Carolina Rodriguez
Carolina is a former classroom teacher with experience in Bilingual Elementary Education in the United States. Now, she uses her prior knowledge to create digital products and bilingual content for teachers and parents to use in the classroom or at home for their children. Carolina also has a passion for travel and teaches others about the places she visits. Aside from teaching and creating products, Carolina enjoys her current home in Mexico City, traveling, hiking, and spending time with family.
When my son wakes up in the morning, the first thing he asks for is his breakfast (desayuno), which usually consists of cereal (cereales), a few slices of banana (plátano), and one or two sliced-up strawberries. A strawberry in Spanish is known as fresa. Latin American Pronunciation European Pronunciation The word was borrowed from the …
The Spanish word áspero comes from the Latin word asper, which means rough in English. This term was associated with the physical and abstract characteristics of a surface and also with a person’s difficult temperament. Latin American Pronunciation European Pronunciation The word áspero is an adjective that can be feminine or masculine depending on the …
The English word television is easy to remember in Spanish because it’s spelled in almost the same way and sounds similar – televisión. The origins of the word come from Greek and Latin. Tele derives from the Greek word τῆλε (tēle) which means far or at a distance and visión comes from the Latin word visio …
The word lobo (wolf) originates from the Latin word lupus which also means wolf. These carnivorous mammals are from the (familia canina) canine family, which are similar to dogs but bigger. Their scientific name is Canis lupus. Latin American Pronunciation European Pronunciation Lobo is a masculine noun, but when speaking about the wolf, you can …
The Spanish word espejo, which means mirror in English, derives from the Latin word speculum. Speculum is taken from the Latin verb specere meaning to see or to look. Espejo reflects the concept of using a mirror as an object for seeing and looking at one’s reflection. Latin American Pronunciation European Pronunciation Espejo is a masculine …
The Spanish masculine noun equipaje means luggage and baggage in English. It comes from the French word equiper which originally meant to embark. The word later took on a different definition, which is to equip. Originally, the definition was more closely related to boarding a ship, as the term equiper is derived from the Germanic …