My Daily Spanish

Learn Spanish with a real-life vlog 🇪🇸


This video is especially helpful for A2 to B2 learners who want to improve their listening with more natural Spanish, but without jumping into content that feels too hard.


Lucía takes you through Seville on a 3-hour walk to get her favorite breakfast, so you can hear useful everyday vocabulary, clear pronunciation, and real expressions in context.


It is a simple but underrated way to build comprehension while enjoying the story.
Watch here: I walked 3 hours to get my favorite breakfast | Spanish Comprehensible Input (vlog en español)


In the comments, tell us (in Spanish): Would you walk 3 hours for your favorite breakfast?


#LearnSpanish #SpanishVlog #SpanishListening #MyDailySpanish

5 days ago | [YT] | 34

My Daily Spanish

April Fools is fun... but Spanish verb tenses are no joke 😅

If Spanish tenses still confuse you, this free guide can help.

Our Complete Spanish Verb Tenses Guide is a helpful resource for learners around A2 to B2 level who want a clearer, more organized way to understand how Spanish tenses work.

It’s especially useful if you keep forgetting when to use certain past tenses or feel overwhelmed by conjugations.

Download it free here: mydailyspanish.com/the-complete-spanish-verb-tense…

In the comments, tell us: which Spanish tense confuses you the most?

#LearnSpanish #SpanishVerbTenses #IntermediateSpanish #MyDailySpanish

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 142

My Daily Spanish

One reason many Spanish learners stay stuck is not lack of effort. It is bad study habits.


If you are around A2 to B1 and want to learn Spanish more effectively, this video will help you spot 7 common mistakes that slow learners down and make progress feel harder than it needs to be.


Watch here: https://youtu.be/mELmn6yocPU?si=tasjo... ⬇️

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 63

My Daily Spanish

A lot of Spanish learners reach a point where they know the basics... but still get stuck in real conversations.

What feels hardest for you right now? 😅
1️⃣ Understanding fast talkers
2️⃣ Using the subjunctive
3️⃣ Remembering specific idioms
4️⃣ Thinking of what to say next

Comment your answer below 👇

To help you move past that intermediate plateau, we put together 100 Intermediate Spanish Phrases you can start using right away.

Download the free guide here: mydailyspanish.com/100-intermediate-spanish-phrase…

4 weeks ago | [YT] | 122

My Daily Spanish

Stop practicing Spanish in a vacuum.

Most Spanish learners stick to textbooks, but real fluency happens in the "chaos" of daily life—like the fast-paced environment of a live radio station.

In this vlog, I take you behind the scenes at Canal Sur Radio in Andalusia.

This isn’t just a "watch me work" video; it’s a dedicated immersion tool for A2, B1, and B2 learners to:

✅ Practice listening to natural, unscripted Spanish.
✅ Learn professional and casual "media" vocabulary.
✅ Train your ear to different southern Spanish accents.

If you feel like your listening skills are stuck, this is the "real-world" bridge you need.

Watch the full vlog here ⬇️

1 month ago | [YT] | 73

My Daily Spanish

Drowning in Spanish verb conjugations? 🤯

For Spanish learners, juggling the past, conditional, and subjunctive is the #1 reason you freeze up in conversations. Relying on messy notes and 10 different browser tabs to check irregular verbs just makes it worse.

You need one clear map. The Complete Spanish Verb Tenses Guide is the ultimate cheat sheet to organize the chaos.

It covers ALL the Spanish verb tenses, with regular verbs (-ar, -er, -ir), plus the most stubborn irregulars like ser, ir, and hacer.

Grab this free PDF and you will:
✅ Have every major tense (Indicative, Subjunctive, and Imperative) in one clean spot.
✅ Stop second-guessing tricky conjugations.
✅ Clear your study clutter so you can actually focus on speaking.

👉 Download your free copy here: mydailyspanish.com/the-complete-spanish-verb-tense…

👇 Tell us in the comments: Which irregular verb always trips you up the most when you are trying to speak? Let us know below!

1 month ago | [YT] | 74

My Daily Spanish

The biggest lie about Ser vs. Estar 🇪🇸

If you’re an intermediate learner (A2-B2), you were probably taught that Ser is for permanent things and Estar is for temporary things.

The problem? That rule falls apart fast in the real world. Relying on it is exactly why you still freeze mid-sentence or accidentally tell someone "I am a boring person" (soy aburrido) instead of "I am bored" (estoy aburrido). 🤦‍♂️

You don't need to memorize 50 different exceptions—you just need better mental shortcuts.

This 12-minute video is the underrated key to finally locking down Spanish's most confusing verbs. It breaks down the exact frameworks native speakers use naturally.

Watch this guide and you will:
✅ Learn the "PLACE" trick so you never misuse Estar again.
✅ Understand how changing the verb completely changes the meaning of a word.
✅ Finally stop translating in your head.

👉 Watch the complete breakdown in the video below.
(Stick around for the 10-question quiz at the end to prove you’ve got it! 🎯)

1 month ago | [YT] | 79

My Daily Spanish

💬 I made this video for 2025…
But if you want to learn Spanish in 2026, everything still applies. 😄

If I didn’t speak Spanish and wanted to start from scratch this year, this is what I’d do.

Inside the video, I break down 10 powerful learning methods (plus a bonus tip!) that actually work — no fluff, no overwhelm.

🎯 Whether you're just starting or rebooting your Spanish journey in 2026, this video will help you:
✔️ Build a routine that sticks
✔️ Avoid common beginner mistakes
✔️ Actually speak Spanish — not just study it

📺 Watch now, and let’s make this the year you finally become confident in Spanish.

👇 Tell me in the comments: Which of these tips are you going to try first?

#learnspanish #spanish2026 #studyspanish #spanishlanguage #mydailyspanish

1 month ago | [YT] | 63

My Daily Spanish

Married to a Mexican woman but can’t speak Spanish?! 😲

True story:
I knew a guy named "Dave." He had lived in Mexico for 3 years and was married to a local woman.

You’d think he was fluent, right?
Nope. When he opened his mouth, he admitted: “Umm… yo hablar español no mucho.”

How is that even possible?

Many learners think "immersion" is a magic pill. They think if they move to a Spanish-speaking country, fluency will just happen.

The Reality: It is shockingly easy to get trapped in an "English Bubble" abroad. You get an English-speaking job, find English-speaking friends, and stop studying because you think living there is enough.

The Good News: You don't need a plane ticket to get fluent. In fact, you can often learn faster at home because you are more intentional with your time.

Don't wait for immersion to happen to you. Create a "mini-Mexico" at home: switch your phone language, listen to Spanish radio, and talk to yourself!

And if you want a step-by-step plan that includes this kind of practice plus personalized coaching to fast-track your results...

Check out the Spanish Language Accelerator, our immersive coaching program designed to get you speaking and understanding Spanish fast.

👉 Click here to see if it’s the right fit for you: mydailyspanish.com/spanish-accelerator-program/

1 month ago | [YT] | 88

My Daily Spanish

The hardest part of learning Spanish isn't starting...

It’s that messy middle phase where you aren't a beginner, but you definitely aren't fluent yet.

Does this sound like your current situation?
A. Great reading skills, frozen speaking skills. 🧊
B. You know the grammar, but can't use it fast enough.
C. You feel like you're working hard but staying in the same place.
D. A, B, and C.

If you nodded yes, you are in the "Intermediate Plateau."

Let's get you unstuck. We created a FREE Spanish Study Guide to give you a better strategy. It’s a simple roadmap to help you stop spinning your wheels and start moving forward again.

📥 Download here: mydailyspanish.com/study-guide-youtube

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