This video introduces basic Spanish vocabulary and conversational phrases useful for beginners. It covers greetings, introductions, expressing emotions, asking for directions, shopping, dining at restaurants, and requesting help. The...

José and Pau explore the benefits of immersion by listening to native Spanish speakers, emphasizing how cultural and social context enhances language learning. They highlight how accents, regional variations, and even gestures...

Pau and José address a common comment from viewers—that Spanish is spoken very quickly, especially by José. They explain that this perception is backed by science: Spanish is one of the fastest languages in the world, second only to...

Learn five common ways to express obligation and necessity in Spanish, including the phrases, tener que, hay que, deber, hacer falta, and necesitar. The hosts explain when and how to use each expression, highlighting subtle differences...

This video is for intermediate learners and teaches how to use a variety of connectors to form more complex and natural-sounding Spanish sentences. It explores the meanings, contexts, and grammatical nuances of connectors like sin...

Pau suggests finding or creating safe and patient spaces to practice a new language, emphasizing that not everyone will be empathetic or supportive. Pau and José share personal experiences of overcoming fear and vulnerability by...

Pau and José share specific tips about how to to overcome nervousness in language learning. They suggest using funny or familiar phrases from TV shows and focusing on useful, everyday expressions or proverbs to build confidence....

Easy Spanish asks people in Barcelona about their upcoming travel plans. Destinations range from nearby cities to international spots like the U.S., India, and Costa Rica. They share personal travel tips—such as packing light, planning...

In this video, people in Mexico share their thoughts on what they believe is most important in life. Common themes include self-love, family, mental health, meaningful relationships, and doing what brings happiness. Some interviewees...

In this video, people in Barcelona’s Gràcia neighborhood share what series or movies they’re currently watching and their favorite genres. Viewers mention popular shows like Stranger Things, La Casa de Papel, BoJack Horseman, and...

In this video, José and Harry teach about irregular verbs in the present subjunctive in Spanish, using real-life examples and dialogue. They cover verbs like estar, dar, ser, haber, ir, saber, caber, dormir, pedir, and sentir, showing...

In this video, people in Mexico City share what "eating healthy" means to them. Most agree that it involves consuming natural, minimally processed foods like fruits, vegetables, and lean proteins, while maintaining balance and avoiding...

The Easy Spanish team asks people in Barcelona how they get around the city and about their opinions on public transportation. Most people mention using the metro, bus, walking, or biking, with many appreciating the metro's reliability...

The Easy Spanish team in Mexico takes to the streets to ask people how often they clean their homes, who does the cleaning, and how important cleanliness is to them. Some people say they clean weekly or daily depending on their...

This video explores Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) in Mexico, showing how to prepare a traditional ofrenda (altar) by buying items like sugar skulls, candles, marigolds, favorite foods, and papel picado. It explains the meaning...

This video teaches how to introduce yourself in Spanish using basic phrases like your name, age, origin, and occupation. It also includes questions and expressions to continue a conversation naturally, plus more advanced questions...

This video explains when and how to use the present subjunctive in Spanish. It covers various situations like expressing doubt, emotions, wishes, recommendations, and conditions where the subjunctive is used instead of the indicative....

José and Paulina discuss whether learning multiple languages reduces the anxiety of speaking a new one. They agree that while nervousness never completely disappears, it does lessen over time as you become more familiar with the...

In this video podcast episode, Pau and José discuss the common experience of feeling nervous when starting to speak a new language. They reflect on how language proficiency affects confidence, identity, and emotional vulnerability,...

Hear from people in Barcelona about their best and worst purchases, ranging from concert tickets, clothes, and food to travel experiences like flights and vacations. Many interviewees highlight the value of meaningful purchases—like...

In this video, Pau and Juanjo teach how to tell time in Spanish using examples and a clock. They explain how to say exact hours, common expressions like "y cuarto" or "menos diez," and distinctions such as morning, afternoon, and...

Learn about the Spanish subjunctive mood! We'll focus on how to conjugate verbs in the present subjunctive, including regular verbs ending in -ar, -er, and -ir, as well as irregular verbs like decir and tener. The hosts provide...

In this episode, locals and visitors share their favorite spots in Mexico City for eating, exploring, and enjoying the vibrant culture. Highlights include the historic center, hidden streets in Roma and Coyoacán, iconic places like the...

In this episode, people in Barcelona share what motivates them, ranging from personal passions like yoga, music, and art, to relationships, travel, and enjoying simple pleasures. They also discuss coping with demotivation, highlighting...