Miss Rosa Spanish Lessons

These are some words that students find so hard to differenciate! I'm always repeating them in class.

Spanish words whose gender makes zero sense 🫠

El día but la noche. El problema but la idea. El agua is technically feminine but takes "el". There's no logic, just try to accept them 🥲
Did I forget any confusing one?

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This is the exact setup I'd give any beginner learning Spanish. It's the same one I used when I was learning Italian (and also Portuguese! but that notebook is at my mom’s house), so I've tested it from the student side too.

Phrases that are a little bit (or very) wrong.

Here I show 3 different real mistakes I hear all the time in lessons, and how to say them correctly.
I really need to know: which other ALWAYS confuses you?

When did you stop understanding me? Comment the level where you stopped understanding, and I’ll send you an ebook that will help you reach your next level 🧗🏼‍♂️

This time it's a little different, it's my own story. Where I've lived, how I met Bruno, and one video call from Thailand that ended up changing everything, all told in Spanish, starting quite simple (A1) and getting more complex as it goes, all the way to C2.

Correct me: Can you tell me another combination I haven’t mentioned?

Watch how one small change turns a noun into an adjective and into a verb!

Useful basic phrases in Spanish, the kind you'll actually use every day.

"Can you repeat?", "let's play it by ear", "I'm very busy", "no rush"... plus a few colloquial ways locals actually say "I'm busy" that you won't find in a textbook.

Which one are you saving for later?

At some point, all of my students have tried to translate all of these words, and for the most part it didn’t go very well 🙈

These are some of the most common false friends in Spanish.