master the Spanish verb "gustar" with LearnCraft Spanish! Our podcast episode breaks down its unique structure and usage for fluent, confident conversations.

Preocupar and Preocuparse

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Don’t worry! After this episode you’ll know how to talk about worrying in Spanish. Let’s practice the Spanish verbs Preocupar and Preocuparse, and we’ll get lots of spoken practice using these verbs in real-life Spanish sentence contexts.

Master the nuances of "preocupar" and "preocuparse" with LearnCraft Spanish. Dive into our podcast for clear explanations and practical examples.

Joven y Viejo

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Let’s learn the Spanish adjectives for “young”, “old”, “important”, “together”, “bad”, and “awesome”. We’ll get lots of spoken practice using these adjectives in real-life Spanish sentences.

Explore the nuances of "joven" and "viejo" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your language skills by understanding these terms in various contexts.

Maestro vs Profesor

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How do you say “teacher” in Spanish? Let’s learn the difference between maestro and profesor. We’ll also learn some other fun nouns for titles, including rey, presidente, and jefe.

Discover the key differences between "maestro" and "profesor" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your language skills with our insightful podcast episode!

Practice Gustar Out Loud

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Here’s a spoken quiz to practice Gustar in real-life sentences, along with the other affective verbs Importar and Preocupar.

Master the use of "gustar" in Spanish with our interactive podcast episode. Practice out loud and enhance your fluency with LearnCraft Spanish. Listen now!

Llamar and Parecer

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Let’s learn the Spanish verbs for “call” and “seem”. We’ll get lots of practice with all the common uses of Llamar, Llamarse, and Parecer.

Master the Spanish verbs "llamar" and "parecer" with LearnCraft Spanish! Dive into practical tips and examples to enhance your conversational skills. Listen now!

Salir

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The verb Salir means “to exit”, “to go out”, or “to come out”. Let’s get lots of practice with the various uses of this versatile verb.

Master the Spanish verb "salir" with LearnCraft Spanish! Dive into its meanings, conjugations, and practical uses in our latest podcast episode. Listen now!

How to add and subtract in Spanish

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How do you say “plus” and “minus” in Spanish? Today we’ll finish learning how to count to ten, plus we’ll learn how to do math in Spanish so that we can say things like “two plus seven equals nine”.

Master addition and subtraction in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish! Discover easy techniques and tips to enhance your math skills in Spanish. Listen now!

Control, trato, and de hecho

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Let’s learn a few new abstract nouns in Spanish, including the words for “control”, “deal”, “treatment”, and “fact”. We’ll get lots of spoken practice with these new words and some related idioms.

Master Spanish nuances with LearnCraft Spanish! Dive into the meanings of "control," "trato," and "de hecho" in our latest podcast episode. Listen now!

Practice Parecer, Salir, and Llamar

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Let’s get lots of spoken practice with verbs Parecer, Salir, and Llamar, as well as our new numbers and everything else we’ve learned this week. Predict the Spanish and speak out loud!

Master Spanish verbs Parecer, Salir, and Llamar with our engaging podcast episode. Boost your fluency with practical exercises and expert tips. Listen now!

Oír

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Let’s learn the Spanish verb Oír, which means “to hear”. We’ll also learn why this verb is sometimes used to say “hey!” in Spanish, and we’ll get lots of practice using Oír in real-life Spanish sentences.

Discover how to master the Spanish verb "oír" with LearnCraft Spanish. Tune into our podcast for expert tips, examples, and practical usage to boost your fluency!

Escuchar vs Oír

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What’s the difference between Escuchar and Oír in Spanish? Let’s learn the Spanish verb for “listen” and learn how to choose between Escuchar and Oír. We’ll also learn the Spanish verb for “work”.

Discover the key differences between "escuchar" and "oír" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your listening skills and language understanding today!

Fácil, difícil

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Let’s learn some new adjectives in Spanish, including the words for “easy”, “difficult”, and “strong”.

Discover easy and difficult Spanish concepts with LearnCraft Spanish! Tune into our podcast for clear explanations and tips to master the language effortlessly.

Tren, barco, avión

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Let’s learn some fun nouns in Spanish, including the words for “train”, “boat”, “airplane”, “movie”, and “photo”. We’ll get lots of practice using these nouns in real Spanish sentences.

Master essential Spanish travel vocabulary with LearnCraft Spanish! Discover key phrases for trains, boats, and planes in our engaging podcast episode.

Practice Oír and Escuchar

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Let’s practice the verbs Oír and Escuchar, as well as everything else we’ve learned this week, using a big quiz. Try to predict the Spanish, and make sure to practice out loud!

Master the Spanish verbs "oír" and "escuchar" with our expert tips and practice exercises. Enhance your listening skills with LearnCraft Spanish today!

Morir

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Let’s learn the verb Morir, the Spanish verb for “to die”, including all of its commonly used conjugations, and get lots of practice using it in real sentence contexts.

Explore the nuances of the Spanish verb "morir" with LearnCraft Spanish. Dive deep into its conjugations, uses, and cultural contexts in our latest podcast episode.

