In this video, we'll be going over basic conversation.

In this video lesson, we'll be continuing with the verb ir in the present tense. Ir is an irregular verb. This means that although 'to go' is ir, the different forms do not look even close to 'ir'.



We will also learn how to...

In this lesson we continue with learning how to tell time. It turns out there are some ways you might not have learned in school to tell time.

In this lesson, we'll continue with answering the question ¿Qué hora es? ("What time is it?") and will learn a construction you can use after half past. Thanks for watching.

I wrote the lyrics to this one and put it to the tune of a familiar kids' song. I think it turned out well!



If you would like for me to come up with another song to help learn something grammatical or...

I wrote the lyrics to this one and put it to the tune of a familiar kids' song. I think it turned out well!<br/>
I had fun with the electric guitar, if you <br/>could tell!
Also, do you like my t-shirt? I hand painted it for fun!

How to say"it's time to move on!" in Spanish (Día 69)

¡Feliz viernes! A ver si les gusta este chiste.<br/>
Happy Friday! Let's see if you like this joke.

¡Feliz viernes! A ver si les gusta este chiste.<br/>
Happy Friday! Let's see if you like this joke.

¡Feliz viernes! A ver si les gusta este chiste.<br/>
Happy Friday! Let's see if you like this joke.

¡Feliz viernes! A ver si les gusta este chiste.<br/>
Happy Friday! Let's see if you like this joke.

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Here's another one in the romantic February series. Enjoy.

Here's a phrase to tell someone they drive you crazy. The phrase comes from the verb volver (o-ue).<b<br/>r/>

It can <br/>be used both to mean: <<br/>br/>1. you drive me crazy (upset)
2. you drive me crazy (in love)

Whether you like it or not, I have another phrase of the day for you! And you better like it! ;-)

Here's one from a request last month that I wanted to do but found out it's actually quite complicated in Spanish!