Presidential campaigns are supposed to be a competition among ideas and personalities, among Spanish-speaking voters in Texas, Tuesday's primary between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama has also become a ... Read More

Who says history has to be boring? Not Christopher Minster, who has launched the Latin American History site on About.com. One of the things I've enjoyed in looking over Minster's site ... Read More

In a move reminiscent of much-publicized efforts by governments of France and Quebec to make certain that English words don't replace their French equivalents, the state-owned telecommunications company of Venezuela, ... Read More

Inevitably, we all make mistakes when learning a foreign language, often because we try to make it more like the language(s) we already know. Among the mistakes I remember making ... Read More

Learning foreign languages is a good thing, the two leading candidates for the Democratic Party's nomination said in a debate shown on the Spanish-language Univision network Thursday. As might be expected ... Read More

Here's some trivia for you: The Ñ is the only letter in the Spanish alphabet that originated in Spanish. From there it has spread to at least four other languages: ... Read More

As you spend some time talking with Spanish-speaking people, every once in a while you'll run into a word that doesn't have a simple English translation. Usually, those are names ... Read More

It isn't every day that you have the opportunity to watch the moon turn dark, so to mark the occasion of Wednesday night's lunar eclipse, we've put together a list ... Read More

Thursday (Feb 21) evening's debate between Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton will be broadcast in Spanish on the Univision network in the United States. Unlike earlier debates this ... Read More

Both "te quiero" and "te amo" are ways of saying "I love you." But do they mean the same thing? Native Spanish speakers weight in on the matter in our ... Read More