Entender

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The verb Entender mean “to understand”. Let’s practice using this verb in a variety of contexts, including all its common conjugations.

Master the Spanish verb "entender" with LearnCraft Spanish! Dive into daily conversations and enhance your language skills with our expert podcast.

Once, doce, trece, catorce, quince

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Let’s learn how to count to fifteen in Spanish! We’ll learn the Spanish words for eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, and fifteen, and we’ll get lots of practice using all of our numbers in real-life Spanish sentences.

Master Spanish numbers 11-15 with LearnCraft Spanish! Dive into our detailed podcast episode for clear explanations and practical usage tips. Listen now!

Sueño, orden, falta

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Let’s learn some new nouns in Spanish, including the words for “dream”, “order”, “lack, and “curse”. We’ll get lots of spoken practice with these new words and some related idioms.

Master the nuances of Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish! Discover how to use "sueño," "orden," and "falta" correctly in our latest podcast episode. Listen now!

Practice Entender and Morir

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Let’s get lots of spoken practice with verbs Entender and Morir, as well as our new nouns and everything else we’ve learned this week. Predict the Spanish and speak out loud!

Master Spanish verbs "entender" and "morir" with ease! Tune into LearnCraft Spanish's podcast for practical tips and engaging practice. Start learning today!

Sentir and Sentirse

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Today we’ll learn the verb Sentir, which is how you say “feel” in Spanish. We’ll also explore Sentirse and how it is different from Sentir, and we’ll get lots of spoken practice in real sentence contexts. Practice along out loud!

Master the nuances of "sentir" and "sentirse" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Dive into contextual examples and elevate your language skills effortlessly!

Sentar and Sentarse

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Today we’ll learn how to say “sit” or “sit down” in Spanish, and we’ll get lots of spoken practice using Sentar (and Sentarse) in real sentence contexts.

Discover the key differences between "sentar" and "sentarse" with LearnCraft Spanish. Master these essential verbs and enhance your Spanish fluency today!

“Right” in Spanish: Correcto, derecha, derecho

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How do you say “right” in Spanish? Is it “derecha”, “derecho”, or “correcto”? Today we’ll explore a bunch of important adjectives in Spanish, and we’ll get lots of practice choosing the right one.

Discover the differences between "correcto," "derecha," and "derecho" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Master these terms with our detailed podcast episode!

Damas y caballeros

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Today we’re going to learn some new nouns to describe people, including some religious words such as “God”, “devil”, and “saint”, as well as how to say “ladies and gentlemen” in Spanish!

Discover essential Spanish phrases for addressing groups politely. Tune into LearnCraft Spanish's "Damas y Caballeros" podcast episode for expert language tips!

Practice Sentir and Sentar

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Let’s use a big spoken Spanish quiz to practice the verbs Sentir, Sentar, Sentirse, and Sentarse, along with everything else we’ve learned this week!

Master the Spanish verbs "sentir" and "sentar" with our engaging podcast episode. LearnCraft Spanish makes practicing these verbs easy and fun!

Volver

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The Spanish verb Volver means “to go back”, “to come back”, or to do something again. Let’s explore this complex verb and get lots of verbal practice!

Dive deep into the Spanish verb "volver" with LearnCraft Spanish! Master its uses, conjugations, and nuances in our latest podcast episode. Listen now!

Llegar, Buscar

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Let’s learn two new regular Spanish verbs, Llegar and Buscar. We’ll learn how to use these verbs in all kinds of contexts, in all their common forms, and we’ll get lots of spoken practice.

Master the Spanish verbs "llegar" and "buscar" with ease! Tune into LearnCraft Spanish's podcast for expert tips and practical examples. Start learning today!

How To Count to Twenty in Spanish

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Time for more Spanish numbers! Let’s learn the Spanish words for sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, and twenty. We’ll lots of practice using and comprehending these numbers in real-life contexts.

Master counting to twenty in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish! Our easy guide and podcast make learning numbers fun and simple. Start counting in Spanish today!

Media vs mitad

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How do you say “half” in Spanish? Let’s explore some Spanish nouns that mean “half”, “middle”, and “average”, as well as various other descriptions of amounts and parts.

Discover the key differences between "media" and "mitad" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Master these essential terms with our in-depth podcast episode!

Practice Volver, Llegar, and Buscar

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Let’s use a quiz to get lots of practice with the verbs Volver, Llegar, and Buscar, as well as everything else we’ve learned this week. Try to predict the Spanish, and speak out loud!

Master Spanish verbs with LearnCraft Spanish! Practice "volver," "llegar," and "buscar" with our engaging podcast episode. Perfect for learners at any level!

How to say “take” in Spanish

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What’s the difference between Tomar and Llevar in Spanish? Let’s learn these two verbs that both mean “take” but are used in different ways. We’ll get a variety of practice using these new verbs in a variety of Spanish sentences.

Discover how to say "take" in Spanish effectively with LearnCraft Spanish. Master essential phrases and boost your language skills with our expert podcast guide!

