Transcript of the video lesson: Hey, this is Joel from WorldSpanishTeacher.com. In this lesson, I want to talk about the word “programar.” Now, the word “programar” has an obvious meaning, to program. But it has another meaning that I didn’t even realize until earlier this year. The other meaning is to schedule, such as scheduling …
Transcript of the video lesson: Hey, this is Joel from WorldSpanishTeacher.com. In this lesson, I want to talk about a useful word. It’s a word that I didn’t really even know that well until recently. The word is, “tender.” The word “tender” can have some different meanings depending on the context, but in this lesson …
Transcript of the video lesson: Hey, this is Joel from WorldSpanishTeacher.com. In this lesson, I want to talk about a couple ways you can use the word “mismo.” Now, “mismo” means “same” – such as “the same car” – “el mismo carro” or “the same house” – “la misma casa.” And it’s usually going to …
Transcript of the video lesson: Hey, this is Joel from WorldSpanishTeacher.com. In this lesson, I want to talk about a really useful word. The word is “un montón.” Now, literally this means “a pile” but in Spanish it’s used basically the same as “a lot” or “a ton” is in English instead of “mucho.” As …
Transcript of the video lesson: Hey, this is Joel from WorldSpanishTeacher.com. In this lesson, I want to talk about the difference between the words “mancha” and “cicatriz.” “Mancha” is usually translated as a mark, a stain or a spot. It’s basically just a change in color. It can be on your skin, on a wall, …
Transcript of the video lesson: Hey, this is Joel from worldspanishteacher.com. I’m going to keep this lesson quick and just talk about a simple, yet useful word. The word is “cursi.” Now, there are a few different meanings for this word, but I’m going to talk about the meaning I think is the most useful… …
Transcript of the video lesson: Hey, this is Joel from worldspanishteacher.com. Today I want to talk about something that I think is pretty cool. First, I’ll explain it in English. So, you know how in English, instead of just saying “very” for everything, we can say “pretty” – not meaning pretty as in good looking …
Transcript of the video lesson: Hey, this is Joel from WorldSpanishTeacher.com. In this lesson, I want to talk about the difference between two useful words. The words: práctico and práctica. “Práctico” is an adjective, which means useful or practical and it changes according to gender. So if you’re using it with a feminine word, it’d …
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