In this video lesson we’ll be going over the preposición: con (with). It is pretty easy to use but there are two words that are a little strange. Conmigo (with me) and contigo (with you). Enjoy!
A standard question among travelers is “Where do you come from” (in other words, “what is your nationality”). This Spanish lesson video will show you how to respond. Unfortunately, if you are from Liechenstein, your case is not covered.
This is a “must watch” video for Spanish students, since the correct use of “por” and “para” causes huge problems, since it cannot be learned via simple translation. There are important concepts at work that must be understood.
Got some time on your hands? This short video will teach you to say the time. Maybe it has become a cliche over the years, but discussion about the weather aside, there is no better way to break the ice with somebody than to ask, and answer, about what time it is, which makes it basic language for anybody interested in meeting other people when they travel.
This is a great Spanish lesson for kids. Lola from Sesame Street teaches vowels. If there is a magical ingredient in what these folks produce, it is the “stickiness factor”. Whatever they do becomes immediately memorable for youngsters.
As they say, “There is no time like the present”, and in this spirit, we searched to find the best lesson we could that teaches Spanish learners the very first tense they ought to learn.
This Spanish video lesson is based on drawings, which in our opinion is a clever way to teach beginners how to use adjetives to describe distance and relative position. Two thumbs up. A very good video.
