“Because” doesn’t always translate to “porque” in Spanish — sometimes you’ll use “por”! In this video, you’ll learn a simple trick to know exactly when to use each one.

Subjunctives don’t have to be confusing – they’re just a set of patterns you use in different situations. In this video, I’ll break down 4 of the most common patterns, and give you templates you can use to plug them into countless situations, making the subjunctive clear and easy to use.

Most Spanish learners think Tener just means “to have,". But it’s used in a bunch of ways that don’t translate literally. In this video, you’ll learn the 5 most important uses of Tener—including feelings, obligations, idioms, and more.

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Most Spanish learners don’t realize their teacher might be holding them back. In this video, you’ll learn exactly what to look for in a great Spanish teacher, and how to spot the habits that are wasting your time.

Translating “it’s me” into Spanish is trickier than you might think. You can’t just say “es yo!” In this video you’ll learn the simple rule that Spanish speakers actually use, plus we’ll practice with examples so you can say things like “it’s me,” “it’s us,” and “it’s them” with confidence.

Most Spanish learners get confused about how to say “too” — is it ‘muy’, ‘demasiado’, or something else? In this video you’ll learn the real trick for translating “too” naturally in Spanish, with clear examples and a simple rule you can start using right away.

Most learners save grammar for textbooks—but the real breakthrough comes from drilling it out loud with a coach. In this video, I’ll show you exactly why face-to-face grammar practice is the missing link to real fluency.

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How can you tell which syllable gets the accent in a Spanish word? Here's a simple trick you can ALWAYS use to know which syllable to stress in any Spanish word.

Learn the difference between que and eso in Spanish. This guide breaks down how to translate “that” correctly, with clear examples, a simple trick, and a quick quiz.

Not all Spanish practice makes you better. Learn the 3 things your conversation practice must include if you actually want to get fluent.

Stop memorizing random vocabulary. Here’s why learning grammar first is the fastest way to fluency, and how starting with just a few core patterns can make everything else fall into place.

Use any Spanish verb instantly without memorizing 50 forms. These 3 hacks let you start speaking right away—using real grammar, real verbs, and zero overwhelm.

In this guide, we’ll go over 6 flashcard tips that’ll turn your study time into real-world Spanish skills.

Master the top 10 forms of the irregular Spanish verb venir with real-life examples, quizzes, and step-by-step practice for serious fluency.

Learn the top 10 forms of Ver, including its many variations and idiomatic expressions. Follow this step-by-step guide to learn how to use them in real life.

Learn 10 essential Spanish conversation connectors that will make your speech flow more naturally and help you sound like a fluent, confident Spanish speaker.

Learn how to use the verb Haber. In this guide, we show you how to master more complex forms of the verb.

Learn how to use the verb Haber. In this video guide, we show you how to master the present tense, plus how to use “hay”.

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Learn the top 10 most-used Spanish nouns! These nouns will help you speak more naturally and connect more deeply with Spanish speakers in your life.

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Learn how to apply James Clear’s Atomic Habits method to your Spanish routine, so you can build sustainable habits to reach fluency.

Master the most-used forms of Tener! Learn when to use tengo, tenido, tenía, tuve and more, with clear explanations and free downloadable flashcards.

Master the most essential forms of Ser in Spanish! Learn when to use eres, era, fue, será, and more — including clear explanations and free downloadable flashcards.

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How do you choose “por” vs “para” in Spanish? Here’s a simple rule for translating “for” in Spanish — plus a learning hack for simplifying Spanish grammar, no matter the topic!

Decir is a very irregular verb, but you only need 10 forms to start using it like a native Spanish speaker! Here is a full guide to the top 10 forms, including the present, past, subjunctive, and more.

Learn how to translate “either” in Spanish with this easy video explanation, detailed grammar guide, and free flashcards.

Ir is an extremely irregular Spanish verb, but you only need 10 forms to start using it like a native Spanish speaker! Here is a full guide to the top 10 forms, including the present, past, subjunctive, and more.

Spanish subjunctives can be difficult, but there’s a trick to practicing them: Just use this 1 sentence template!

Learn how to translate “the ones” in Spanish with this easy video explanation, detailed grammar guide, and free flashcards.

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Learn the most frequently used conjugations of the verb “estar” with this step-by-step video guide, free quiz, and free flashcards.

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