Canon Spanish

09/16/2026

The word “se” is everywhere in Spanish… but it doesn’t always mean the same thing! 👀

From “Juan se lava” to “Se venden casas,” its meaning changes depending on how it’s used.

📚 Take a look at our new Canon Spanish lesson and discover some of its most common uses.

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💬 And tell us: Which use of “se” is the most confusing for you?

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09/16/2026

09/16/2026

🇲🇽 Have you ever heard someone say **“¡agarra la onda!”** and wondered what they meant? 😅

Today, we’re explaining this very common expression in Mexican Spanish. 👀✨

▶️ Watch the video and learn how to **“agarrar la onda”**! 😎

09/15/2026

🇪🇸 Spanish has little details that can make a BIG difference!
Today we’re learning about the personal “a” — a small word that English speakers often forget. 👀
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09/10/2026

🇪🇸 One of the first Spanish structures that confuses English speakers: “me gusta.”
Why don’t we say “yo gusto”? 🤔
The answer is in the way Spanish uses the verb gustar.
Swipe through the image and discover how it works with real examples. 📚🐱
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09/07/2026

🤔 Why do Spanish speakers say “Hace frío,” “Está frío,” or “Es frío”?
They may look very similar, but each one has a different use. ❄️🇪🇸
👉 Take a look at our infographic and learn how to choose the right expression depending on the context.
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09/03/2026

🤔 One little Spanish verb, so many meanings!
Have you ever wondered what “quedar” means? 👀
It can mean to meet, to be located, to have something left, or even to fit—depending on the context!
Swipe through the image and discover how to use it naturally in Spanish. 🇪🇸📚
💬 Which meaning of “quedar” was new to you? 👇