Built a list of the 100 most basic but well used verbs in Spanish woth the English translations copier.
For new learners, knowing all these 100 puts you in a very good place to form sentences.
Making all these for my TikTok @rumbospanish if you want anymore of this kinda things, also have loads more free things I’ve built at rumbo
I’ve been making Spanish cheat sheets and content for my TikTok page @rumbospanish
Posted on here before and it was well received and them also thought I’d share them here too as peiple on TikTok seemed to like them.
Disfruta xx
KEEP getting this **** wrong, made a quiz to try drill it all in so sharing here.
Honestly make all these types of quizzes actually seems to be helping but this is still the bane of my life…
Nah I had no clue Wemmbu was goated like that
Turns out I know nothing about wemmbu
There are loads of vids out there explaining it but couldn’t really find many actually quizzing you so I had a go at building one.
Hope people find it somewhat useful, editing is still crap but starting to enjoy making these un poquito
Gracias x
Finding all of these really useful personally so started building out a little repertoire on my YouTube. Few people mentioned practising subjunctive and never met a Spanish studier who likes the subject so thought I’d drop it here again.
Lmk how anybody gets on
I posted about a Por vs Para quiz recently ànd got a great response ànd loads of people said they liked the idea and wanted to see a few other topics so sharing this here.
Trying to work my way through the key grammar topic areas og there’s anything else people would wanna see give me a shout!
Gracias a todos
I genuinely thought I knew Unstable, got about 7 right, tell me if I’m just stupid please
There are loads of vids out there explaining it but couldn’t really find many actually quizzing you so I had a go at building one.
Hope people find it somewhat useful, very comfortable to admit my editing skills leave a lot to be desired.
Gracias x
Hola todos, I’ve been making these little resources for my TikTok page (@rumbospanish) for a while now, they’ve got decent traction and genuinely enjoy making them so going to keep posting them, but curious whether people actually find them useful or interesting at all.
Any thoughts or feelings on these would be appreciated or any other similar kinda topics that could be cool? Quite like posting them here too ànd getting real people’s thoughts instead of that one random account that seems to keep stalking my TikTok.
FYI: doing the 6 country comparison thing because i’ve actually built a spanish app that covers all 6 variants properly bevause if we bring real sometimes they aren’t even the same language, app is linked here if anyone wants to check it out https://rumbospanish.app x
Gracias chichos 🇪🇸
Hey everyone, long time lurker and occasional commenter here. I've been building a Spanish learning app called Rumbo and as part of that I've been making grammar resources to help explain the concepts that trip learners up most. Thought I'd share these here because honestly they stand on their own regardless of whether you use the app or not — these are just genuinely useful references.
This carousel covers the five grammar points that got the most saves and comments when I posted them — ser vs estar, por vs para, preterite vs imperfect, the subjunctive triggers, and the three conditional types. All the ones that people consistently say nobody has ever explained properly to them before.
Hope they're useful. Happy to answer questions on any of them in the comments — grammar questions especially, that's kind of my thing at this point.
Hey all, I’ve recently finishing building a Soanish speaking app called Rumbo. I’ve been learning Spanish for 10 years on ànd off and never found a way I loved so I’ve built Rumbo (direction). It has a 2-minute test places you precisely on the CEFR scale, then you pick your goal (travel, work, conversation, whatever) and your dialect (Castilian, Mexican, Argentine, Colombian, Costa Rican, or Puerto Rican). Your whole plan is built around those answers, not a generic curriculum. A few things I think genuinely set it apart:
Grammar that explains itself — not just "here's a phrase," but why it works, so you can build sentences you've never seen before instead of just recognizing memorized ones. You produce, not just recognize — AI conversation practice from day one where you actually construct responses, not multiple choice. Dialect-first — pick your variant before lesson one, so you're not learning Castilian and getting blindsided in Mexico
The free mode has a taster lesson, media library, and flashcards, no card needed.
Built this solo, still actively improving it, would love feedback and thoughts, genuinely happy to answer anything about it here. Gracias