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Word of the day
la tarde
A1the afternoon
“Trabajo por la tarde.”
I work in the afternoon.
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Food and Shopping: The Words You Need at the Market
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Learning a language is more than memorizing grammar rules. Here you learn through reading, understanding, repetition, and practice. Each article connects to vocabulary and exercises, so what you read today you can use tomorrow.
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View allHow to Introduce Yourself in Spanish
Learn how to say your name, where you are from, what you do, and how to keep a first conversation going, the way native speakers really do it.
15 Common Spanish Verbs Every Beginner Should Know
The verbs you will hear and use every day, with present-tense conjugations, real example sentences, and tips for remembering the irregular ones.
How to Talk About Your Daily Routine
Use reflexive verbs, time expressions, and sequencing words to describe your mornings, afternoons, and evenings in Spanish with confidence.
Featured exercises
View allPresent Tense: Regular -AR, -ER and -IR Verbs
Master the three verb families in the present tense. Learn the endings for every person, the patterns behind them, and the mistakes beginners make most often.
Ser vs. Estar: Choosing the Right "To Be"
Spanish has two verbs for "to be". Learn when to use ser and when to use estar, see how the meaning of a sentence can change, and practise until the choice feels natural.
Por vs. Para: The Most Confusing Prepositions
Por and para both translate as "for", which makes them hard. Learn the core uses of each with clear examples, and practise choosing between them in real sentences.
Practice real conversations
View allDinner at a Madrid Restaurant
Handle a full evening out: book a table, order drinks and food, ask for a recommendation, mention an allergy, choose dessert, and pay by card.
A Job Interview in Spanish
Introduce yourself, describe your experience, talk about strengths and goals, and ask smart questions at the end. A B1 conversation for when Spanish becomes a working language.
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View allA Weekend in Seville
Follow Lucía on a spring weekend in Andalusia: a palace, a tapas bar, a river walk and a souvenir. Tap any word to learn it.
Sunday Lunch with the Family
A warm story about a Spanish family gathering for Sunday lunch. Learn family words, food vocabulary and everyday expressions.
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