Learn how to conjugate the verb comer (to eat) in the past tense in Spanish. Understand both the preterite and imperfect forms with examples...

"Son" is used for facts. "Sean" is for hopes or hypotheticals. Learning when to use each takes time, but it’s worth the effort...

You know you're becoming an advanced Spanish speaker when you stop translating in your head, understand jokes, and adjust your tone based on who you're talking to...

Lingobi's new Sentence Builder game challenges you to create proper Spanish sentences using word clues. It's an active and fun way to practice grammar, structure, and word order...

Learn how to talk about concerts in Spanish, including useful vocabulary like “entrada” and “escenario,” so you’re ready to share your music experiences with native speakers...