In Part 2 of Spanish Superlatives, we focus on Absolute Superlatives with the -ísimos! And our final cultural tip on Paraguay.

Today's episode is the first in a 2-part series on Spanish Superlatives! And the national holidays of Paraguay.

Let's cover 8 mover verbs that use prepositions in different ways than we would in English! Plus 3 very interesting Honduran cultural facts!

Today we will look at 5 Spanish verbs that have "built in" prepositions!

Let's talk about the differences between the popular verbs, saber and conocer. Plus, we'll finish up our Cultural Tip on the Dominican Rep.!

Today we look at how using ser vs. estar in different scenarios actually changes a sentence's meaning, do a self-test & finish with Bolivia!

Today, we'll do a detailed look at when and how to use the verb estar. And we will continue our cultural tip mini-series on Bolivia!

The Spanish verbs estar and ser can be tricky. They both mean "to be," but are used in distinct ways. Let's dive in to how to use them!

What is the difference between Tan and Tanto? Let's look into it in today's episode!

What are Neuter Demonstratives? How do you use them? I promised you back in Episode 53 that we would eventually get to these, & here we are!

Spanish contronyms, or los autoantónimos, are words whose multiple meanings contradict each other. Let's look at 7 of them!

Spanish has two words for the conjunction "but" with the words "sino" and "pero", which can be tricky. Let's dive in!

"Lo" is one of those really versatile words in Spanish, and so today we'll finish up this 2-part series with 3 more ways to use it!

"Lo" is one of those really versatile words in Spanish, so let's focus on 6 main uses in this 2-part series.

Does Spanish have word pairs like bow (as in, "an arrow") and bow (as in, "a ribbon")? These are Homonyms, and the answer is yes!