Once again, another great question from our listeners! This time, all about our favourite Spanish phrases and idioms. We hope you enjoy the video!

Thanks to Felix for todays question!

Welcome to the second of our two January 2019 Q and A videos! (The first one is here). Below you will find all of the

Thanks once again to all of you who sent in questions this month! Language Notes for the Video Tener ganas – ¿Qué te apetece? –

In today’s video we look at ways to express enthusiasm, excitement, and how to say you can’t wait for something in Spanish. Thanks Molly for

In today’s video we look at Christmas holiday greetings in Spanish. Here’s all the great vocab and Spanish Christmas phrases from the video: Feliz navidad

In today’s video we look at the many uses of the Spanish verb Echar. Watch the video, and download this super, free PDF that accompanies

Thanks to all of you who sent in questions this month. Language Notes for the Video Question 1 – Spanish for ‘What’s the point?’ Mi

Today’s video is connected to our Notes in Spanish Conversations podcast, La Vendimia. The first part of the video is in English, and from 4m50s

In today’s video we look at words that use -azo or -aza to add emphasis, using these words will make you sound very good at

Vocab from this video: Está en Babia, Está en las nubes, Está en su mundo, Está despistado – All mean: she/he is lost in his

Here’s all the fun Spanish slang and cool phrases from today’s video: Estoy pletórico – I’m full of life, full of energy He empezado el

In today’s video we look at the verb LLevar! Get the report and check out the extra phrases in this post: Download the special free

In today’s video we discuss the word ‘ya’, a super useful Spanish word that is incredibly common in day-to-day conversation in Spanish. You can start

Queridos amigos, We’ve got another great Notes in Spanish video for you below, this time connected with food and pronunciation. Either watch the video through

Queridos amigos, ¡Tenemos un video nuevo para vosotros! Watch the video and check out all the real Spanish vocab and phrases we’ve selected from it

First the joke! Un inglés pregunta a uno de Málaga: -Please, to Antequera? -Ante arbañí, ahora toy en paro y cojo caracole… If you don’t

In 2007 Marina and I travelled to the other side of the world… to bring you more great Spanish video! It’s pre-HD video days, hence

Context In our latest Spanish learning video Ben and Marina begin by explaining how Marina’s sister and her boyfriend came back from a Kitesurfing holiday

Context In our latest Spanish learning video (with real Spanish conversation followed by analysis in English!) Ben and Marina discuss the heat in Madrid, summer

Context Ben and Marina take a trip to one of their favourite spots in Madrid, the Museo de Sorolla, the green city home of one

Context More fun Spanish learning video from Ben and Marina! We look at the different customs at the Spanish dining table, and Spanish superstitions involving

Can’t see the video here? You can see it direct at youtube.com here Context Another great Spanish learning video! Ben and Marina tell a quick

Can’t see the video here? You can see it direct at youtube.com here Context Ben and Marina discover that although a lot of shops are

Can’t see the video here? You can see it direct at youtube.com here Context Ben and Marina head off to the Puerta del Sol and

Here’s our latest video, with a key ‘analysis’ section in the second half: Useful vocab and phrases from the analysis section of the video: Hay

Context: Ben and Marina talk about their wedding anniversary and holiday plans, and help you learn more Spanish with the new ‘Analysis’ section at the

Context: Ben and Marina confess to their biggest vice/addiction, and how it’s shrinking their house (but hopefully expanding their brains with lots of learning!) New!

Context: Ben and Marina discuss how they get organic food and vegetables delivered to their house, and how the Spanish drink a lot more alcohol-free

Eleven years ago I learned a secret way of thinking about the Spanish subjunctive that changed my Spanish-learning life! It’s right here in this video: