Intensive or Part-Time Spanish Course: Which Suits You?
Intensive or part-time? Compare hours, pace and results to choose the Spanish course in Madrid that fits your goals and your timetable.
Do you know the names of fruits in Spanish? Spanish markets and fruit shops (“fruterías”) are full of colour all year round, and knowing what to ask for makes shopping much easier. Here are the most common ones.
A tip: most fruit names are feminine, but watch out for exceptions like “el plátano”, “el limón”, “el melón” and “el melocotón”.
Fruit also appears in plenty of everyday Spanish. Discover more in our guide to Spanish food expressions, and learn more useful words with our beach and summer vocabulary.
At Jaleo Madrid we love learning through games. See some of our favourites in our article on games for Spanish class, and if you want to learn with us, have a look at our Cursos de español in Madrid.
Intensive or part-time? Compare hours, pace and results to choose the Spanish course in Madrid that fits your goals and your timetable.
Mazo, tronco, mini, a pachas and canteo: learn the Madrid slang words our students hear every day, what they mean and how to use them.
Our teachers’ five favourite free podcasts to learn Spanish, from beginner to advanced, plus tips to get the most out of every episode.