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¿Cuánto?
¿Cuánto? and ¿Cuántos? mean “how much” or “how many,” respectively. From shopping and spending to cooking and planning, you’ll want to ask for quantities and amounts. Note that these two questions words must match gender and plurality, and have two other forms: ¿Cuánta? and ¿Cuántas? Here are several common questions you can use to quantify and calculate.
1. ¿Cuánto cuesta el aceite? How much does the oil cost?
2. ¿Cuánto arroz quieres? How much rice do you want?
3. ¿Cuánta harina necesitamos? How much flour do we need?
4. ¿Cuántos kilos de manzanas compraste? How many kilos of apples did you buy?
Puedes dar algún ejemplo?
Por qué?
¿Por qué? means “why?” If explanation is what you seek, look no further than ¿por qué? (why?) and its relative, porque (because). Get the answers to these common burning questions and more, when you ask for reasons. You can also make suggestions and accept invitations using this helpful question word.
1.¿Por qué el vuelo está retrasado? Why is the flight delayed?
2.¿Por qué no aceptan dinero en efectivo? Why don’t they accept cash?
3.¿Por qué decidiste aprender inglés? Why did you decide to learn English?
4.¿Por qué no viniste a la reunión? Why didn’t you come to the meeting?
Benefits of Second-Language Learning at an Early Age
🗯️ Early second language learners have stronger executive function than their counterparts. This means that they’re often better at planning, focusing, and achieving goals. They’re also better multitaskers and critical thinkers, and some research suggests that bilingualism also provides a significant creativity boost.
💬 Kids have so much to learn about the world. Language can be an awesome way to pique their interest and provide a cross-curricular learning opportunity!
Did you know Spanish is the official language of 18 countries? Each of those countries—from Argentina to Venezuela—has a distinct culture of its own. Even Spanish itself varies between regions, both in sound and substance, and regional slang and idioms provide a window into worlds your child may not otherwise encounter.
A que edad empezaste a aprender tu segunda lengua?
¿Dónde?
¿Dónde? means “where.” If you want to know where an event is happening, or where you should buy a gift, this question word will help you locate people, objects, places, and events. Here are several common questions you can use to find what you need:
1.¿Dónde están los servicios?
Where are the restrooms?
2.¿Dónde queda tu casa?
Where is your house located?
3.¿Dónde nos quedamos esta noche?
Where are we staying tonight?
Puedes dar algunos ejemplos?
¿Cómo? simply translated means “how.” From getting around a city to preparing food, you’ll have questions about processes. You can ask for descriptions and characteristics to get to know people and your surroundings, and you can show interest by asking how people are doing. Here are several common questions you can use to navigate through your day.
1.¿Cómo llegas a la estación de metro?
How do you get to the subway station?
2. ¿Cómo preparas el arroz con leche?
How do you prepare the rice pudding?
3. ¿Cómo se dice ___ en español?
How do you say ___ in Spanish?
Puedes dar algunos ejemplos?
The most common Spanish question words
1. ¿Qué?
¿Qué? means “what.” From meal planning to sightseeing, you’ll want to know what specific nouns should be on your list. Here are several common questions you can use to find out the essentials:
1.¿Qué sitios debería visitar cuando estoy en Málaga?
What places should I visit when I’m in Málaga?
2.¿Qué necesito para viajar a Buenos Aires?
What do I need in order to travel to Buenos Aires?
3.¿Qué platos son típicos en Costa Rica?
What dishes/meals are typical in Costa Rica?
4. ¿Qué hay que hacer antes de viajar?
What must be done before traveling?
puedes dar algunos ejemplos?
Harina P.A.N
Corn flour is an essential ingredient in the cuisine of many Latin American countries, particularly Venezuela and Colombia. The issue is that making flour is long and labor intensive, which is why Venezuelan engineer Luis Caballero Mejías invented pre-made flour.
When his product was eventually released as Harina P.A.N, it changed the lives of arepa and tortilla-lovers everywhere. Sure, countless brands now sell this type of flour but the original still has a hold on the market, expanding from as far as Argentina to the US.
Maggi
Where would we be without Maggi's famous chicken soup cubes and seasonings? I wouldn't want to know. The brand has augmented the region’s definition of good instant soup.
