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Learn hobbies in Spanish fast: essential vocabulary, “gustar” made easy, questions, dialogues, mistakes to avoid, and a mini-quiz. Then practice live in ElayaaHUB.

The verb QUEDAR(SE) means a lot of things in Spanish. Let’s see how to correctly use QUEDAR and QUEDARSE in Spanish.

We use the Present Tense in Spanish to express ourselves in the present time. Let's see how to use it in past and future contexts.

SER and ESTAR are two different verbs, often used to express similar things in Spanish. Let’s see how to correctly use them in Spanish.

How to correctly connect words, phrases, and clauses using Y, O, PERO, and NI in Spanish.

How to correctly use the REFLEXIVE VERBS in Spanish. When the action “reflects” itself on the subject.

What do you like the most in your life? Do you know how to correctly use the verb GUSTAR in Spanish?

Locating things, people, and animals in space in Spanish. How to do it properly using ALLÁ, ALLÍ, ACÁ, and AQUÍ?

Talking about the past in Spanish. Let's see how to correctly organize your speech along an events timeline using HACE and DESDE HACE.

Let’s see where, when, and how to correctly use the Pretérito Perfecto and the Pretérito Indefinido in Spanish.

We use the Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto in Spanish to describe different past actions, one before the other one, always in the past.

Let’s dive into the whole topic of TRANSFORMATION VERBS in Spanish and see how all these work in all possible contexts.

Explaining things in Spanish. Let’s see how to use “POR QUÉ”, “PORQUÉ”, “PORQUE”, and “POR QUE” properly in Spanish.

Let’s see when and how to correctly use the PRETÉRITO IMPERFECTO (Past Imperfect) and the PRETÉRITO INDEFINIDO (Past Simple) in Spanish.

When and how to correctly use the PRETÉRITO PERFECTO and the PRETÉRITO PLUSCUAMPERFECTO in Spanish?

Both VOLVER and REGRESAR mean “to return/come back”, and are perfectly interchangeable and used all across the Spanish-speaking world.

Are TOMAR and COGER both correct? Let's see some cultural differences between most Latin American countries and Spain.

In Spanish, the gender of a noun is important because it affects the forms of adjectives, articles, and pronouns that are used with it.