Here are some ways to say "in the blink of an eye" in Spanish... keep in mind there are very likely more! ;-)

Here are some ways to empathize with people when they're going through tough times!

Here's another phrase that was requested by you all! Thanks! And I hope you enjoy it.

Here's a lesson on how to talk about laughing really had. It's probably one of my favorite phrases of all time.

Here's a video to tell people to hurry up. This would have come in handy to say to me with uploading these last phrases of the day! :-)

Native speakers MIGHT use the phrase, "¡Adivina qué!". My wife from Mexico says she's heard it, although for her, "¿Sabes qué?" is more common. Some others have offered different information in the comments section. :-)

How to say "gimme a break!" in Spanish (Día 79)

Here's another request for you! Notice it's not a direct translation... As many things are not. :-)

Here's a requested phrase for when you just can't handle someone.

Hello all! It's a new year. Possibly a time to re-invent oneself or try new things.<br/>
So I thought it would be fun to try and do a mini-lesson each day on some useful phrase in Spanish for the month of January.

Someone asked me how to say, "Don't stop making videos!"

Here's a phrase we use to explain that a lot can happen before it happens... so don't do anything until it does.

Here's another phrase!

Here's another requested phrase! Enjoy :-)

En esta lección, ¡les doy otra frase que uso muchísimo! A ver si les gusta. :-)

Here's a redo of a video because some pointed out that this phrase might be more commonly stated as "más vale tarde que nunca."

He aquí una frase que me gusta más en español. Ojalá les guste.

Here's another requested phrase! Que disfruten. :-)

Here's one that was requested awhile back! Enjoy! Y buen fin de semana. :-)

This phrase was meant for Friday! Sorry for the lateness. Thankfully this school year (along with the craziness it brings) is almost over.

Here's how you can tell someone "bless you" after they sneeze in Spanish!

In this video we're gonna be talking about a nicer way to say: to die.



You might already be familiar with the ve

rb: morir.

But if you don't like talking about death, you can always use the phrase in this video and...

I meant to upload this earlier today since this is your Monday phrase of the day. Boy am I embarrassed.



Please note that the phrases in this video use: tener, which means "to have", but the translation sometimes is different...

But now I'm back starting the school year and speaking of school year, for August we'll learn some phrases that could be used in (and outside of) the classroom!