Gilda's Spanish Experience

A Lesson Learned About Hotel Breakfast Times ⏰🍽️😅

I stayed at this hotel for two nights and breakfast was included. The only problem? Breakfast was served from 7:00 to 10:00 and I arrived at 9:30! 😅 There wasn't much left by then.

What about you? Do you usually book a hotel room with breakfast included? Let me know in the comments!

A spontaneous moment in Spanish 💙

A spontaneous little moment in Spanish with my baby 🤍👶

Today we:
✨ ask how someone is feeling
✨ ask for una sonrisita 😊
✨ sing a classic children’s song: Pimpón, el muñeco de trapo y de cartón
✨ and learn everyday phrases like:

👉 ¿Cómo estás?
👉 ¿Estás feliz?
👉 ¿Te gusta?

Real Spanish from real moments at home 🤍

💬 ¿Conocías la canción de Pimpón?

How to use hacer in Spanish (subjunctive made easy)

Learn how to use the verb hacer in the present subjunctive in Spanish with clear explanations and real-life examples. Perfect for Spanish learners who want to sound more natural and confident when expressing desires, doubts, and importance. Save this video and try writing your own sentence using hacer!

Did you know that in Spanish, "rested' = descansado/a and "calm" = calmado/a ?
Hoy mi productividad ha sido así 😂
¿Alguna mamá o papá por aquí que se identifique? ¿Cómo está siendo tu productividad hoy?

How to conjugate decir in the present subjunctive

Learn how to conjugate the verb decir in the present subjunctive in Spanish with simple explanations and practical examples. Perfect for Spanish learners who want to feel more confident using irregular verbs in real conversations. Save this video and practice your own sentence using decir in the comments!

Small everyday moments in Spanish

Everyday Spanish with Baby 🤍

Today my baby sneezed and we learnt some real-life phrases:

✨ Acabas de estornudar
✨ Cuando alguien estornuda, decimos: salud
✨ También puedes decir: Jesús
✨ ¿Qué te parece?
✨ ¿Te gusta?

Real Spanish from everyday moments at home 🤍

💬 ¿Qué dices tú cuando alguien estornuda?

One word. Two meanings. Subjunctive magic

Small change… BIG difference 👀

In Spanish, switching from indicative to subjunctive with aunque completely changes the meaning of your sentence.

Learn how to express facts vs possibilities naturally—and start sounding more like a native.

Can you translate: “Even if it’s expensive, I’ll buy it”?

Para que + Subjuntivo (Speak Natural Spanish)

Do you want to sound more natural in Spanish?

Learn how to use “para que + subjuntivo”:

✨ Te lo explico para que lo entiendas
✨ Habla más despacio para que te entienda

👉 We use it to express purpose (so that…)

This is how we speak in real conversations.

If you’d like to practise this in conversation,
that’s exactly what we do in my course Spanish in Action 🤍

💬 Escribe una frase con para que

Spanish expression you need

Do you want to sound more natural in Spanish?

Learn how to use “siempre y cuando”:

✨ Siempre y cuando tengas tiempo, podemos vernos
✨ Puedes salir, siempre y cuando termines tu trabajo

👉 It means “as long as” and is followed by the subjunctive.

Real Spanish for real conversations.

Ahora te toca a ti…
💬 Escribe una frase con siempre y cuando