Hola a todas (hello everyone) How was your weekend? Cómo estuvo tu fin de semana? Did you do anything fun? Haces nada divertido? El sabado, me quedé en casa (I stayed home) y me relajé (and relaxed), pero en el domingo me corté mi césped (but on Sunday I mowed my lawn) 😊

Let's learn a few common grocery words today! 🥛 Leche (LEH-cheh) — Milk 🍞 Pan (pahn) — Bread 🥚 Huevo (WEH-voh) — Egg 🧀 Queso (KEH-soh) — Cheese 🍎 Manzana (mahn-SAH-nah) — Apple 🗣️ Practice Try saying each word out loud a few times. The more you say it, the more natural it will feel! 💬 Your Turn! Which of these items is always on your grocery list? Comment using the Spanish word! ✨Every new word you learn is another step toward speaking Spanish with confidence. Keep going!

Let's learn a few common weather words today! ☀️ Sol (sohl) — Sun 🌧️ Lluvia (YOO-vee-ah) — Rain ☁️ Nube (NOO-beh) — Cloud ❄️ Nieve (nee-EH-veh) — Snow 🌬️ Viento (vee-EN-toh) — Wind 🗣️ Practice Try saying these out loud: Hace sol. (AH-seh sohl) ☀️It's sunny. Hay viento. (eye vee-EN-toh) 🌬️It's windy. 💬 Your Turn! What's the weather like where you live today? Try answering in English using one of today's new Spanish words! Example: ☀️We have lots of sol today! Little by little, you're building your Spanish vocabulary. Keep going—you've got this!

Today, you're going to learn how to introduce yourself in Spanish. 1. Hello Hola = Hello Pronounced: OH-lah 2. My name is... Me llamo _____. Pronounced: meh YAH-moh _____ Example: Me llamo Reyna.(My name is Reyna.) 3. Nice to meet you Mucho gusto. Pronounced: MOO-cho GOOS-toh Put it all together: 👩 Person 1: Hola. 👨 Person 2: Hola. 👩 Person 1: Me llamo Reyna. 👨 Person 2: Me llamo David. 👩 Person 1: Mucho gusto. 👨 Person 2: Mucho gusto. 🎉 Congratulations! You just had your first conversation in Spanish. 👇 Practice below: Comment:"Hola, me llamo _____."

My name is Reyna Lacey, I am married, my husband and I have 5 kids together. We currently live in the state of Mississippi (USA). I absolutely love my life, my family, and traveling. Although these days, most of my time is spent working, going home, and then working some more on my side business. 😂 I work at a government office where I also interpret on a daily basis and get hired to interpret in courts around the state. My journey with interpreting actually began when I was about 8 years old. I started interpreting for my parents long before I even knew what interpreting was. I just knew they had taught me Spanish, school had taught me English, and they needed me to tell them what everyone was saying. The greatest feeling was seeing the relief on their faces when they finally understood. Over the years, I've seen that same look of relief on so many other faces throughout my career. That feeling is what inspired me to create this community and begin teaching beginners what I know-Spanish. That, along with my passion for travel, became the inspiration behind this new venture: The Spanish Academy. I've worked as a professional Spanish interpreter, and now I'm excited to share what I've learned in a way that's simple, practical, and beginner-friendly. Whether you're planning to travel and want to communicate with confidence, or you're learning Spanish to use in your everyday life, I hope you'll find this to be a comfortable place where you can be YOU while learning something new and exciting. I'm so glad you're here, and I can't wait to be part of your Spanish journey. Learn. Speak. Connect. Reyna 🩷