Conocer vs Saber

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Why does Spanish have two different verbs that mean “know”? And how do you know whether to use Saber or Conocer? Let’s explore these two verbs and practice using them in lots of real sentence contexts.

Discover the key differences between "conocer" and "saber" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Master their usage with our expert tips and examples.

Lindo, bonito, hermoso, bello

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What’s the difference in Spanish between lindo, bonito, and hermoso? Let’s learn a bunch of new Spanish adjectives, including the words for “beautiful”, “important”, “strange”, and “funny”.

Discover the differences between lindo, bonito, hermoso, and bello in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your vocabulary and language skills today!

Edificio, oficina, baño

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Today we’re going to learn some new nouns to describe places, including the words for “building”, “office”, “bathroom”, and “countryside”. We’ll also get a variety of practice with these new nouns in a variety of Spanish sentences.

Boost your Spanish vocabulary with LearnCraft Spanish! Discover the meanings and uses of "edificio," "oficina," and "baño" in our latest podcast episode.

Practice Tomar and Llevar

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Let’s practice the verbs Tomar and Llevar, as well as everything else we’ve learned this week, using a big quiz. Try to predict the Spanish, and make sure to practice out loud!

Master the Spanish verbs "tomar" and "llevar" with our expert tips and practice exercises. Enhance your fluency with LearnCraft Spanish's latest podcast episode!

Tratar

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Let’s learn the verb Tratar, the Spanish verb for “to try” or “to treat”, including all of its commonly used conjugations. We’ll also get lots of practice using Tratar and Tratarse in real sentence contexts.

Master the Spanish verb "tratar" with LearnCraft Spanish! Dive into its meanings and uses in context to enhance your fluency. Listen to our podcast now!

Acabar

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The Spanish verb Acabar means something like “to have just done” something. Let’s practice using this strange verb in a variety of contexts, including all its common conjugations.

Master the Spanish verb "acabar" with LearnCraft Spanish! Dive into its meanings, uses, and nuances to enhance your fluency and confidence. Listen now!

Veintiuno, veintidós, veintitrés

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Let’s learn how to count to twenty-nine in Spanish! We’ll learn the Spanish words for twenty-one, twenty-two, and so on, and we’ll get lots of practice using all of our numbers in real-life Spanish sentences.

Master Spanish numbers 21-23 effortlessly with LearnCraft Spanish! Tune into our podcast for clear, engaging lessons and boost your language skills today.

Norte, sur, este, oeste

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Let’s learn some new nouns in Spanish, including the words for “north”, “south”, “front”, and “corner”. We’ll get lots of spoken practice with these new words.

Master Spanish directions and geography with LearnCraft Spanish! Tune into our podcast for essential vocabulary and tips to navigate like a native.

Practice Tratar and Acabar

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Let’s get lots of spoken practice with verbs Tratar and Acabar, as well as our new nouns, numbers, and everything else we’ve learned this week. Predict the Spanish and speak out loud!

Master the Spanish verbs "tratar" and "acabar" with ease! Tune into LearnCraft Spanish's podcast for practical tips and engaging practice sessions.

Seguir

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Today we’ll learn the verb Seguir, which is a complex Spanish verb that can mean ”to follow”, “to continue”, or “to keep” doing something. We’ll get lots of spoken practice with Seguir in real sentence contexts. Practice along out loud!

Master the Spanish verb "seguir" with ease! Dive into our LearnCraft Spanish podcast for expert tips, examples, and practice to boost your language skills.

Terminar vs. Acabar

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Why does Spanish have two verbs that mean “to finish”? Today we’ll explore the verb Terminar and how it’s used differently from Acabar. We’ll also get lots of spoken practice using Terminar in real sentence contexts.

Discover the key differences between "terminar" and "acabar" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your language skills with our expert insights!

Blanco y negro

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How do you say “free” in Spanish? Is it “libre” or “gratis”? Today we’ll explore a bunch of new adjectives in Spanish, including the words for “free”, “incredible”, “white”, and “black”.

Dive deep into the meanings and cultural nuances of "blanco y negro" with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your Spanish skills with our insightful podcast episode!

Abuelo, abuela, tío, novia

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Today we’re going to learn some new nouns to describe people, including family members such as “grandfather”, “grandmother”, “uncle”, and “aunt”.

Discover essential Spanish family terms and relationships with LearnCraft Spanish. Dive into our podcast for clear explanations and practical usage tips!

Practice Seguir and Terminar

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Let’s use a big spoken Spanish quiz to practice the verbs Seguir and Terminar, along with everything else we’ve learned this week!

Master the Spanish verbs "seguir" and "terminar" with our effective practice techniques. Tune into LearnCraft Spanish for expert tips and engaging exercises!

Encontrar and Recordar

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Encontrar and Recordar are two Spanish verbs that are frequently used but are slightly irregular. Let’s explore both of these verbs and get lots of verbal practice!

Master the Spanish verbs "encontrar" and "recordar" with LearnCraft Spanish. Dive into our podcast for easy, effective learning techniques. Listen now!

