When we decide to learn a new language, in this case, Spanish, in the beginning, everything is fine, fresh, friendly, easy, and we are so excited to get another great skill. However, while we are going in advance, the classes are getting more complicated. The grammar can be overwhelming for us; at that moment, many of us start to leave the lessons. We can have many excuses like I don’t have time to study, Spanish is too difficult for me, the classes are boring, etc. Thus, we need to make su

There is a popular Spanish song that goes: “Año nuevo, vida nueva… Más alegres los días serán” which literally means “New year, new life… There will be happier days”. 2021 is just around the corner and I don’t know about you, but I cannot wait.  2020 took us for a ride but we are getting through it together. And what a better opportunity to learn Spanish in context than to apply it to situations that are meaningful to you and that you can relate to.  This is why toda

Are you learning American Sign Language (ASL) to further your career? Are you interested in employment that involves ASL? Not sure where to begin? Look no further!  If you want a career where you sign daily or work with the deaf community at your job then you’re in luck. Since over 500,000 members of the deaf community use ASL and around 15% of adults report trouble hearing, there is an increasing demand for people with ASL skills to work with members of the deaf community. This post c

Feeling sick is bad enough as it is. Add to that not knowing how to explain how you feel when in a foreign country. Medical vocabulary is a must to know when you are abroad. If you are visiting a Spanish speaking country, then it’s a good idea to prepare yourself in advance by learning medical Spanish vocabulary. You never know when it may come in handy.  Today, I put together a comprehensive guide to help you communicate at the physician’s office. Here you will find all the words yo