In Spanish, historia means both “story” and “history.” With the right context, it’s easy to tell them apart. For example, a scary story is una historia de miedo, while the history of Spain is la historia de España...

Intonation can make or break your Spanish pronunciation. I practice by listening to music and repeating the way artists sing each phrase. Reading the lyrics also helps me understand where the stress falls...

Here’s a quick guide to essential Spanish tech terms like sitio web, descargar, and enlace. Perfect for navigating the internet in Spanish...

Learning the phases of the moon in Spanish is a fun way to grow your vocabulary naturally. Words like “luna llena” and “luna creciente” are great for everyday conversations or just appreciating the night sky...

On a solo trip to Mexico City, I had a full Spanish conversation with my Uber driver—from food tips to tourist spots. It wasn’t perfect, but it was real practice and it helped me feel way more confident...