Entrar and Matar

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Let’s learn two new regular Spanish verbs, Entrar and Matar. We’ll learn how to use these verbs in all kinds of contexts, in all their common forms, and we’ll get lots of spoken practice.

Unlock the nuances of "entrar" and "matar" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Dive into our podcast for expert insights and practical usage tips.

Spanish Colors and Numbers

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Let’s learn how to talk about some colors in Spanish! We’ll learn the Spanish words for “red”, “blue”, and “green”. We’ll also learn more numbers so that we can count to 39 in Spanish.

Master Spanish colors and numbers effortlessly with LearnCraft Spanish. Dive into our podcast for engaging lessons and practical tips to boost your language skills!

Información

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How do you talk about messages and information in Spanish? Let’s learn some new Spanish nouns, including the words for “message”, “information”, and “attention”.

Discover essential information for mastering Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Tune into our podcast for expert tips, resources, and effective language learning strategies.

Practice Encontrar and Recordar

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Let’s use a quiz to get lots of practice with the verbs Encontrar, Recordar, Entrar, and Matar, as well as everything else we’ve learned this week. Try to predict the Spanish, and speak out loud!

Master the Spanish verbs "encontrar" and "recordar" with our expert tips and practice exercises. Boost your fluency with LearnCraft Spanish's latest podcast episode!

Perder and Perderse

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Let’s explore the Spanish verb for “to lose” and “to get lost”. We’ll get a lot of practice using Perder and Perderse in a variety of Spanish sentences.

Master the nuances of "perder" and "perderse" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your language skills with our in-depth podcast episode!

Comer and Suceder

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Let’s explore two new regular Spanish verbs, Comer, which means “to eat”, and Suceder, which means “to happen” or “to occur”. We’ll get lots of practice using them in a variety of real sentence contexts.

Master the Spanish verbs "comer" and "suceder" with LearnCraft Spanish! Dive into their meanings, conjugations, and usage in our detailed podcast episode.

Encima vs Además

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What’s the difference in Spanish between encima and además? Let’s learn a bunch of new Spanish adverbs, including the words for “besides”, “around”, and “including”.

Discover the key differences between "encima" and "además" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your language skills with our detailed podcast episode!

Hambre, frío, and other feelings

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In Spanish, are you “hungry” or do you “have hunger”? Let’s explore a bunch of Spanish nouns that can describe how you feel, including words for pain, pleasure, and pity. We’ll also get a variety of practice with these new nouns in a variety of Spanish sentences.

Explore the nuances of Spanish feelings with LearnCraft Spanish. Master "hambre," "frío," and more in our latest podcast episode. Perfect for language enthusiasts!

Practice Perder and Suceder

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Let’s practice the verbs Perder, Comer, and Suceder, as well as everything else we’ve learned this week, using a big quiz. Try to predict the Spanish, and make sure to practice out loud!

Master the Spanish verbs "perder" and "suceder" with our expert tips and practice exercises. Enhance your fluency with LearnCraft Spanish's latest podcast episode!

Disculpar, Ayudar, Significar

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Let’s learn the verbs Disculpar, Ayudar, and Significar, including all of their commonly used conjugations. We’ll also get lots of practice using all these verbs in real sentence contexts.

Master Spanish verbs with LearnCraft Spanish! Dive into the meanings and uses of "disculpar," "ayudar," and "significar" in our latest podcast episode.

Jugar

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The Spanish verb Jugar is one way to translate the English verb “play”. Let’s practice using this slightly irregular verb in a variety of contexts, including all its common conjugations.

Master the Spanish verb "jugar" with LearnCraft Spanish! Discover its usage in context, tips, and examples to enhance your language skills. Listen now!

Cuarenta y Cincuenta

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Let’s learn how to count to fifty-nine in Spanish! We’ll learn the Spanish words for forty and fifty, and we’ll get lots of practice using all of our numbers in real-life Spanish sentences.

Master Spanish numbers 40-50 with LearnCraft Spanish! Tune into our podcast for easy-to-follow lessons and tips to boost your Spanish number skills.

Noticia, decisión, respuesta

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Let’s learn some new nouns in Spanish, including the words for “news”, “decision”, “answer”, and “appointment”. We’ll get lots of spoken practice with these new words.

Master Spanish vocabulary with LearnCraft Spanish! Dive into the meanings and uses of "Noticia," "Decisión," and "Respuesta" in our latest podcast episode.

Practice Jugar and Disculpar

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Let’s get lots of spoken practice with verbs Jugar, Significar, Ayudar, and Disculpar, as well as our new nouns, numbers, and everything else we’ve learned this week. Predict the Spanish and speak out loud!

Master the Spanish verbs "jugar" and "disculpar" with practical exercises and expert tips. Enhance your language skills with LearnCraft Spanish's latest podcast episode!

Preguntar

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Today we’ll learn the verb Preguntar, which means “to ask”, as well as Preguntarse, which means “to wonder”. We’ll get lots of spoken practice with both Preguntar and Preguntarse in real sentence contexts. Practice along out loud!

