The Spanish language is expressed in two genders: masculine and feminine. In most cases, masculine words end in “o” and feminine words end in “a.” (There are exceptions… See more

You’d be surprised how often body parts come up in conversation. You might talk about having a stiff neck or back pain, needing to brush your teeth, or having to trim your fin… See more

Shapes are among the first things children learn, so it makes sense that they should be among the first things Spanish students should learn to identify. Shapes come up in conversatio… See more

Colors are a key way to describe just about everything, from flowers to clothing, from cars to toys. If you want to know directions and someone tells you to turn right at the green road … See more