Hi, I’m Lorenzo. I really enjoy Malaga’s cuisine, which is why I know lots of interesting places to share with my friends. University education: Bachelor’s degree in Psychology. Specialized training in Spanish as a foreign language: Certificate of Teaching Proficiency (CAP), DELE A1/A2 examiner accreditation. Languages: Spanish and English. Professional experience in teaching Spanish as … Read more
There are dishes that need no introduction. In Spain, the croquette is one of them. Small in size but enormous in meaning, it has become a true icon of Spanish gastronomy. In this MaestroMío article, we explore why the croquette is much more than a recipe: it is memory, tradition, and a symbol of identity … Read more
I love TV series, movies, and history, and if it’s a historical movie, even more so. I’m a loyal Manchester United fan. In fact, if they win an important game, you’ll probably see me wearing their jersey the next day. I also love sharing random facts. By the way, did you know that penguins have … Read more
A lover of languages, culture, and the arts, I have a deep passion for teaching and human connection. I currently enjoy sharing Spanish language and culture with international students in my hometown of Málaga through MaestroMío. Academic Background Bachelor’s Degree in Translation and Interpreting – University of Málaga and University of Rennes II (France) Master’s … Read more
In Spanish, many words sound the same with B or V, which sometimes makes us hesitate when writing. But don’t worry! With these rules, you’ll know when to use each one. When to use “B” Words that end in -bir (except “vivir”, “servir” and “hibernar”). Examples: escribir, recibir, percibir. Words that end in -buir. Examples: … Read more
If there is something that really stands out in Spanish culture—beyond its popular festivals, gastronomy, and unique way of living in the streets—it is the way residents and visitors enjoy outdoor life. In April, when spring arrives and the sun begins to warm the cities, Madrid and Málaga become perfect places to explore, relax, and … Read more
If there is something that truly stands out in Spanish culture—beyond its popular festivals and gastronomy—it is the way Europe Day is celebrated in Spanish cities such as Madrid, Seville, or Valencia. Every May 9th, the city becomes a vibrant cultural crossroads where Spanish traditions meet European influences. Erasmus+ programs play a key role, allowing … Read more
My name is Eugenia. I love meeting people from different cultures, visiting museums and historical monuments. In general, I love to laugh, have fun, and enjoy nature. University education: Bachelor’s degree in Primary Education from the University of Malaga. Specialized ELE training: Spanish courses at the MaestroMío school. Languages: Spanish and English. Professional experience in … Read more
Spanish is a language spoken in many countries, but each region has its own accent, vocabulary, and expressions. Spain and Mexico share the same language, yet there are several differences in pronunciation, grammar, and word usage. Here are the most important ones. 1. Pronunciation One of the main differences lies in how certain letters are … Read more
The expressions “a ver” and “haber” are often confused in writing because they sound the same, but they have completely different meanings. Below, we explain when each one is used and how to distinguish them with practical examples. 1. “A ver” – Expression indicating intention or curiosity What does it mean? “A ver” is an … Read more