Discover the key differences between "preguntar" and "pedir" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Master these essential verbs and enhance your language skills today!

Preguntar vs. Pedir

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Why does Spanish have two verbs that mean “to ask”? Today we’ll explore the verb Pedir and how it’s used differently from Preguntar. We’ll also get lots of spoken practice using both Pedir and Preguntar in real sentence contexts.

Discover the key differences between "preguntar" and "pedir" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Master these essential verbs and enhance your language skills today!

Próximo vs Siguiente

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What’s the difference in Spanish between próximo and siguiente? Let’s learn a bunch of new Spanish adjectives, including the words for “next”, “different”, and “normal”.

Discover the difference between "próximo" and "siguiente" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Clear explanations to enhance your language skills. Listen now!

Silla, asiento, banco

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Today we’re going to learn some fun new nouns for physical items, including the words for “chair”, “box”, “cash”, and “salt”. We’ll also get some spoken practice quizzing with these new words in lots of different contexts.

Discover the differences between "silla," "asiento," and "banco" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your vocabulary and language skills with our expert insights!

Practice Preguntar and Pedir

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Let’s use a big spoken Spanish quiz to practice the verbs Preguntar and Pedir, along with our new nouns and everything else we’ve learned this week!

Master the use of "preguntar" and "pedir" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish's podcast. Enhance your language skills with practical examples and expert guidance.

Contar

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The Spanish verb Contar is very frequently used, and it means more than one thing. Let’s learn how to talk about counting, and about telling stories, in Spanish.

Master the Spanish verb "contar" with LearnCraft Spanish! Discover practical tips and examples to use "contar" confidently in everyday conversations.

Valer

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Let’s learn the Spanish verb Valer. We’ll look at how it’s used in all kinds of contexts, in all its common forms, and we’ll get lots of spoken practice.

Discover the nuances of the Spanish verb "valer" with LearnCraft Spanish. Tune into our podcast for expert tips and practical examples to master its usage!

The 60s and 70s

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Let’s learn how to count to 79 in Spanish! We’ll also learn some new ways to use numbers, including how to say “the sixties” and “the seventies” in Spanish.

Master counting in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish! Dive into our podcast episode to effortlessly learn numbers 60-70 and enhance your language skills today.

Fuerza, ley, programa

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Let’s learn several new abstract nouns in Spanish, including the words for “force”, “silence”, “program”, and “law”.

Discover the nuances of Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish! Dive into the meanings of "fuerza," "ley," and "programa" in our latest podcast episode. Listen now!

Practice Contar and Valer

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Let’s use a quiz to get lots of practice with the verbs Contar and Valer, as well as our new numbers and everything else we’ve learned this week. Try to predict the Spanish, and speak out loud!

Master Spanish verbs "contar" and "valer" with practical examples in our latest LearnCraft Spanish podcast episode. Enhance your language skills today!

Quedar and Quedarse

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Quedar is a common Spanish verb with many different uses. Let’s explore the many different meanings of Quedar and Quedarse. We’ll get lots of spoken practice with this verb in all its common forms.

Master the differences between "quedar" and "quedarse" with LearnCraft Spanish's detailed podcast. Enhance your Spanish skills with clear explanations and examples.

Cambiar

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Let’s explore a new regular Spanish verb, Cambiar, which means “to change”. We’ll get lots of practice using Cambiar and Cambiarse in a variety of real sentence contexts.

Master the Spanish verb "cambiar" with LearnCraft Spanish! Discover practical tips and examples to use "cambiar" effectively in everyday conversations.

Ello vs Eso

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What does “ello” mean in Spanish? Why don’t we just use “eso”? Let’s explore this strange pronoun and how it helps make Spanish so different from English.

Discover the key differences between "ello" and "eso" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Master these pronouns and enhance your language skills today!

Carta vs. Tarjeta

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Why does Spanish have two different words for “card”? And how do you know which one to use? Let’s explore the words carta and tarjeta. We’ll also learn some other fun Spanish nouns, including the words for “camera”, “company”, and “gift”.

Discover the key differences between "carta" and "tarjeta" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your language skills with our detailed podcast episode!

Practice Quedar and Cambiar

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Let’s practice the verbs Quedar, Quedarse, and Cambiar, as well as everything else we’ve learned this week, using a big quiz. Try to predict the Spanish, and make sure to practice out loud!

Master the Spanish verbs "quedar" and "cambiar" with ease! Tune into LearnCraft Spanish for practical tips and engaging practice to boost your language skills.

Andar, Part 1

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Let’s start learning Andar, a very tricky Spanish verb with lots of different meanings. We’ll learn the present-tense conjugations and all the most common uses, and we’ll practice in a variety of sentence contexts.

Discover the versatile uses of the Spanish verb "andar" in this engaging podcast episode from LearnCraft Spanish. Perfect for learners at any level!

Andar and Regresar

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Let’s learn the Spanish verb Regresar, which roughly means “to return” We’ll also keep working on the Spanish verb Andar, and we’ll practice both verbs in all of their most common forms and uses.

Discover the nuances of "andar" and "regresar" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Dive into detailed explanations and enhance your language skills today!

