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A beginner-friendly course β€” a complete A1–A2 foundation in pronunciation, grammar, culture, vocabulary, and real conversation.

A Complete A1–A2 Spanish Course

Organized by CEFR level. Each level pairs its everyday topics with the core grammar that makes them work β€” from your first sounds and sentences (A1) to talking about the past and comparing things (A2). Start at A1 and build up, or jump anywhere. Your progress saves automatically.

A1 β€” Breakthrough (Beginner)

Your first foundations β€” the sounds and core grammar of Spanish, plus survival topics: greetings, numbers, family, weather, and daily life.

1

Pronunciation Basics

The five clean vowels, consonants, stress rules, and the sounds of Spanish.

2

Greetings & Essentials

Say hello, be polite, introduce yourself, and choose tΓΊ vs. usted.

3

Numbers, Time & Dates

Count, tell the time, and talk about days, months, and schedules.

4

Family & Descriptions

Name family members and describe people's looks and personality.

5

Weather, Seasons & Nature

Describe the weather, the seasons, and the natural world around you.

6

Home & Daily Routines

Your living space, household items, and the rhythm of your day.

πŸ“ A1 grammar β€” the foundations

G1

Nouns, Gender & Articles

Noun gender, el/la/un/una, plurals, and the contractions al and del.

G2

Adjectives & Agreement

Make adjectives agree in gender and number, where they go, and buen/gran.

G3

The Present Tense

Subject pronouns, regular -ar/-er/-ir verbs, negation, and questions.

G4

Ser, Estar & Gustar

The two verbs for “to be”, tener expressions, and the verb gustar.

G5

Everyday Structures

Possessives, this/that, ir a + infinitive, the -ing form, and reflexives.

A2 β€” Waystage (Elementary)

Real everyday interaction β€” plus the past tense and comparisons: eating out, shopping, getting around, health, work, travel, and feelings.

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Food & Dining

Order in a restaurant, talk about meals, and express food preferences.

8

Shopping, Clothing & Colors

Shop with confidence β€” clothing, colors, sizes, and transactions.

9

Directions & Transportation

Ask the way and get around by bus, metro, taxi, and on foot.

10

Health, Body & Medical

Say what hurts, describe symptoms, and handle a pharmacy or clinic.

11

Hobbies, Sports & Leisure

Talk about free time, sports, and what you like to do.

12

Work, Professions & Education

Discuss jobs, the workplace, studies, and your background.

13

Technology & Digital

Phones, the internet, apps, and staying in touch online.

14

Emotions & Relationships

Express how you feel and navigate friendships and relationships.

15

Travel & Tourism

Plan trips, book a room, and explore a new place in Spanish.

πŸ“ A2 grammar

G6

Talking About the Past

The preterite and imperfect β€” completed events vs. description and habit.

G7

Making Comparisons

mΓ‘s/menos…que, tan…como, superlatives, and mejor/peor/mayor/menor.

Study Tools

Learning skills, reference, and practice across the whole course.

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Pronunciation Reader

Type any Spanish text and hear it read aloud, with syllables, stress, and phonetics.

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Glossary

Every word from all the lessons in one searchable place β€” with audio and a review deck.

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Dialogues & Readings

Short conversations that recycle the vocabulary β€” with audio, a hide-English mode, and questions.

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Cheat Sheet

The most common everyday phrases on one printable page β€” greetings, questions, numbers, emergencies.

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Can-Do Checklist

Track your progress against the CEFR A1–A2 "can-do" goals, with bars that save as you go.

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AI & Digital Learning

Use AI tools strategically to accelerate your Spanish β€” prompting, workflows, and habits.

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Finished the basics? Continue to Intermediate (B1–B2)

New lessons on the past tenses, the subjunctive, object pronouns, ser vs. estar, conditionals, and real fluency β€” then on to Advanced (C1–C2) for the complete A1-to-C2 route.

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