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🇲🇽 Learn Spanish the way Mexicans actually speak it.

AudioHabla just dropped a complete video series on YouTube:

Suena Mexicano - 10 free lessons designed to help you sound confidently Mexican when you speak Spanish. Whether you're just starting out or you already speak Spanish but want to soften that American accent, this series is for you. Real vocabulary. Real pronunciation. The way people actually talk in Mexico.

And that's not all. We're also giving away the first 30 lessons of "AudioHabla: Learn Mexican Spanish," our full audio course built for American English speakers. Five new lessons will be posted weekly.

All of it. Free. On YouTube right now.

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AudioHabla ¿Qué onda? Welcome to AudioHabla! We teach American English speakers authentic Mexican Spanish. The kind people actually speak in Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Querétaro, not the generic textbook version you forgot in high school. Our audio lessons use spaced repetition, bilingual instruction, an...

🥜 ¿Cacahuate, cacahuete o maní?

If you've ever been confused by the different words for "peanut" in Spanish, you're not alone!

In Mexico, we always say cacahuate, and here's the cool part: it comes directly from Nahuatl. The original word tlālcacahuatl literally means "earth cacao" 🌱

Meanwhile, maní traveled a different path, it comes from Taíno, the indigenous language of the Caribbean.

Same little legume, two completely different indigenous origins. That's the beauty of Latin American Spanish! 🌎

Swipe through to learn:

→ Which word is used where
→ The indigenous roots of each term
→ A quick reference guide to sound like a local

Save this post for your next conversation about snacks!

At AudioHabla, we teach you the Spanish that's actually spoken in Mexico, not textbook Spanish. Follow along for more authentic Mexican vocabulary!

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