Count to 99 in Spanish

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Let’s learn the rest of our Spanish numbers from 80 to 99! We’ll learn the Spanish words for eighty and ninety, and we’ll get lots of practice using our numbers in real-life Spanish sentences.

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Proyecto, accidente, sorpresa

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Let’s learn some new nouns in Spanish, including the words for “project”, “mission”, “accident”, and “surprise”. We’ll get lots of spoken practice with these new words.

Discover the nuances of Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish's podcast episode on Proyecto, Accidente, Sorpresa. Master these concepts and elevate your language skills!

Practice Andar and Regresar

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Let’s get lots of spoken practice with verbs Andar and Regresar, as well as our new nouns, numbers, and everything else we’ve learned this week. Predict the Spanish and speak out loud!

Master the Spanish verbs "andar" and "regresar" with our expert tips and practice exercises. Boost your fluency with LearnCraft Spanish's latest podcast episode!

Ocurrir and Dormir

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Today we’ll learn the verb Ocurrir, which means something like “to occur”, as well as Dormir, which means “to sleep”. We’ll get lots of spoken practice with both Ocurrir and Dormir in real sentence contexts. Practice along out loud!

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Casar vs Casarse, Amar vs Querer

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How do you say “marry” in Spanish? And why does Spanish have two verbs that mean “to love”? Today we’ll explore the verb Casarse, as well as Amar, and what the difference is between Amar and Querer. We’ll also get lots of spoken practice using both Casarse and Amar in real sentence contexts.

Discover the differences between "casar" vs "casarse" and "amar" vs "querer" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your language skills with our expert insights!

Ser and Estar, Advanced Uses

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Can you ever say “es feliz” or “está bueno” in Spanish? And what do phrases like “fue hecha” mean? Let’s go through some advanced uses of Ser and Estar. We’ll get lots of spoken practice with these nuances in real-life Spanish sentences.

Master the advanced uses of "ser" and "estar" in Spanish with our in-depth podcast episode. Enhance your fluency with expert tips from LearnCraft Spanish!

El cuerpo y la salud

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Today we’re going to learn some new nouns for things related to health and the human body, including the words for “medicine”, “nurse”, “ears”, and “nose”. We’ll also get some spoken practice quizzing with these new words in lots of different contexts.

Discover essential Spanish vocabulary for body and health with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your language skills and improve your health-related conversations today!

Practice advanced uses of Ser and Estar

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Let’s use a big spoken Spanish quiz to practice our new, advanced uses of Ser and Estar, along with our new nouns and everything else we’ve learned this week!

Master advanced uses of "ser" and "estar" with LearnCraft Spanish. Dive into nuanced Spanish grammar and elevate your language skills with our expert podcast!

Faltar and Callar

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Why is the verb Faltar, which means “to lack”, so common in Spanish but not in English? And what’s the difference between Faltar and Hacerle Falta? Let’s learn how to use Faltar, and we’ll also talk about the frequently-used (but sometimes impolite) verb Callarse.

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Temer, Pelear

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What’s the difference between Temer and Tener miedo? Let’s learn how to talk about “fearing” and “being afraid” in Spanish. We’ll also practice the verb Pelear, which means “to fight”.

Master the nuances of "temer" and "pelear" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Dive into real-life contexts and enhance your language skills effortlessly!

Cien vs ciento vs cientos

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Let’s learn how to count to 999 in Spanish! We’ll learn the words for one hundred, two hundred, three hundred, and so on. We’ll also learn some other things you can do with the words cien, ciento, and cientos in Spanish.

Master the nuances of "cien," "ciento," and "cientos" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Tune into our podcast for clear explanations and practical examples!

Color, tamaño, posición

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Let’s learn several new abstract nouns in Spanish, including the words for “color”, “size”, “position”, and “example”. We’ll get lots of spoken practice with these common nouns in real sentence contexts.

Master Spanish colors, sizes, and positions with LearnCraft Spanish! Tune into our podcast for engaging lessons and practical tips to boost your language skills.

Practice Faltar and Temer

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Let’s use a quiz to get lots of practice with the verbs Faltar and Temer, as well as our new numbers and everything else we’ve learned this week. Try to predict the Spanish, and speak out loud!

Master the Spanish verbs "faltar" and "temer" with ease! Tune into LearnCraft Spanish for practical tips and engaging practice to boost your language skills.

Empezar and Probar

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What’s the difference between Probar and Tratar? And how do you say “start” in Spanish? Let’s explore these essential Spanish verbs. We’ll get lots of spoken practice in all of the common forms of Empezar and Probar.

Discover the key differences between "empezar" and "probar" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your language skills with our insightful podcast episode!

Salvar, Odiar, Lamentar

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Let’s explore three new regular Spanish verbs: Salvar, Odiar, and Lamentar. We’ll get lots of practice using these verbs in a variety of real sentence contexts.

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Sino vs Pero

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What does “sino” mean in Spanish? Why don’t we just use “pero”? Let’s explore this interesting conjunction and how it helps make Spanish so different from English.