And yet, Maggi is actually Swiss, which is like finding out that Papá Noel doesn’t exist. Still, I doubt Swiss people appreciate Maggi as we do, so we'll give it honorable Latin food brand status and include it here. Its chicken soup got us through many colds throughout our lives, so it's only fair.
And that’s it! Our favorite Latino food brands that no Latino household can be without. Let us know if we’ve missed any essentials from your childhood!
Alpina
If you buy a dairy product in Colombia, chances are that it's Alpina. The company was founded in 1945 by Swiss immigrants escaping the horrors of World War II (hence the name).
Over time, it became the country's favored brand for milk, cheese, yogurt, and other dairy products like arequipe, Colombia's version of dulce de leche.
As of 2015, Alpina accounted for 72% of lactose beverages in Colombia. Production has also expanded to Ecuador, Venezuela, and the US. Its products are sold in said countries and throughout Central America.
ESSENTIAL LATINO FOOD BRANDS
Pan Bimbo
Owned by Mexican food giant Grupo Bimbo, Pan Bimbo is the preferred bread brand of the region. Everyone loves the cute little bear in an apron and chef's hat that literally brings bread to the table.
The brand was established in 1945 and still dominates the bread market in Latin America. Of course, it sells all kinds of bread but you can also find tortillas and sweet breads.
Pan Bimbo has a presence in almost every country from Mexico to Ecuador. And even as far as Spain.
Mezcal
Often overshadowed by its more famous cousin, Tequila, Mezcal is a traditional Mexican spirit gaining popularity among connoisseurs. Smoky and complex, it’s crafted from various types of agave plants and can add an intriguing edge to your cocktail menu.
5. Michelada
Add a zesty twist to your beverage list with the Michelada, a beer cocktail from Mexico. Think of it as a Bloody Mary with a twist: a mixture of beer, lime juice, hot sauces, and spices served in a salt-rimmed glass. The Michelada is not just a drink—it’s a flavor-packed experience.
4. Horchata
Of all the non-alcoholic traditional Hispanic drinks, Horchata stands out. Originating from Valencia, Spain, this creamy, sweet beverage is made by soaking rice grains, often with almonds or other seeds, and then blending and straining the mixture. Cinnamon and vanilla often enrich the flavor, offering a comforting drink, perfect for a hot day.
3. Pisco Sour
Pisco Sour is a traditional Hispanic drink from Peru and Chile that strikes a balance between sweet and sour. Pisco, a grape brandy, is blended with lime juice, egg whites, simple syrup, and a few drops of Angostura bitters to create this frothy, refreshing cocktail.
Best Traditional Hispanic Drinks
2.TEQUILA
Rooted deep in Mexican culture, Tequila is arguably the most popular Hispanic drink worldwide. Made from the blue agave plant, this spirit’s robust and unique flavor profile stands out, whether served neat, on the rocks, or as the key ingredient in a mouthwatering margarita.
¿Cuándo?
Cuando means “when.” From the next milestone soccer match to your friend’s birthday party, you’ll want to know when things are happening, so you can make it there on time! Here are several common questions you can use for time questions.
1.¿Cuándo es tu cumpleaños? When is your birthday?
2.¿Cuándo empieza el partido? When does the match begin?
3. ¿Cuándo debemos entregar la tarea? When do we have to hand in the assignment?
4.¿Cuándo aprendiste el italiano? When did you learn Italian?
VAMOS A APRENDER UN POQUITO DE:
Vocabulario Argentino
Vocabulario colombiano pt2
Te gustaría conocer Colombia?
VAMOS A APRENDER UN POQUITO DE:
Vocabulario colombiano
Cual es tu souvenir favorito?
Yo prefiero las postales
Cual es el articulo personal que nunca olvidas para tus viajes?
-Yo nunca olvido mis audifonos
En que medio de transporte te gusta viajar?
Yo prefiero viajar en tren. y tu?
ROPA EN ESPAÑOL: PT 4
Cual es tu accesorio favorito?
ROPA EN ESPAÑOL: PT 3
Compras la ropa en las tiendas o online?
ROPA EN ESPAÑOL: PARTE 2
Prefieres vestirte formal o informal?
