Un empujón semanal para pensar en grande y soltar el español. Nada de clases ni libros aburridos, aquí transformas cada episodio si tienes 35 o más y quieres usar el idioma YA, este es tu lugar.

Español No Excuses: Level-Up Your Mind, Speak Out Loud

Aquí te damos el vocabulario funcional que necesitas para hablar con seguridad en situaciones reales, con ejemplos auténticos, frases que sí usamos en América Latina, y explicaciones claras.





¡Dímelo Claro!: Vocabulario y expresiones en español para la vida real

日本のお風呂文化について話しました。
にほんのおふろぶんかについてはなしました。

にほんごタイム🇯🇵Learn Japanese with Sayuri!

日本のお風呂文化

ROMANCES DE RAFAEL DE LEÓN

ROMANCE DE LA LIRIO

Hey there! I’m David, and I’m excited to bring you Spanish Unplugged Season 1: “Surviving Like a Local in Latin America.” 🌎 This season, I’ll be sharing all the Spanish you actually need to feel right at home—no boring grammar rules, just real-life phrases for ordering street tacos, haggling in markets, and chatting with locals.

If you're ready to skip the textbooks and speak Spanish that actually works, subscribe now and join me each week for new episodes.

Let’s get you sounding like a local in no time! 🎧✨

Spanish Unplugged Podcast

TRAILER - S1: Surviving Like a Local in Latin America

木子是个好学生，平时总是能认真听课，积极回答老师的问题。但是，今天不知道怎么回事儿，老师从电脑上看到她一脸不安的样子。原来木子的手机出了点问题，她很担心下午不能正常收听自己喜欢的播客节目。

Mùzi shì gè hǎo xuésheng, píngshí zǒngshì néng rènzhēn tīng kè, jījí huídá lǎoshī de wèntí。Dànshì, jīntiān bù zhīdào zěnme huí shìr, lǎoshī cóng diànnǎo shàng kàn dào tā yī liǎn bù ān de yàngzi。Yuánlái mùzi de shǒujī chū le diǎn wèntí, tā hěn dānxīn xiàwǔ bùnéng zhèngcháng shōu tīng zìjǐ xǐhuān de bō kè jiémù。

Listening & Speaking (Mandarin)

认真的学生     Rènzhēn de xuésheng    （HSK4-5）

Aujourd'hui, on visite Grenoble, la ville assiégée par les montagnes !

* chanson de l'épisode * La complainte de Mandrin, interprétée par Marc Ogeret, raconte l'histoire du plus grand brigand français, Louis Mandrin. 

Douce France

Grenoble, au bout de chaque rue, une montagne

In this episode you will learn about the importance of many women in several fields in Latin America.

Spanish with Jas

EP 22. WOMEN IN LATIN AMERICA

Welcome to the 10th episode of The Grammarian Podcast! In this milestone episode, we’re tackling a common issue many English learners face: the usage of "to" with verbs. Understanding when to use "to" and when to leave it out is crucial for sounding more natural and grammatically correct in English.

We’ll dive into:
- When to use "to" with verbs (after certain verbs, adjectives, and to show purpose)
- When NOT to use "to" (modal verbs, causative verbs, and verbs of perception)
- Common mistakes and how to avoid them
- Practical tips and exercises to help you put your knowledge into practice

Feel free to comment your answers below—I’ll be checking and providing feedback to help you improve. Let’s make this your best episode yet!

Be sure to stay tuned for my daily quizzes, community posts, and podcasts on italki. If you’d like to receive The Grammarian Newsletter, just contact me through the link below. I send it out every Wednesday for free to all my students.

If you’re looking for a more personalized, task-based approach to your language learning goals, don’t hesitate to reach out. I’d be happy to provide a needs analysis, discuss your objectives, and create a custom learning plan to help you achieve your dreams!

I’m currently offering $10 trial lessons to give you a taste of the premium lessons that have helped students achieve their goals. In this exclusive trial, we’ll dive into practical, task-based activities tailored to your needs—whether you’re aiming for a new job, furthering your education, or preparing for life in an English-speaking country. This special offer is available until February 28th, so don’t miss the chance to get started for just $10!

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And always remember: Keep your eyes on the stars and your feet on the ground.

The Grammarian Podcast

Common mistakes made by English Language Learners Part 6:  When and When Not to Use "To" with Verbs

In this news report from 1964 the Beatles visit New York.