Today’s Manzanillo Spanish lesson is brought to you by Tyson Scott our local friendly (and favorite) Spanish teacher. He offers classes so you can Learn Spanish In Manzanillo.
Tener is a Spanish verb meaning “to have.” …

This post was sent in by Tyson Scott who is a Spanish teacher and offers Spanish lessons to those interested here: Manzanillo Spanish.
In the beginning, when trying to communicate, it is a good idea to …

Ready to learn some finer points of Spanish? Here is a great explanation of Qué versus Cuál by our resident Spanish teacher Tyson Scott. Remember he offers Spanish lessons every week. Feel free to contact …

The following is a guest post from Shari Levine. Shari Levine currently lives and works in Portland Oregon with her husband and son, but longs for the day when she lives most of the time …

As you may have noticed, its raining, a lot. Isn’t it beautiful how the rain just makes the greenery come alive and turns the air so clear? A few days of downpour and the vegetation …

Now that you have last week’s Spanish Tip on hellos and good byes, let’s move into introductions. The most basic component of any conversation usually starts with a name exchange.  There are two basic ways …

For many of us expats in Manzanillo, learning Spanish is a constant struggle with many ups and downs. It takes a lot of work and dedication. Myself and a few friends have been taking a …

In this day and age of electronic gadgets, iPods, PSPs, XBox 360s, HD TVs, TiVo, Plasma monitors, Surround Sound Dolby Digital speakers and the whole host of other “modern conveniences” that fill every second of …

Green Mole, Black Mole, Yellow Mole, Mole Poblano… So many kinds and so much deliciousness. Mexican Mole (pronounced Mo-Lay) is a rich complex sauce used in Mexican cuisine. The closest thing to it in America …

A while ago we posted an article: You Know You Are A Mexican If… originally found on the amazing Mexico Today Blog. Many of our friends read it and decided that they were indeed Mexican. …