Briones is a charming hilltop village in La Rioja, Spain, known for its cobbled streets, stone houses, and stunning views over vineyards. It’s perfect for wine lovers and history buffs, with the famous Vivanco Wine Museum just around the corner. 🍷

The pretérito perfecto is used to talk about past actions connected to the present. Like saying, “I’ve done it today!” In Spanish: he comido, has viajado, hemos hablado. It’s just “have/has + past participle” in Spanish.

🌇 Madrid, the city that never sleeps… but always starts the day with churros. Between its history, art, and nightlife, there’s a place for everyone. From the buzz of Gran Vía to the calm of Retiro, Madrid is pure energy, a place where every street tells a story. 🇪🇸✨

🌾 Tembleque In the heart of La Mancha, Tembleque stands quiet, its Plaza Mayor framed by wooden balconies that have seen centuries pass. The breeze carries whispers of old conversations, and every corner holds the weight of tradition. A town where history isn’t just remembered; it lingers.

The pretérito imperfecto 📖 describes past habits, ongoing actions, and background details. Think of it as “used to” or “was/were + -ing.” Example: Cuando era niño, jugaba en el parque. (When I was a kid, I used to play in the park). It sets the scene! 🎭

Cuenca, between the gorges of the Júcar and Huécar rivers, is a city where history and geology intertwine. Its Hanging Houses defy the void, its Gothic cathedral astonishes, and its surroundings, like the Enchanted City, seem from another world. A place where time bends.

The pretérito indefinido is like a photo album of the past: it shows completed actions. Regulares 📸 -AR: hablé, hablaste, habló… -ER: comí, comiste, comió… -IR: viví, viviste, vivió… Irregulares 🌀 They break rules! tener → tuve hacer → hice decir → dije Practice makes perfect!

Toledo is a city where history stacks up like layers in a cake. 🏰 Romans, Visigoths, Muslims, Jews, and Christians all left their mark. One moment you’re in a medieval alley, the next in front of a massive cathedral. 🎨 El Greco painted it, but living it is something else.

🌬️⚙️ The windmills of La Mancha, Spain, were built in the 16th century to grind grain using wind power. 🌾⚡ Their design, with a cylindrical tower and rotating sails, allowed efficient use of strong regional winds. Today, they remain a symbol of Spanish heritage. 🇪🇸🏛️ #LaMancha

Feliz día de Andalucía! 🇳🇬✨ On February 28, we celebrate the autonomy of Andalusia, a land of flamenco, white villages, and Mediterranean sun. Today, Andalusians enjoy local music, traditional food (like bread with olive oil), and cultural events. Ha🌿☀️ #AndalusiaDay #DíadeAndalucía #Andalucía

In Spanish, comparisons work like this: Superiority (más + adj. + que): Juan es más alto que Ana. (taller than). Inferiority (menos + adj. + que): Este café es menos dulce que el otro. (less sweet than). Equality (tan + adj. + como): Tu coche es tan rápido como el mío. (as fast as) 🚀

🎭🌾 In the heart of La Mancha, Almagro takes you back to Spain’s Golden Age. Its Corral de Comedias,the only one of its kind in Europe, has been active since the 17th century.Every summer, its Theater Festival fills the town with classic plays. A small village with a grand soul. Have you heard of it?

📚 Reflexive verbs in Spanish We use them when the action reflects back on the subject: Me levanto (I get up), te bañas (you bathe), se viste (he/she gets dressed). They always use reflexive pronouns (me, te, se, nos, os, se). Example: María se peina el pelo todos los días. ✔️

Salmorejo: A taste of Southern Spain 🍅 🧄 💦 This Andalusian cold soup is a creamy blend of tomatoes, bread, olive oil, garlic & vinegar. Topped with jamón & egg, it’s a must-try dish from Córdoba! Perfect for hot days. Have you ever tasted it? #SpanishFood #Salmorejo #Andalusia

Beneath the Andalusian sun, where the desert whispers, a paradox rises. Sierra Nevada, a kingdom of ice in the land of fire. Here, nature defies logic, offering both snow and sand in a single breath. A reminder that the universe, like the mind, thrives on contradictions.

