Spanish from Spain · A1 to B1 · private beta

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palique.

Aprende a pedir un café, decir tu nombre, contar tu día.
Learn to order a coffee, say your name, talk about your day. Out loud.

A proper Spanish course you speak your way through. Short lessons that explain the grammar, practice that tells you why you got it wrong, a review deck that remembers for you, and a speaking test at the end of every section. You move on when you can say it.

¿Me pone un café con leche? Vale, vale. ¿De dónde eres? Estoy un poco cansado. ¿Cuánto es? A mí también. Encantada. Hasta luego.
How it works

Aprender. Usar. Demostrar.

Learn it, use it, prove it. Every section works the same way, so you always know what's next.

01

Learn it

A real dialogue from a café or a bar in Spain, then the rule explained properly in plain English. No guessing what the grammar is.

me llamo I'm called te llamas you're called se llama they're called
02

Use it

You build the sentences yourself. Get one wrong and it shows exactly which word, and why. Then it brings it back until it sticks.

You wrote Soy cansado Estoy cansado Tired is how you are right now, so estar.
03

Prove it

Every section ends with a spoken test. Meet someone new, order for two, sort out a problem. Use what you learned, out loud, to move on.

“¡Buenas! ¿Qué tal?”
Ayoze, waiting for the ferry
¿Cómo estás? How are you?

Spanish is the loud one. English is the quiet helper. Two typefaces, so you always know which language you're looking at, before you've read a word.

Try one · ¡venga!

Say it in Spanish:
“Good afternoon!”

Tip: type buenos tardes first, and see what the checker says.

The course

From “hola” to holding a conversation.

Three levels, thirty sections, a hundred and fifty lessons, built on the Instituto Cervantes curriculum.

A1 Beginner 8 sections · 40 lessons. Meeting people, numbers, family, cafés, getting around, your day, plans.
A2 Elementary 10 sections · 50 lessons. Shopping, eating out, the three past tenses, the pharmacy, telling your story.
B1 Intermediate 12 sections · 60 lessons. The future, the subjunctive, opinions, renting a flat, seeing the doctor.
Primeros encuentros Números y datos Familia y amigos En el café y en el mercado Por la ciudad La hora y el día a día Tiempo libre Un fin de semana fuera Filled ones are live now.
Español de España

The Spanish they actually speak in Spain.

¿Me pone…?, not ¿puedo tener…? How people really order at a bar counter, from Madrid to Valencia.
Vosotros, properly. Taught from the start, with a note on where they say ustedes instead, like the Canaries.
Checked twice. Every lesson is written once, then reviewed by a second, independent model for mistakes and missing right answers before it ships.

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