Spanish Words

Like. Umm. Ah. Filler words aren’t just there to make you sound clumsy. They’re also an important part of natural speech, and they can help you sound more fluent in another language.

Roses are rojo, violets are azul; mastering the colors in Spanish would be pretty darn cool! Here’s a quick guide to el arco iris (“the rainbow”).

Need to learn how to say what day it is in Spanish? It’s a date! Here’s how to write the date in Spanish, along with pronunciations of calendar terms.

Step one: read this guide. Step two: successfully avoid saying you’ve had 12 marriages when you’ve only had two.

If you could only learn a handful of descriptive words in a new language, what would they be? Here are the most common adjectives in Spanish, French, German and Italian — and some tips on how to use them.

If you’ve learned Spanish in traditional settings, you most likely have a good handle on Spain’s or Mexico’s dialect. But do you know how to speak like a true Porteño?

Just about every language contains words that sound exactly like what they mean. And they’re often quite cute.

Don’t let anxiety get the best of your language-learning goals. Fight back with these helpful steps.

South America is home to so many amazing places that you’ll run out of ways to say “amazing” pretty fast. Use these local phrases so you can be gobsmacked like a pro.

Spanish and English have been rubbing off on each other for over a century. Here are just some of the Spanish words that you probably use every day.

The following eight Spanish words have been carefully selected from two years on the Iberian peninsula spent studying the language and befriending its people.