It’s February, and it’s Carnival! 🎭 Let’s focus on the Canary Islands, where this month-long celebration fills the streets with color, music, and joy. From dazzling Drag Queen galas to vibrant parades, it’s a true expression of creativity. Have you ever experienced it? ✨

In Granada’s Alpujarra, Soportújar is a village with a spooky past, known for witches, spells, and legends. Walk past enchanted fountains, eerie caves, and even Baba Yaga’s house. No broomstick required, but a little magic is guaranteed!

“Quedar vs. Quedarse”🤔 📍Quedar = location, agreements, results. 🔹El cine queda cerca.(It’s nearby). 🔹Quedamos a las 7.(We arranged to meet.) 🔹La comida quedó rica.(It turned out good.) 🏠Quedarse = staying, change of state. 🔹Me quedé en casa.(I stayed home.) 🔹Se quedó sorprendido.(He was shocked.)

🌄 El Torcal de Antequera is a breathtaking limestone paradise in the heart of Andalusia. Its unique rock formations look like something from another world. Perfect for hiking, epic photos, and spotting mountain goats. Have you been there? 🏞️✨ #Andalusia #Nature

El Caminito del Rey, once a deadly trail, is now a must-visit for adventurers. Suspended 100m above the Gaitanes Gorge, it offers stunning views and a rush of adrenaline. Once feared, now admired. Would you dare to walk Spain’s most breathtaking pathway? #elcaminitodelrey

🇪🇸 Spain is more than just Spanish! It’s a multilingual country with several official and co-official languages: 🗣️ Spanish → Official nationwide. 🌍 Catalan/Valencian → Spoken in Catalonia, Balearic Islands & Valencia. 🏔️ Basque → In the Basque Country & Navarre. 🌊 Galician → In Galicia.

In Spanish, “haber” and “tener” are different. “Haber” shows existence: “Hay un libro en la mesa” (There is a book on the table). “Tener” shows possession: “Tengo un libro en la mesa” (I have a book). Don’t say “Hay mi libro”, but “Tengo mi libro”.

🇪🇸 Macharaviaya, the Spanish town with ties to the U.S. 🇺🇸 This small village in Málaga was home to the Gálvez family, who played a key role in the U.S. independence. It also housed the Royal Playing Card Factory, exporting to America. 🃏✨ 📍History and charm in one place! 🔗 www.macharaviaya.es

Pedro Almodóvar, one of Spain’s most influential directors, has crafted unforgettable female characters. From Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown to Parallel Mothers, his films celebrate strength, resilience, and passion. Which is your favorite? 🎥 #Almodóvar es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedro_A...

✨ #SIMOF2025: The Soul of Flamenco Fashion From January 30 to February 2, Seville becomes the capital of #flamenco fashion. Designers, models, and #fashion lovers gather to showcase the latest trends in flamenco dresses. Passion, elegance, and tradition come together on the runway. 💃

Imagine for a moment. What if every person in the world were monolingual. No one able to speak more than their own language. How would information flow? News? Trade? Travel? International aid? Research? The importance of language learning suddenly becomes obvious. #langsky

🎤 What is Benidorm Fest? Spain’s contest to pick its Eurovision entry! 🌍🎶 More than music, Eurovision unites cultures, launches artists & brings Europe together every year. Who’s your favorite to win? 🇪🇸🔥 #BenidormFest #Eurovision eurovision.tv/story/benido...

Did you know that many medical words in Spanish don’t mean what you think? If you say flu in English, in Spanish it’s NOT flú 😆 👉 It’s “gripe” 🦠 False medical friends: ❌ Constipated ≠ Constipado ✅ Constipado = Having a cold 🤧 ❌ Intoxicated ≠ Intoxicado ✅ Intoxicado = Poisoned ☠️ (NOT drunk!)

