My name is Sheri Summers, and I live in Panama where Spanish shows up all around me every day: on signs, doors, menus, labels, packages, shops, and everyday errands.
And here’s what I’ve noticed.
You may already be seeing useful Spanish words all the time. You just may not know what they mean yet.
I’ll show you what it means, how to think about it, and how to recognize it if you see it again.
No pressure. No grammar overwhelm. Just small, useful Spanish discoveries to help you feel a little more confident, one clue at a time.
Example: If you see leche entera, you may already know leche means milk. Then we’ll look for the clue in entera together.
These tips are especially helpful for travelers, expats, and older adults who want practical Spanish without memorizing long vocabulary lists.
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