Wild Animal Names in Spanish

Wild Animal Names in Spanish

Rawr! Ooh oooh, aah aah! Auuu! Oh my god! What is that? Is there a tiger around us? No, wait, it’s a monkey… No, I think it’s a wolf! Oh no, wait, you just arrived at the perfect blog to learn wild animal names in Spanish. So, no worries. This is great news! Not only...
Farm Animal Names in Spanish

Farm Animal Names in Spanish

One of the things kids enjoy the most in life is animals! It’s so much fun to discover new cute animal faces. As well as copy the “rawr” of the lion and the “moo” of the cows, learn about their habitats, and find out their names. That’s why animals are also a great...
Three Easy Ways to Teach Your Kid New Words in Spanish

Three Easy Ways to Teach Your Kid New Words in Spanish

Even if your kids are taking Spanish classes at school or are enrolled in private Spanish lessons, it’s still important to build vocabulary at other times as well — including when you’re at home. Now, that might sound like a lot of work for both you and the kids. But...
Tips to Celebrate Halloween in a Spanish Speaking Country

Tips to Celebrate Halloween in a Spanish Speaking Country

Whether you just moved to a Spanish speaking country or are just going for vacation there, celebrating your holidays can be quite different. Especially if you’re traveling with your kids. It’s definitely a great opportunity for them to improve their language skills,...
Spanish Words and Phrases for Halloween

Spanish Words and Phrases for Halloween

Skeletons are crawling out of their graves. Pumpkins are placed in every neighbor’s yard. Witches fly all around the city. Ghosts go trick or treat, and your kids ask your permission to watch the scariest movie ever. The scariest time of the year is finally here! It’s...
Spanish Slang They Do Not Teach You in School: “Deja” Verb

Spanish Slang They Do Not Teach You in School: “Deja” Verb

Part of learning Spanish is learning slang. Sadly, many schools don’t teach a lot of slang or not even any at all. That’s really terrible and unrealistic, because Hispanic children use colloquialisms and idioms all the time. So learning slang will make our kids hold...