🚫 STOP saying "Tuve un buen tiempo" - it sounds weird to native speakers!

In this Spanish Minds Quick Tip, Will and Daniela teach you the NATURAL way Spanish speakers actually say "I had a good time" using PASARLO BIEN and its amazing variations!

⏰ What You'll Learn in 4 Minutes:

• Why literal translation fails you here
• The correct phrase: "pasarlo bien" and how it works
• 7 different variations from "good" to "amazing"
• Memory tricks to remember it forever

🎯 Key Phrases Covered:

✅ Lo pasé bien (I had a good time)

✅ Lo pasé genial (I had a great time)

✅ Lo pasé súper bien (I had a really good time)

✅ Lo pasé de maravilla (I had a wonderful time)

✅ Lo pasé fenomenal (I had a fantastic time) ✅ Lo pasé mal (I had a bad time) ✅ Lo pasé fatal (I had an awful time)

📚 Weekly Challenge: Use "pasarlo bien" 3 times this week and comment below about the last time you "lo pasaste genial"!

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🔄 Are you confusing "volver a" and "otra vez"? You're not alone! This is one of the most common mistakes English speakers make when learning Spanish.

In today's quick tip, Profesora Daniela breaks down the difference between these two ways to say "again" in Spanish, and I we demonstrate exactly when to use each one. By the end of this video, you'll never mix them up again!

🎯 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:

✅ The exact difference between "volver a" and "otra vez"

✅ Simple rules to never confuse them again

✅ Real conversation examples you can use today

✅ Pro tips from Profesora Daniela

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🎧 Welcome back to Spanish Minds, the podcast that makes learning Spanish fun, practical, and ridiculously effective! In today's Quick Tips episode, Will and Daniela tackle one of the most common translation disasters in Spanish learning: how to properly say "I feel like" without making native speakers confused (or secretly laugh at you!).

If you've ever caught yourself saying "Me siento como comer pizza" thinking it means "I feel like eating pizza," this episode will be your lifesaver. Spoiler alert: you're literally saying "I feel myself like to eat pizza" - which makes about as much sense as it sounds!

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:

• Why direct translation from English fails spectacularly with "I feel like"
• The magic phrase "TENER GANAS DE" and how it actually works
• Memory tricks to nail the conjugation every single time - Real conversation examples you can use immediately - How to add intensity and sound more natural
• Will's hilarious past mistakes (because we've all been there!)

THE BIG TAKEAWAY: Instead of thinking "I feel like," train your brain to think "I have the urge to" - then just say "tengo ganas de" + whatever you want to do. It's that simple!

YOUR LISTENING CHALLENGE: Every time you catch yourself wanting to say "I feel like" this week, practice the Spanish version using "tengo ganas de" - even if you're just thinking it! It's amazing how this one phrase will make you sound so much more natural in conversation. -

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The grand finale of our favorite songs series! In this episode, Daniela and Will explore two powerful songs with unique messages and cultural impact:

"Obsesión" – Lali
A Spanish pop hit that discusses toxic love, obsession, and the need for boundaries. Plus, we talk about Lali’s influence as a feminist and LGBTQ+ rights advocate in Argentina.

"Olvídala" – Binomio de Oro
A Colombian vallenato classic with an unforgettable melody and a story told through a dialogue between two men about lost love. Find out why this song is a Latin music staple.

📌 Perfect for intermediate Spanish learners: Expand your vocabulary, improve your listening skills, and dive into the cultural context behind these songs.

📣 Comment below: Have you heard these songs? Which one is your favorite?

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Learn Spanish through music! In this episode of Our Favorite Songs – "Canciones Favoritas", Daniela and Will dive into two iconic Spanish-language songs:

"Me Gustas Tú" – Manu Chao
A multicultural hit blending Spanish, French, and English, perfect for learning vocabulary and pronunciation. Its catchy, bohemian rhythm makes it a global favorite.

"La Flaca" – Jarabe de Palo
🎶 A Latin rock anthem with reggae and flamenco influences. Inspired by a trip to Havana, this song tells a passionate story with emotional lyrics and energetic vibes.

Perfect for intermediate Spanish learners: Expand your vocabulary, improve your listening skills, and discover the cultural meaning behind these songs.

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Welcome to Our Favorite Songs, the new SpanishMinds series where Will and Profesora Daniela dive into some of the most iconic and beautiful songs in Spanish! 🎤✨

In this episode, we explore Ojitos Lindos by Bad Bunny & Bomba Estéreo and Nada es para siempre by Fabiana Cantilo. We'll break down the lyrics, uncover the meaning behind the words, and discuss the cultural impact of these songs. Plus, you'll learn key Spanish phrases and expressions along the way!

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In the third and final episode of our Food and Drink of Colombia series, profesora Natalia, a passionate Spanish teacher from Colombia, takes us on a flavorful journey through three iconic beverages that are more than just drinks—they’re a reflection of the country’s rich culture and traditions.

She describes the refreshing lulada, the nostalgic mazamorra, and the world-famous tinto colombiano. Along the way, she shares personal stories, fun facts, and even a bit of coffee-related humor (Is adding milk to Colombian coffee a crime? You’ll have to listen to find out!).

This episode is filled with warmth, laughter, and a true taste of Colombia’s heritage. Whether you’re craving something cool, comforting, or caffeinated, these drinks will transport you straight to the heart of Colombia.

Have you tried any of these beverages? Let us know on social media! And if you haven’t, maybe it’s time to take a trip to Colombia—one sip at a time.

🌎🇨🇴 ¡Gracias por acompañarnos en este viaje de sabores!

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Join Profesora Nathalia on a journey through the heart of Colombian cuisine, where every dish tells a story. From the beloved arepas found in every region to the crispy patacones con hogao and the rich, comforting frijoles paisas, this episode of the SpanishMinds Podcast dives into the traditions, history, and cultural significance of these iconic foods.

What makes arepas an essential part of Colombian identity? How did the Spanish influence shape the famous hogao? And why is la bandeja paisa considered a symbol of resilience and heritage? Nathalia shares fascinating insights, personal anecdotes, and expert knowledge, making this a must-listen for Spanish learners and food lovers alike.

Get ready for a mouthwatering conversation that will transport you straight to Colombia—one delicious bite at a time. ¡Buen provecho! 🇨🇴✨

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