Discover the key differences between "sino" and "pero" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Master these conjunctions and enhance your language skills today!

La Naturaleza

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Let’s learn several new Spanish nouns that are often found outdoors, including the words “plant”, “nature”, “tree”, “sun”, and “river”. We’ll also get some spoken practice quizzing with these new words in lots of different contexts.

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Practice Empezar and Probar

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Let’s practice the verbs Empezar and Probar, as well as everything else we’ve learned this week, using a big quiz. Try to predict the Spanish, and make sure to practice out loud!

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Sonar, Doler, Tocar

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Let’s learn the Spanish verb Sonar, which roughly means “to sound”, Doler, which roughly means “to hurt”, and Tocar, which roughly means “to touch”. We’ll practice all three verbs in all of their most common forms and uses.

Master the Spanish verbs soñar, doler, and tocar with LearnCraft Spanish. Dive into our podcast for expert tips and practical examples to boost your fluency!

Gustar vs Encantar vs Amar

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Let’s learn the verbs Encantar and Bastar, which are two important Spanish verbs that work a lot like Gustar. We’ll practice these new Spanish “affective” verbs in a variety of sentence contexts.

Discover the differences between "gustar," "encantar," and "amar" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish's podcast. Master expressing likes and love effectively!

Hablando de millones

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Let’s learn the rest of our Spanish numbers into the millions! We’ll learn the Spanish words for “thousand” and “million”, and we’ll get lots of practice using our numbers in real-life Spanish sentences. We’ll also learn some new things about Spanish gerunds.

Explore the nuances of discussing millions in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Tune into our podcast for expert tips and engaging lessons. Listen now!

Las Vacaciones

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Let’s learn some new nouns you can use to describe people, including the words for “detective”, “captain”, and “role”, as well as some nouns relevant to travel, such as “vacation”, “traffic”, and “flight”.

Explore essential Spanish vacation vocabulary and phrases with LearnCraft Spanish. Perfect for travelers looking to enhance their language skills on the go!

Practice Encantar and Bastar

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Let’s get lots of spoken practice with verbs Encantar and Bastar, as well as our new nouns, numbers, and everything else we’ve learned this week. Predict the Spanish and speak out loud!

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How to say “get” in Spanish

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How do you say “get” in Spanish? Today we’ll explore why there’s no simple translation of “get” from English into Spanish (or any other language!). But we’ll also learn the verb Conseguir, which means “to get” in some contexts, specifically when it means “to acquire”. Practice along out loud!

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Funcionar vs Trabajar

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Why does Spanish have two verbs that mean “work”? Today we’ll explore the verb Funcionar and why it’s different from Trabajar. We’ll also get lots of spoken practice using Funcionar in real sentence contexts.

Discover the key differences between "funcionar" and "trabajar" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Master these verbs with our detailed podcast explanation!

Maravilloso, excelente, divertido

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Today we’ll learn a bunch of new Spanish adjectives, including the words for “wonderful”, “excellent”, and “fun”.

Discover fun and engaging ways to use "maravilloso" and "excelente" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your vocabulary and fluency with our latest podcast!

Dirección vs Destino

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Today we’re going to learn some new location nouns, including the words for “direction”, “address”, “destination”, and “area”. We’ll also get some spoken practice quizzing with these new words in lots of different contexts.

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Practice Conseguir and Funcionar

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Let’s use a big spoken Spanish quiz to practice Conseguir, Funcionar, Ganar, Pagar and everything else we’ve learned this week!

Master the Spanish verbs "conseguir" and "funcionar" with practical tips and exercises. Boost your fluency with LearnCraft Spanish's expert guidance.

Jurar, Desear

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Why is the verb Desear, which means “to wish”, more common in Spanish than in English? Let’s learn how to use Desear, and we’ll also talk about the frequently-used verb Jurar.

Master the Spanish verbs "jurar" and "desear" with LearnCraft Spanish. Dive into real-life contexts and enhance your language skills with our expert podcast!

Prometer vs Jurar

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What’s the difference between Prometer and Jurar? Let’s learn how to talk about “swearing” and “promising” in Spanish.

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Adverbs Ending with “-mente”

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Can you turn an English adverb into a Spanish adverb by simply ending it with “mente” instead of “ly”? Let’s talk about some of the nuances of Spanish adverbs that end with -mente, including the “false friends” (or false cognates) that can trip English speakers up, such as últimamente.

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Llave, computadora, gato, objeto

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Let’s learn some fun new nouns for physical items, including the words for “computer”, “cat”, and “key”. We’ll get lots of spoken practice with these nouns in real sentence contexts.

Unlock the meanings of "llave," "computadora," "gato," and "objeto" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Dive into our podcast for clear, engaging explanations!

Practice Jurar and Prometer

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Let’s use a quiz to get lots of practice with the verbs Jurar and Prometer, as well as our new adverbs, nouns, and everything else we’ve learned this week. Try to predict the Spanish, and speak out loud!

Master the Spanish verbs "jurar" and "prometer" with our engaging podcast episode. Learn practical tips and practice exercises to boost your fluency today!

