Reference.

Where Spanish and English are built differently, and where English leads you astray.

Forty words that look like English but mean something else.

B or V, G or J, accents, the upside-down marks: how Spanish is written.

The sound system: ñ, ll, rr, j, seseo and ceceo.

The linking words that make a paragraph read like a paragraph.

The words people say ten times a day (¡vale, hala, joder!), tagged by strength.

Fifty sayings, each with a literal translation, its meaning and when to use it.

Twenty-five Spanish jokes and puns.

The questions every B1+ learner asks, answered plainly.

Vocabulary grouped by topic: food, politics, the body and more.