¡Espero que te sientas mejor! I hope you feel better! #Spanish for feeling sick. #SpanishVocabulary #LearnSpanish #Languages. Visit us to learn more. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-voca...
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@thelanguagegarage.bsky.social¡Espero que te sientas mejor! I hope you feel better! #Spanish for feeling sick. #SpanishVocabulary #LearnSpanish #Languages. Visit us to learn more. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-voca...
@thelanguagegarage.bsky.socialHay menos sol en otoño. There’s less sunlight in autumn. #Spanish #vocabulary for #fall #autumn. #LearnSpanish #languages. Click to learn more. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-autu...
@thelanguagegarage.bsky.social¡Truco o trato! ¡Dulce o truco! ¡Dulce o travesura! ¡Truco o travesura! (Varieties of) Trick or Treat! #Spanish for #Halloween. #SpanishVocabulary #LearnSpanish #Languages. Click to learn more. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-hall...
@thelanguagegarage.bsky.social¿Quieres que te traiga algo? Can I bring you anything? #Spanish for feeling sick. #SpanishVocabulary #LearnSpanish #Languages. Visit us to learn more. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-voca...
@thelanguagegarage.bsky.social¡Tu disfraz da miedo! Your costume is scary! #Spanish for #Halloween. #SpanishVocabulary #LearnSpanish #Languages. Click to learn more. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-hall...
@jdemlowdev.bsky.socialSpanish Idiom Wednesday!
“Costar un ojo de la cara.”
Literally: “To cost an eye from your face.”
It means something is extremely expensive, similar to “cost an arm and a leg”.
“Me encanta ese coche, pero cuesta un ojo de la cara.”
When did you last hear this?
@wordvoyage.bsky.socialToday's word is 'entrañable' (Spanish · en-trah-NYAH-bleh).
Meaning: Describes a person, place, or memory that is deeply dear and affectionately close to the heart
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@thelanguagegarage.bsky.socialAnochece cada vez más temprano. It gets dark earlier and earlier. #Spanish #vocabulary for #fall #autumn. #LearnSpanish #languages. Click to learn more. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-autu...
@wordvoyage.bsky.socialToday's word is 'duermevela' (Spanish · dwehr-meh-BEH-lah).
Meaning: A light, restless half-sleep in which one drifts between sleeping and waking
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@wordvoyage.bsky.socialToday's word is 'albricias' (Spanish · ahl-BREE-see-ahs).
Meaning: An exclamation of joy upon receiving good news, and also the word for the gift or reward given t
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@thelanguagegarage.bsky.social¿Cuál es tu dulce/caramelo preferido /golosina preferida? What’s your favorite candy? #Spanish for #Halloween. #SpanishVocabulary #LearnSpanish #Languages. Click to learn more. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-hall...
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@italkioffical.bsky.socialHispanic Heritage Month is coming to a close, but the friendships carry on. ❤️
That first hug after time apart? That’s reencuentro.
Who’s overdue for a hug? Tag them below. 👇
#italki #HispanicHeritageMonth #Reencuentro #LearnSpanish #LanguageConnects #languagelearning
@wordvoyage.bsky.socialToday's word is 'alborada' (Spanish · ahl-boh-RAH-dah).
Meaning: The first light of dawn, and also a traditional piece of music or celebration performed at daybr
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@wordvoyage.bsky.socialToday's word is 'ojalá' (Spanish · oh-hah-LAH).
Meaning: An interjection expressing a strong wish or hope that something will happen, roughly 'I hope so'
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@jdemlowdev.bsky.socialSpanish Language Trivia Tuesday!
Did you know Spanish has two common words for “fish”?
“Pez” = a living fish, swimming in water.
“Pescado” = fish caught for food.
So you'd see a “pez” in an aquarium, but order “pescado” at a restaurant 🐟
@thelanguagegarage.bsky.social¡No me contagies! Don’t get me sick! #Spanish for feeling sick. #SpanishVocabulary #LearnSpanish #Languages. Visit us to learn more. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-voca...
@thelanguagegarage.bsky.socialEl sol se pone/ se oculta más temprano. The sun sets earlier. #Spanish #vocabulary for #fall #autumn. #LearnSpanish #languages. Click to learn more. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-autu...
@thelanguagegarage.bsky.socialEl niño/La niña lleva una bolsa llena de dulces/caramelos/golosinas. The boy/girl is holding a bag full of candy. #Spanish for #Halloween. #SpanishVocabulary #LearnSpanish #Languages. Click to learn more. thelanguagegarage.com/spanish-hall...
@languages-direct.comWhy does the Spanish word for milk appear in so many expressions — some funny, some rude? 🥛
Punto y Coma N.122 unlocks the colourful world of «leche» in colloquial Spanish. Essential for A2–B1 learners. → buff.ly/3L2sBTA
#LearnSpanish #PuntoYComa #ColloquialSpanish
