Los usos del "se" en español, el gran miedo de los estudiantes

Cinco errores muy comunes en español... que tú ya no vas a cometer este verano

El verano es para disfrutar, y también para mejorar tu español. Aprovechando el buen tiempo (y que tienes más tiempo libre), te traemos cinco errores muy frecuentes que cometen muchos estudiantes... y que tú, a partir de ahora, no cometerás más. Te recomendamos que practiques en la playa, en las terrazas y cuando salgas por las noches. Prepara el cuaderno para apuntar. Recuerda que en verano, por el calor de Madrid, se duerme peor. Aprovecha esa falta de sueño para estudiar todo durante toda la noche. "Estoy caliente": No existe absolutamente ninguna clase de español como lengua extranjera donde no se haya cometido este error tan típico para expresar que las temperaturas son altas. En castellano tiene un sentido sexual, así que te recomendamos que uses tengo calor. "¿Caliente o

Digital Innovations at Jaleo Madrid: More Control, Convenience, and Resources

At Jaleo Madrid, we are constantly looking for ways to improve our students’ experience and make learning Spanish easier and more effective. This 2026, we are starting the year with several technological innovations designed to make your learning clearer, more practical, and more motivating. 1. Weekly rubric in the app 📱In our intensive courses, we have introduced a weekly rubric accessible directly through our app. With this tool, students can track their progress more accurately, see which areas they are improving in the most, and identify where they need extra practice 📝. The rubric not only gives more control and transparency but also helps teachers better tailor the classes to each student’s pace. 2. Online store 🛍️To make shopping more convenient, fast, and simple, we have launched our online store.

Aprenda español como propósito de Año Nuevo

How are those new year’s resolutions going? If you are like most people, then you’ve probably given up by now. Don’t feel bad. Creating new habits or changing old habits can be very difficult. The most common resolutions typically require pretty big lifestyle changes like losing weight, starting a new exercise routine, or learning a new skill or hobby and we end up over our heads. The most common reasons that people fail to accomplish their goals is because of a lack of accountability (going it alone), lofty expectations, a lack of a clear plan, and giving up too easy. So how can you actually stick to your New Year’s resolution? Well, to answer that question we are mostly going to focus on learning new skills, or more specifically, learning