Spanish Children's Stories - The Spanish Experiment
Well-known children's stories translated into Spanish and spoken by a native Spanish speaker. Great for kids... and adults too! Read along in Spanish or English.
Pollito Tito: Chicken Little in Spanish (with audio)
The children's story of Chicken Little in Spanish and English with slow audio by a native Spanish speaker.
Free Online Spanish Lessons with Audio - The Spanish Experiment
Spanish plurals: How to get more than one! Spanish is fairly similar to English when it comes to making plurals. There are a few little tricks, but you'll find them pretty intuitive and predictable. So here's how to turn one monkey into many monkeys (because who doesn't want more monkeys?) ...
Ricitos de Oro - Goldilocks in Spanish & English - The Spanish …
The children's story of Ricitos de Oro y Los Tres Osos (Goldilocks and the Three Bears) in Spanish and English with slow audio by a native Spanish speaker.
"Ser" or "Estar": The two kinds of "to be" in Spanish
This beginners-level free Spanish lesson shows you the difference between the two kinds of 'to be' in Spanish: 'ser' and 'estar'.
Question words in Spanish - The Spanish Experiment
This beginners-level free Spanish lesson will teach you the important question words in Spanish.
Spanish Weather Vocabulary: The ultimate icebreaker!
Exciting Spanish weather expressions! We've got some pretty colorful expressions in English concerning the weather ("raining cats and dogs" for prime example), and the same is true in Spanish. Here are a few to tuck up your sleeve for when it's raining really hard:
How to say "hello" and "goodbye" in Spanish - The Spanish …
How to say "hello" and "goodbye" in Spanish. You probably already know that "hello" in Spanish is "hola", right? But Spanish greetings and pleasantries don't stop there. Just like in English, there are a bunch of ways you can say "hi", "how are you?"
(Top 7) Best Online Spanish Language Courses - 2022
There's even a whole series of lessons on Spanish for kids. You'll meet a variety of teachers and presenters, so you'll likely end up finding your favorites. SpanishPod101 has a larger collection of videos than some of the other Innovative Languages programs I've looked at.
"The" and "a" in Spanish - Free Online Spanish Lessons
How to say "the" and "a" in Spanish. In English there's a pretty big difference between "my kid brought the dog home from the park" and "my kid brought a dog home from the park." In the first situation you're talking about a specific dog — probably your dog. In the second situation it's just a general, non-specific dog — possibly a stray.
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