Category: Misc.

Here is an interesting expression in Spanish: ¡Estás mezclando churras con merinas! (You are mixing churras and merinas!) It isContinue Reading

Page 67 of our beginners book asks you to draw a monster with dos cabezas, cuatro ojos, cuatro orejas, tresContinue Reading

Here is a new post from our section Palabras Curiosas: Las palomitas de maíz (lit. the little doves of corn)Continue Reading

Here is a new section in our Newsletter called Palabras Curiosas, where we will explain curious words in Spanish. HereContinue Reading

“No está hecha la miel para la boca del asno” (Lit. Honey was not made for the donkey’s mouth) WeContinue Reading

“Entre pitos y flautas” (Lit. Between flutes and whistles) We use this expression in a situation when something unplanned happens.Continue Reading

“La pescadilla que se muerde la cola” (Lit. the hake fish that bites its own tail). We use this expressionContinue Reading

“No dar un palo al agua” (Lit. Not give a stick to the water). We use this expression when weContinue Reading

“Fue llegar y besar el santo.” (Lit. It was arriving and kissing the saint) This expression comes from the CatholicContinue Reading