Traer vs Llevar vs Tomar

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What’s the difference between Traer and Llevar? Do both verbs mean “bring”? And what does it have to do with how you say “take” in Spanish? Let’s explore these essential Spanish verbs. We’ll get lots of spoken practice in all of the common forms of Traer.

Discover the differences between "traer," "llevar," and "tomar" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Master these essential verbs with our expert podcast guide!

Comprar, Vender, Abrir

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Let’s explore three new Spanish verbs: Comprar, Vender, and Abrir. We’ll get lots of practice using these verbs in a variety of real sentence contexts.

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Peligroso, dulce, aburrido

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Let’s learn a bunch of new adjectives in Spanish, including the words for “dangerous”, “sweet”, “boring”, “open”. and “closed”.

Master Spanish adjectives like "peligroso" and "dulce" with LearnCraft Spanish. Tune into our podcast for engaging lessons and boost your language skills today!

Restaurante, Tienda, Biblioteca

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Let’s learn several new Spanish nouns that represent buildings and businesses, including the words for “restaurant”, “shop”, “library”, “church”, and “market”. We’ll also get some spoken practice quizzing with these new words in lots of different contexts.

Master essential Spanish vocabulary for restaurants, shops, and libraries with LearnCraft Spanish. Perfect for travelers and language enthusiasts!

Practice Traer, Comprar, and Vender

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Let’s practice the verbs Traer, Comprar, Vender, and Abrir, as well as everything else we’ve learned this week, using a big quiz. Try to predict the Spanish, and make sure to practice out loud!

Master Spanish verbs with LearnCraft Spanish! Practice "traer," "comprar," and "vender" effectively. Tune into our podcast for engaging lessons and tips.

Existir, Extrañar, Soñar

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Let’s learn the Spanish verb Existir, which means “to exist”, Extrañar, which means “to miss”, and Soñar, which means “to dream”. We’ll practice all three verbs in all of their most common forms and uses.

Discover the nuances of Spanish verbs Existir, Extrañar, and Soñar with LearnCraft Spanish. Enhance your language skills with our in-depth podcast episode!

Olvidar, Despertar, Alegrar

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Let’s learn the verbs Olvidar, which means “to forget”, Despertar, which roughly means “to awaken”, and Alegrar, which roughly means “to rejoice” or “to cheer up”. We’ll practice these new verbs in a variety of sentence contexts.

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Haberlo, Haberte, Haberme

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Why does Spanish sometimes use pronoun contractions with Haber? Let’s learn how to use contractions like haberlo and haberte. We’ll get lots of practice with these contractions in real sentence contexts.

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Los días de la semana y los meses del año

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Let’s learn some new nouns you can use to talk about time, including the days of the week and the months of the year, as well as how to say things like “Wednesday the 27th” or “Friday the 14th”. We’ll get lots of practice trying to say things like this in real time!

Master Spanish days and months with LearnCraft Spanish! Tune into our podcast for easy, engaging lessons to boost your language skills. Start learning today!

Practice Existir and Olvidar

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Let’s get lots of spoken practice with verbs Existir, Extrañar, Soñar, Olvidar, Despertar, and Alegrar, as well as our new nouns, numbers, and everything else we’ve learned this week. Predict the Spanish and speak out loud!

Master the Spanish verbs "existir" and "olvidar" with ease! Tune into LearnCraft Spanish's podcast for practical exercises and expert tips. Start learning today!

Leer, Escribir, Aprender

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Let’s learn some Spanish verbs related to reading, writing, and learning! We’ll explore the verbs Leer, Escribir, and Aprender, in a wide variety of uses. Practice along out loud!

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Desayunar, Almorzar, Cenar, Viajar.

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Why does Spanish have so many different verbs for eating? Today we’ll talk about “having breakfast”, “having lunch”, and “having dinner” in Spanish. We’ll also explore the verb Viajar, which means “to travel”, and we’ll get lots of spoken practice using these verbs in real sentence contexts.

Discover essential Spanish verbs for meals and travel with LearnCraft Spanish. Master "desayunar," "almorzar," "cenar," and "viajar" in our latest podcast episode!

Limpio, sucio, mojado, seco

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Today we’ll learn a bunch of new Spanish adjectives, including the words for “clean”, “dirty”, “wet”, “dry”, “cold”, and “hot”.

Master essential Spanish vocabulary with LearnCraft Spanish! Discover how to use "limpio," "sucio," "mojado," and "seco" in everyday conversations. Listen now!

Hogar

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Today we’re going to learn some new nouns for household items, including the words for “home”, “furniture”, “refrigerator”, and “kitchen”. We’ll also get some spoken practice quizzing with these new words in lots of different contexts.

Discover the true meaning of "hogar" in Spanish with LearnCraft Spanish. Dive into its cultural context and usage in our latest podcast episode. Listen now!

Final Spanish Practice!

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Let’s use a big spoken Spanish quiz to practice Leer, Escribir, Aprender, Viajar, and everything else we’ve learned this week!

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