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Stop Saying «Hello» and «How Are You?» If you always say «Hello» and «How are you?», that’s okay—but did you know that native speakers often use different, more natural greetings? If you want to sound more fluent, try using these expressions instead! 1. More Natural Ways to Say «Hello» Instead of just saying «Hello», try: ✅ «Hey!» (Casual) ✅ «Hi there!» (Friendly) ✅ «What’s up?» (Very […]

Last week in Spain it was Father’s Day! This is a special occasion to celebrate dads and father figures just like we have in the UK. However, there are some differences between how this day is celebrated, which we’ll explore in this week’s blog!  When is Father’s Day Celebrated?   In the UK, Father’s Day falls

Common Mistakes Spanish Speakers Make in English If you translate literally from Spanish to English, you might end up saying things that sound funny or incorrect. Here are some of the most common mistakes Spanish speakers make—and how to fix them! 1. «I have 30 years» ❌ → «I am 30 years old» ✅ In Spanish, you say «Tengo

If you’ve ever wondered why English words have letters that you don’t pronounce, you’re not alone! Silent letters can be frustrating, but they actually have historical reasons. Let’s explore some of the most confusing ones and how to remember them! 1. The Silent «K» – Knock, Know, Knife Why do we write «knife» but say «nife»? The answer

One of the most fascinating things about learning a new language is discovering words that simply don’t exist in your own language. Spanish has some beautiful and unique words that don’t have a direct English translation. Let’s explore a few of them! 1. Sobremesa Imagine finishing a delicious meal, but instead of rushing to clear the table,

Learning Spanish is exciting, but sometimes it can also be tricky—especially when you come across false friends! These are words that look or sound like English words but have completely different meanings. They can lead to funny misunderstandings, so let’s explore some of the most common ones. 1. Embarazada ≠ Embarrassed One of the biggest mistakes

Whether you love it or hate it, there’s no escaping Valentine’s Day. On the 14th of February, Brits across the nation will celebrate (or tolerate) this day of love. So, what’s on the agenda for those eager to celebrate this year? Let’s find out in this week’s blog! Cards, cards, and more cards   We love

Learning a new language like English can be overwhelming when deciding which skills to focus on. Should you start by listening to conversations, speaking in real-life situations, reading books, or writing essays? The truth is, all four skills are interconnected, but depending on your goals, one may deserve more focus at the beginning. Let’s break

It’s no secret that Brits love their booze. It’s one of our many cultural stereotypes, right up there with football and tea. So, it may come as a surprise that once a year, Brits across the nation give up drinking for an entire month. This is called ‘Dry January’ and is the theme of this

Learning English in class is just the beginning—real progress happens when you actively practise outside the classroom. The more you immerse yourself in the language, the faster you’ll improve. Here are some of the best ways to practise and develop your English skills in everyday life. 1. Surround Yourself with English The key to fluency