In lesson 34 we’re continuing our ‘soap opera’. This week María-José is taking her friend to a restaurant, so we’ll be revisiting the language we learned previously in the course. We’ll also take the opportunity to look at the conditional tense or ‘mood’. Please note that lesson 34 of Season 2 was originally known as
If you’re a beginner learning Spanish, two of the most useful things you’ll want to know are how to ask for the check in Spanish and how to order snacks. This guide will walk you through these essential phrases, so you’ll feel confident the next time you’re at a Spanish-speaking restaurant or café. As always,
When travelling to a Spanish-speaking country, one of the essential skills you need is how to order drinks in Spanish. Whether you’re in a bustling café in Madrid or a cosy bar in Mexico City, knowing the right phrases can enhance your experience and help you connect with locals. This guide is designed for beginner
When you’re staying at a hotel in France, one of the first things you’ll experience in the morning is breakfast. Whether you’re enjoying a classic French breakfast on the terrace or inside the hotel’s dining area, knowing the right phrases can enhance your experience. This blog post will cover essential vocabulary and phrases related to
Ordering food in a French restaurant can be an enjoyable experience if you know the right vocabulary and phrases. We already discussed the structure you need to follow for asking for a snack at a café, but this guide will help you learn how to order food in French from a restaurant. You’ll also get
Ordering snacks in a café is a delightful part of French culture. Therefore, learning how to say “I would like in French” and other key expressions will ensure you get exactly what you want. So, whether you’re looking for a quick bite or a leisurely meal, knowing how to order snacks in French will enhance
When visiting a French café, knowing how to order a coffee in French is essential for enjoying the local culture. In this blog post, we’ll cover the necessary vocabulary and phrases to help you confidently order your favourite beverages in French. Whether you’re in a bustling Parisian café or a quaint village bistro, these tips
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