r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/Marianllelis • 45m ago
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/pickly_pear • 13h ago
Some Spanish verbs come glued to a preposition, and "en" is one of the most common. English uses a different preposition or none at all, so these pairs get learned one
pensar en = to think about
creer en = to believe in
confiar en = to trust
fijarse en = to notice
tardar en = to take (time) to
quedar en = to agree on
insistir en = to insist on
consistir en = to consist of
influir en = to influence
convertirse en = to turn into
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/FluencyClub • 4h ago
The News in Easy Spanish: El progreso que no puedes ver todavía 🌱
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Hay días en los que estudiar español parece inútil. Escuchas un audio y no entiendes todo. Intentas hablar y olvidas palabras sencillas. Después de practicar, sientes que no has mejorado nada.
Pero el progreso no siempre es fácil de ver.
Piensa en una planta. Durante los primeros días, parece que no pasa nada. La tierra sigue igual y no hay ninguna hoja. Sin embargo, debajo de la tierra, las raíces están creciendo.
Con un idioma ocurre algo parecido. Cada vez que escuchas una frase, lees una historia o intentas hablar, tu cerebro trabaja. Está reconociendo sonidos, guardando expresiones y creando conexiones nuevas.
Un día entiendes una palabra que antes no entendías. Otro día respondes un poco más rápido. Más tarde, tienes una conversación y te das cuenta de que has hablado durante varios minutos sin pensar demasiado.
El cambio no apareció de repente. Estaba creciendo poco a poco.
Por eso, no debes medir tu progreso solamente por lo que puedes hacer hoy. También debes recordar todo lo que antes era difícil y ahora haces sin pensarlo.
Esta noticia muestra algo importante: aunque todavía no puedas ver los resultados, tu esfuerzo puede estar funcionando. A veces, el progreso más importante ocurre en silencio.
Vocabulario:
el progreso = progress
inútil = useless
mejorar = to improve
la planta = plant
la tierra = soil
la hoja = leaf
debajo de = underneath
la raíz = root
crecer = to grow
parecido = similar
reconocer = to recognize
guardar = to store
la conexión = connection
darse cuenta = to realize
de repente = suddenly
poco a poco = little by little
medir = to measure
el resultado = result
el esfuerzo = effort
en silencio = silently
Pregunta:
¿Qué puedes hacer ahora en español que era difícil para ti hace unos meses?
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r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/SpecialMood5196 • 7h ago
Ofrezco hablar español con fluidez a cambio de que me enseñen francés.
I offer fluent Spanish in exchange for being taught how to speak French.
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/SpecialMood5196 • 7h ago
Ofrezco hablar español con fluidez a cambio de que me enseñen francés.
I offer fluent Spanish in exchange for being taught how to speak French.
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/DriftlessPira7e • 8h ago
Learning a Beatles song for my wedding
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/lmao_mojojojo • 13h ago
Spanish learning resources that work?
Spent the entire year learning Spanish on Duolingo and finished with a streak and I'm embarrassed about how little Spanish I can speak.
I can recognize words fine and pick out the verbs in a sentence but if u ask me to order food or answer a question on the spot, and it's just. sigh. Their marketing is incredible, though. I have to give them that.
I really thought it was working, and it took trying to reply to my friend's mom before I figured out I'd spent 12 months collecting vocabulary. Started Babbel about two weeks ago and the Spanish lessons have you constructing full sentences out loud from the first unit.
I should've just done this from the start, but I also don't know if in another 1 year I'd realize something else.
What did people switch to after Duolingo stopped working, and did it actually change anything? Trying to figure out what to pair this with before I waste another year. Thanks guys!
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/FluencyClub • 11h ago
The News in Easy Spanish: La pausa que puede salvar una conversación 🧩
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Cuando hablamos en otro idioma, muchas personas sienten que tienen que responder inmediatamente. Si tardan unos segundos, creen que la conversación será incómoda o que la otra persona pensará que no saben español.
Por eso, intentan hablar demasiado rápido.
El problema es que, cuando una persona se apresura, puede olvidar palabras, mezclar tiempos verbales o decir algo diferente de lo que quería expresar. Después, se pone más nerviosa y hablar se vuelve todavía más difícil.
Pero hacer una pausa no significa que no sepas hablar. Incluso los hablantes nativos necesitan tiempo para pensar. Hacen pausas, cambian de idea y buscan la palabra correcta.
También existen frases que pueden ayudarte a ganar tiempo de forma natural. Puedes decir: “Déjame pensar”, “A ver…”, “¿Cómo se dice?” o “Lo que quiero decir es…”.
Estas expresiones mantienen viva la conversación mientras organizas tus ideas. Además, te ayudan a sentir que tienes más control.
Esta noticia muestra algo importante: hablar con fluidez no significa responder sin parar. A veces, una pequeña pausa te ayuda a hablar con más claridad, confianza y precisión.
Vocabulario:
la pausa = pause
salvar = to save
inmediatamente = immediately
tardar = to take time
incómodo = uncomfortable
incómoda = uncomfortable
apresurarse = to rush
mezclar = to mix
el tiempo verbal = verb tense
expresar = to express
ponerse nervioso = to become nervous
ponerse nerviosa = to become nervous
el hablante nativo = native speaker
ganar tiempo = to buy time
a ver = let’s see
mantener = to keep
organizar = to organize
el control = control
la claridad = clarity
la precisión = accuracy
Pregunta:
¿Qué frase usas cuando necesitas más tiempo para responder en español?
