Welcome back to Speak Better Spanish!
In this bite-size episode, we’re breaking down three time expressions that confuse almost every Spanish learner: ahora, ahorita, and ahora mismo.

They all seem to mean “now” — but in real Spanish, they don’t always mean the same thing! Understanding the difference will help you avoid misunderstandings and sound much more natural.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ What ahora really means
✅ Why ahorita can mean different things depending on context✅ When ahora mismo means right now
✅ Real-life examples from everyday conversations

👉 Read the complete blog ⁠here⁠

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🎧 Listen now and stop mixing up contestar and responder!

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Welcome back to Speak Better Spanish!
In this bite-size episode, we’re clearing up another common confusion for Spanish learners: contestar vs. responder.

Both verbs are often translated as “to answer” in English, but they’re not always used the same way in Spanish. Knowing the difference will help you sound more natural and confident in everyday conversations.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ When to use contestar
✅ When responder is more appropriate
✅ Real-life examples you’ll hear in conversations
✅ Common mistakes English speakers make

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Hit play and start answering correctly in Spanish! 🎧💬

Welcome back to Speak Better Spanish!
In today’s bite-size episode, we’re talking about one of the most emotional — and confusing — topics for Spanish learners: how to say “I love you” in Spanish.

Is te quiero the same as te amo?
Can you use both with friends, family, or a partner?

Don’t worry — in this episode, I explain the difference clearly so you can express your feelings naturally and appropriately.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ When to use te quiero
✅ When te amo is more appropriate
✅ The emotional difference between the two
✅ Real-life examples from everyday conversations

👉 Read the complete blog here

🎧 Listen too:👉 ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Amazon Music⁠⁠⁠

🎧 Listen now and stop getting lost with directions in Spanish!

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🎧 Listen now and say “I love you” in Spanish with confidence and cultural awareness!

Welcome back to Speak Better Spanish!
In this bite-size episode, we’re breaking down a phrase you’ll hear all the time in Mexico and other Spanish-speaking countries: “luego luego.”

Does it mean later?
Does it mean right now?
Why does it sound like the opposite of what English speakers expect?

Don’t worry — in this episode, I explain exactly what “luego luego” means and how native speakers actually use it in real life.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ The real meaning of “luego luego” in Mexican Spanish
✅ Why it can be confusing for English speakers
✅ Common situations where you’ll hear it
✅ Easy examples you can start using right away

👉 Read the complete blog here

🎧 Listen too:👉 ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Amazon Music⁠⁠

🎧 Listen now and stop getting lost with directions in Spanish!

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🎧 Listen now and avoid misunderstandings in everyday conversations!

Welcome back to Speak Better Spanish!
In this bite-size episode, we’re breaking down a very common Mexican slang word you’ll hear in real conversations: gacho.

Depending on the context, gacho can mean something is unfair, rude, disappointing, or just plain bad — but it’s not always easy to translate directly into English. Don’t worry, we’ll make it clear!

In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ What gacho really means in Mexican Spanish
✅ How it’s commonly used in everyday conversations
✅ Real examples so you can understand it naturally
✅ When it’s okay to use it — and when it’s better to avoid it

👉 Read the complete blog here

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Hit play and start understanding Mexican slang like a local! 🎧💬

Welcome back to Speak Better Spanish!
In this bite-size episode, we’re looking at a word that confuses a LOT of Spanish learners: derecho.

Does it mean right?
Does it mean straight?
And how is it different from derecha?

Don’t worry — today we break it down clearly and simply so you can use both like a native speaker.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ When derecho means “straight ahead”
✅ When derecho can mean “right”
✅ When you should use derecha instead
✅ Clear examples from real-life situations (directions, locations, everyday speech)

👉 Read the complete blog here

🎧 Listen too:👉 ⁠⁠⁠Amazon Music🎧 Listen now and stop getting lost with directions in Spanish! 🚗🧭

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Hit play and learn the difference between derecho and derecha today! 🎧💬

Welcome back to Speak Better Spanish!
In this bite-size episode, we’re talking about two verbs that look VERY similar but have totally different meanings: llegar and llevar.

If you’ve ever mixed them up, don’t worry — after today, you’ll finally understand when to use each one correctly.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ The meaning of llegar (to arrive)
✅ The meaning of llevar (to carry / to take)
✅ Clear examples using daily situations

👉 Read the complete blog: Do You Know the Difference Between Llegar and Llevar?🎙️ Listen to the podcast:

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Welcome back to Speak Better Spanish!
In today’s bite-size episode, we’re breaking down a very common — and very Mexican — expression: “¿A poco?”

If you’ve heard this phrase and wondered what it really means, or when to use it naturally, this episode is for you!

In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ The meaning of “a poco” in everyday conversations

✅ How it’s used to express surprise, disbelief, or emphasis

✅ Simple examples you can start using right away

👉 Read the complete blog here:

1.- What Does A poco Mean in Spanish? (Full Guide For English- Speaking Learners)

2.- 15 Useful Spanish Expressions You Should Know

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🎧 Listen now and understand one of the most common expressions in Mexican Spanish!

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Hit play and learn how to use “a poco” like a native speaker!💬