Spanishviaskype 2021 New Features
Spanishviaskype 2021 new features are here! Last week we reviewed some of the articles on our blog during the last year. Now it’s time to look at the future and learn more about our news [...]
Happy New Year 2021 From Spanishviaskype!
Happy new year 2021 (¡feliz año nuevo 2021!). From Spanishviaskype.com, we want to wish you un próspero 2021. This year has been an awful one. We are living an unprecedent disaster for generations: the COVID-19 [...]
Spanish Classes Gift Cards: Our Christmas Present
Spanish classes gift cards are Spanishviaskype’s novelty for the upcoming year. Everybody wants 2020 to come to an end, even though 2021 will be an uncertain year. Because of that, we’d like your friends not [...]
Chess Vocabulary in Spanish
Chess vocabulary in Spanish is trending nowadays. Actually, chess vocabulary is trending in all languages and the reason is a TV series called Gambito de Dama (Queen’s Gambit) in Netflix. By the way, last week [...]
Learn Spanish Watching TV Series
Learn Spanish watching TV series and enjoy the golden age of our productions of fiction. The rise in the number of content platforms has made many international viewers may know series produced in Spain. At [...]
Learn Spanish via Zoom, Teams, Meet… and Skype
Learn Spanish via Zoom; this is the last advice you might have heard. Many things have changed since the COVID-19 pandemic started. Among them, Skype’s monopoly was broken by a new competitor: Zoom. This company, [...]
Future Perfect in Spanish: a Better Future
Future perfect in Spanish is a curious verbal tense. It’s sometimes confusing when you listen to Spanish speakers using this form when they talk about the past. You might say that our language is chaotic, [...]
Spanish online classes for kids
Spanish online classes for kids are the new trend. After the COVID-19 pandemic, online learning has become the lifeline for many parents. However, Spanishviaskype.com has been working with children for years. We know that you [...]
Ser vs Estar in Spanish: Changing Meanings
Ser vs estar in Spanish is a never-ending trouble for students who struggle to master it but, even at the highest levels, it might be a headache. The problem is not only learning when to [...]