Courses
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Three to start with and three for later. The daily lessons teach you to say things, the verbs are the part of Spanish that rewards a reference you trust, and pronunciation is a short job worth doing properly once. Travel, business and the DELE exam each assume a few weeks of the daily course behind you. Everything else on the site, the reviews, the games, the guides, is free practice around them.
Daily lessons · everyday Spanish
One short lesson a day covering the phrases you would actually use: greetings, your name, ordering food, asking directions, numbers and time. Each day explains why the Spanish works the way it does, then quizzes you and unlocks the next.
Not started · begin with Day 1
Verbs · conjugation that explains itself
The irregular verbs you need first and the three regular models, each with the present and past, the Spain-only form, two sentences you could say today, and the one thing about that verb that catches learners out.
Pronunciation · the sounds and the spelling
Spanish spelling tells you exactly how a word sounds. Nine sounds, the rolled r, the silent h, and the c that is an s in Latin America and a th in Spain, with audio and a drill. A short job, done once.
Spanish for travel
Twenty days built around a trip, from the airport to checking out of the hotel. Assumes the daily lessons to around day 30.
Business Spanish
Email, meetings, and the register that sits above polite. Assumes the daily lessons to around day 45.
DELE A2 exam preparation
The official exam that certifies what the first half of the daily course teaches, section by section.