• How to say “Day Off” in Spanish

    Spanish Video Lesson – On my day off, I like to… Spanish Day Off Sometimes we all just need a day off. This week our video guy took a day off, so we don’t have our usual “awesome” video for you. Instead, Jake and I created our own low-budget video with you home-flip video (since we’re not professionals, it’s super short). Remember to come practice with us on our Visual Link Spanish Facebook page. Here is the vocabulary for Facebook: Day off Día libre On my day off, I like to… En mi día libre, me gusta… …sleep …dormir …read …leer …exercise …hacer ejercicio …go on vacation …ir de vacaciones …work in my yard/garden …trabajar en mi jardín What do you like to do on your day off? ¿Qué te gusta hacer en …

  • Telephone Spanish

    Spanish Video Lesson – Telephone Spanish Spanish Telephone Vocabulary Whether or not you live in a Spanish-speaking country, this vocabulary could be helpful to you. When you are trying to make friends who speak Spanish, it is helpful to be able to speak with them on the telephone. You can meet new people and practice what you’ve learned with Visual Link Spanish on Facebook. If you end up doing some video chat with someone on Facebook or through another company, you could practice your telephone Spanish with them on Facebook. It would probably be even better if you could practice using a real telephone. Here is the vocabulary from the video: Whom do you like to speak with on the (by) phone? ¿Con quién le gusta hablar por teléfono? I …

  • Spanish Pick-up Lines

    Spanish Video Lesson – Pick-up Lines Spanish Pick-up Lines Visit Visual Link Spanish on Facebook to practice these pick-up lines with over 9,000 people. Then go and practice with any of your own Facebook friends. This could be a turning point in your life. I know that some of the pick up lines are pretty cheesy, but you’ll probably get a smile out of whoever you use one of the lines on. Once you get a smile, you have bought yourself a few extra seconds to work your magic. You may want to immediately take it to the next level and use some Spanish love phrases. Here is the vocabulary from the video: How you doin’? ¿Qué tal? You have a beautiful smile. Tienes una sonrisa bonita. Can I buy …

  • Speak Spanish in Sentences

    Spanish Video Lesson – Speak in Sentences Speak Spanish in Sentences It is important to be able to speak in complete sentences. Yo don’t want your speech to sound fragmented. When you learn new vocabulary, you should practice using the vocabulary in complete sentences instead of simply memorizing the word and hoping you’ll use it correctly in a sentence. Please be sure to visit Visual Link Spanish on Facebook to practice what you learned in the video. Practice speaking in complete sentences as much as possible. This will help you sound more fluent. Here is the vocabulary from the video: I want Quiero/Yo quiero He wants El quiere She wants Ella quiere You want Usted quiere I like Me gusta You like Le gusta to go ir to walk caminar …