Lola Flores, an eternal icon of Spanish culture. Her art, passion, and charisma broke boundaries, leaving a lasting impact on generations. ‘La Faraona’ not only sang and danced but lived with strength and authenticity. Her legacy continues to inspire. For more : en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lola_Fl...

“In Spanish, tener means ‘to have’ in the sense of possession (e.g., Tengo un libro = ‘I have a book’). Haber is used as an auxiliary verb for compound tenses (e.g., He leído = ‘I have read’) or to express existence (e.g., Hay un libro = ‘There is a book’).” www.lingoda.com/blog/en/habe...

In Spanish, “ser” and “estar” both mean “to be,” but they’re used differently. Use “ser” for permanent traits (identity, origin, time): Soy profesor (I’m a teacher). Use “estar” for temporary states or location: Estoy cansado (I’m tired). Context is key!

Frigiliana, pueblo blanco de Málaga, destaca por sus calles moriscas, casas encaladas y flores. Historia, cultura y encanto se unen en este rincón único, hogar del famoso Festival de las Tres Culturas. www.disfrutamalaga.com/frigiliana

La Peña de los Enamorados, in Antequera (Málaga) resemble a reclining human face. It tells a tragic tale. Tello and Tagzona, lovers from different cultures, leapt from the summit to stay together, leaving their story etched in the mountain. #Antequera blog.visitacostadelsol.com/es/pena-enam...

La #RAE oficializa #Chequia como forma correcta para referirse a la República Checa. Ambas denominaciones son válidas, pero “Chequia” es ideal en contextos informales por ser más breve y clara. Fuente: www.huffingtonpost.es/sociedad/adi...

Podemos aprender español real con Spain says:

El cine español es reconocido mundialmente por su originalidad y profundidad narrativa. Directores como Luis Buñuel, Pedro Almodóvar y Alejandro Amenábar han explorado temas universales con un enfoque único. Su impacto global, reflejado en premios como los Oscar, ha consolidado su prestigio. 🎦 🎞️ 🇪🇸

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#Málaga ranks as the best European and third global destination for digital nomads, after Dubai and Abu Dhabi, per Savills. Top-notch lifestyle, affordable housing, and sunny vibes make it a remote work paradise! www.lavanguardia.com/vida/2024082...

#Starbucks ha añadido el clásico #cortado a su menú en🇺🇸 ,llevando un pedacito de #Spain 🇪🇸 al gigante del #café. Una incorporación que celebra la riqueza de la cultura española y permite disfrutar de esta tradicional bebida en un nuevo escenario global. www.huffingtonpost.es/virales/lleg...

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La RAE y la Asociación de Medios de Información crean un Observatorio de Neologismos para identificar nuevas palabras, extranjerismos y regionalismos. EL idioma se adapta a los cambios sociales y tecnológicos. 📚 ¿Qué palabras deberían ser reconocidas 🤔? #RAE #Neologismos elpais.com/comunicacion...

🌍 El español: una lengua en constante crecimiento 🇪🇸✨ Más de 500 millones de personas hablan español como lengua materna. Es el segundo idioma con más hablantes nativos y el tercero más usado en internet. 🌐 Fuente: cvc.cervantes.es/lengua/anuar...

🏛️ La Biblioteca Nacional d'Espanya @bne.es posa a disposició del públic 859 obres que enguany han passat a ser de #DominiPúblic. 👉 Entre els autors destaca el periodista Manuel Chaves Nogales (Sevilla, 1897- Londres, 1944). 🔗 https://ja.cat/KdI0P

El español no es solo un idioma, es una puerta a nuevas culturas, formas de pensar y tradiciones únicas. 🌍 ¿Sabías que hay más de 20 formas de decir “autobús” en español según el país? 🚍 ¿Cuál es la palabra en español que más te gusta o te resulta curiosa? 🧐