Nagore Valera
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Reading time 4 min.The first step is to learn how to use native Spanish in everyday situations. These phrases and expressions can help you to make your conversations more natural and more fluent. To help you speak Spanish like a native speaker, we will explore some of these expressions.
Native spanish expressions
Let’s take a look at some common expressions that will help you understand and speak English more naturally.
1. “Pan comido”
This phrase means that something is easy to do.
Example: “La prueba fue pan comida.”
2. “No estar en tu mejor momento”
It means feeling sick or not very well.
Example: “I’m feeling a bit under the weather today.”
3. “¡Mucha mierda”
This is an expression of good wishes, similar to saying “Good luck!
Example: “¡Mucha mierda en la presentación de hoy!”
4. “Apretar los dientes”
It means to face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage.
Example: “Aprieto los dientes y empiezo la dieta.”
5. “La pelota está en tu tejado”
This implies that it is your turn to take action or make a decision.
Example: “He hecho todo lo que podía, ahora la pelota está en tu tejado.”
6. “Hincar los codos”
It’s a way of saying that you have to study hard.
Example: “Mañana tengo un examen dificil, necesito hincar los codos esta noche.”
7. “Soltar la sopa”
This means revealing a secret.
Example: “No sueltes la sopa de la fiesta sorpresa.”
8. “Coger un atajo”
This expression means to do something as easily and quickly as possible, often at the sacrifice of quality.
Example: “No queremos coger atajos para terminar el proyecto antes. La calidad es nuestra prioridad.”
9. “Poner toda la carne en el asador”
It means making an additional effort or an effort beyond what is required.
Example: “Ella siempre pone toda la carne en el asados para ayudar a sus estudiantes a comprender la asignatura.”
10. “En la misma sintonía”
This phrase means to agree on a particular issue or to have the same understanding of something.
Example: “Antes de proceder con el proyecto, aseguremonos de estar en la misma sintonía.”
How to learn and practice these spanish expressions
Listen and Repeat
One of the best ways to learn Spanish expressions used in everyday situations is to hear them used in real life. Try watching movies or TV shows in Spanish, or listening to music and podcasts.
If you hear an expression that you don’t understand, write it down and do a lookup. Then, try to repeat it a few times until you feel comfortable using it.
Use them in conversation
What better way to learn new Spanish phrases than through practice?
Try to incorporate these phrases into your everyday interactions. They will soon become a natural part of your Spanish vocabulary if you start using them regularly.
Tips for memorising these native spanish expressions
Use Flashcards
Flashcards are a very effective study tool. Write the expression in spanish on one side of the card and its meaning in english on the other.
Review these cards regularly to help you remember these expressions.
Practice with a partner
If you have a friend or study partner who is also learning spanish, you can practise together. Try to use the native spanish expressions in your conversation and correct each other.
Take advantage of language learning apps
Technology has provided us with wonderful tools for language learning, one of the most notable of which are the Talkao applications. These applications facilitate the acquisition of native Spanish expressions by emphasizing the real use of the language.
In short
Mastering native spanish expressions for everyday life not only enables you to understand and participate more effectively in everyday conversations, but also gives you a deeper insight into the culture of spanish-speaking countries.
Although it may seem challenging at first, with the right strategies, tools like Talkao’s apps and, of course, a little practice, you can incorporate these expressions into your spanish vocabulary.
Learning a language is a journey: enjoy the process and celebrate your achievements every step of the way – good luck on your spanish learning adventure!
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Nagore Valera 
Nagore Valera is SEO Manager at Offiwiz S.L as well as Community Manager at Talkao S.L. She has a graduate in education as well as nutrition and health, currently specializing in social education and digital marketing.She has been generating content in different formats, platforms, companies and markets for more than seven years. Born in Spain, she has worked for companies in countries such as France, England, Spain and Colombia.
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