Spanish 360 With Fabiana

Have you ever wondered about the difference between the two?  Now you can find out!  

Recibimos otra pregunta de un oyente que se debate entre el uso del pretérito y el imperfecto en español para describir circunstancias en el pasado. En esta primera parte de la discusión, Fabiana describe los usos del tiempo Imperfecto.

If you have trouble with "if" statements, here is your answer!

Are you still wondering what the difference is? Just have a listen!

There is nothing like a local to tell us about this beautiful country of Costa Rica...in Spanish!

There is nothing like a local to tell us about this beautiful country of Costa Rica...in Spanish!

Yo amo, tú amas, todos aman ...los verbos que terminan en "ar". Master them and move on to more diffiult things!

How in the world can these little words cause such problems? Check us out and we'll let you know!

¿Estamos listos or somos listos? Well in fact.. . both are correct and we are both! Take a listen and let us know what you think.

A Spanish 360 with Fabiana listener, Chris Brooks, submitted a question regarding how to use various words related to clothes and dressing. We have the answer!

How do you ask a rhetorical question in Spanish, such as "Who could that be"? We certainly have an answer for you!

No matter when or how you need it or wherever you go, this structure is quite common and impossible to be literally translated into English.

Dejar is a tricky verb with many meanings. Stop complaining! Let us explain and leave the worries away!

Myself?  Ourselves?  How do we say this in Spanish?  Come find out for yourself!

Our friend Gustavo traveled all the way to South Africa for the World Wup and now tells us all about it in Spanish

One of the crucial subjects of the Spanish language completely solved by logic! ¿Están listos? ¡Es muy fácil!

Fabiana has some announcements about Spanish 360!  Please take a listen to what is available now and what's planned for the future.  ¿Están Listos?

Fabiana responde a una pregunta muy inteligente enviada por uno de nuestros oyentes. ¡A prestar atención! ¡No se vayan!

La Dra. Ferrero sigue ayudándonos a aprender más sobre las palabras de la ciencia en español.