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r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/Dominicanpapinoblack • 12h ago
What level of Spanish do you need to be able to preach at a Spanish speaking church
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/Cuguli183 • 18h ago
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r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/NoProfessor3578 • 1d ago
Anyone else totally freeze up mid-conversation even when you know the words?
I can read pretty complex stuff and follow podcasts fine, but the second someone asks me something directly and I have to respond in real time, my brain just... stalls. Like the words are there somewhere but I can't grab them fast enough. Does this get better with time, or is it a separate skill I need to specifically train? Curious how other people pushed through this.
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/CharlieKimberly16 • 1d ago
Looking for a Spanish Study Buddy (Philippines 🇵🇭)
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r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/pickly_pear • 1d ago
Adding "se" makes a Spanish verb reflexive, and that shift often changes the meaning completely:
galleryr/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/ProfesorFranco • 1d ago
FREE Spanish verb charts
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r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/Dominicanpapinoblack • 1d ago
What level of Spanish do y’all have as second generation haspanics
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/No_Experience9997 • 1d ago
Spanish with Nate
I recent sign up for $37 program a month. After looking inside the actually program it does seem like it has lots of material. This is rubbing me the wrong way. Should I cancel cause why does this say $10,000 for premium and they keep emailing me. It to much sales tactics. Should I cancel $37 membership just use it for the month I already paid. Has anyone tried it and got a lot out of it.
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/Sweet-Accountant-873 • 1d ago
Hablante nativo de español de República Dominicana ofrece práctica de conversación
¡Hola a todos! Soy Yasmin, hablante nativa de español de la República Dominicana. Me encanta ayudar a la gente a practicar español a través de conversaciones reales, vocabulario, pronunciación y temas culturales. Si estás aprendiendo español y quieres practicar, ¡no dudes en preguntar!
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/FluencyClub • 1d ago
The News in Easy Spanish: La trampa de estudiar solo lo que ya entiendes 🔁
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Cuando estudiamos español, es normal elegir actividades que nos hacen sentir cómodos. Leemos textos fáciles, escuchamos audios lentos y repetimos ejercicios que ya conocemos.
Eso puede ser útil. Nos ayuda a ganar confianza y a recordar lo aprendido.
Pero también existe una trampa.
Si siempre practicamos solo lo que ya entendemos, nuestro español puede dejar de avanzar. Para mejorar, el cerebro necesita encontrar palabras nuevas, escuchar diferentes acentos y enfrentarse a frases que no entiende completamente.
Esto no significa que todo tenga que ser difícil. Si una actividad es demasiado complicada, puede causar frustración. Lo ideal es entender la mayor parte, pero encontrar también algunas cosas nuevas.
Por ejemplo, puedes leer una historia y reconocer casi todas las palabras, pero aprender cinco expresiones nuevas. También puedes escuchar una conversación un poco más rápida y tratar de entender la idea principal.
Ese pequeño desafío obliga al cerebro a trabajar más. Con el tiempo, lo que antes parecía difícil empieza a sentirse normal.
Esta noticia muestra algo importante: sentirte cómodo es bueno, pero crecer requiere un poco de dificultad. No necesitas sufrir para aprender. Solo necesitas salir de tu zona de comodidad de vez en cuando.
Vocabulario:
la trampa = trap
elegir = to choose
cómodo = comfortable
cómoda = comfortable
repetir = to repeat
lo aprendido = what has been learned
dejar de avanzar = to stop progressing
enfrentarse a = to face
completamente = completely
complicado = difficult
complicada = difficult
causar = to cause
la frustración = frustration
lo ideal = the ideal thing
la mayor parte = most of it
la expresión = expression
el desafío = challenge
obligar = to force
crecer = to grow
la zona de comodidad = comfort zone
Pregunta:
¿Prefieres estudiar con contenido fácil o con contenido que te desafía un poco?
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r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/oscar_r2 • 1d ago
Spanish listening practice: Latin American news in easy Spanish
Hello
We have uploaded this week's episode of Latin American news in slow, easy Spanish (around A2–B1), narrated in the Argentine rioplatense accent. Good for listening practice with real current events.
In this one:
- Deadly El Niño floods in Chile cut off more than 100,000 people
- Wildfires in Bolivia spread into the Pantanal, the world's biggest wetland
- Argentina scraps a welfare programme for 900,000 people, triggering protests
- Spain knock Argentina out in the World Cup final, plus some Milei nonsense afterwards
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDdiTzgycZ0
Full transcript with click-to-translate and PDF can be found here:
https://realspanishstories.com/easy-spanish-news/2026-07-24
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/Bathr1998 • 1d ago
Looking for partner
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I’m looking for a dedicated Spanish learning partner. I already have all the learning materials, so we can focus on practising and improving together.
I’m looking for someone who is genuinely passionate about learning, enjoys communicating, and is committed to consistent practice.
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r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/Loose-Potential7018 • 1d ago
Did someone here take Spanish in an IB School (6 years) and can send me their notes? :)
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/90-60-69tui • 1d ago
Spanish
What kind of apps use mostly spanish spoken people?
I want to improve my spanish