
In this video, I will give you some reasons why study Spanish.
In this video, you will learn about the Spanish Alphabet and some words starting with them.
In this video, you will learn about the different sounds of letters C and G.
In this video, I will teach you how to introduce yourself to other people and how to ask for their name and age.
In this video, I will teach you the countries and nationalities in Spanish, and how to tell yours and ask for the people's ones.
This is the first grammar video of the course. You will learn:
The sentence structure in Spanish
How to make questions in Spanish
Question words
In Spanish, there are different ways of addressing a person. You can address them informally or formally. In this video, you will learn when to use which type of speech.
In this video, you will learn the numbers from 1 to 10 and how to ask for a person's phone number.
In this video, you will learn about the family members.
In this lesson, you will learn a lot of new grammatical rules in Spanish. In this video, you will learn:
Genres in Spanish – The definite article
Plurals in Spanish – The definite article
In this second part of grammar, you will learn:
The infinitive forms of Spanish
The Simple Present
The Possessive Adjectives
In this video, you will learn about marital statuses.
In this video, you will learn the numbers beyond 10 and up to 1000.
In this video, you will learn the days of the week.
In this video, you will learn the months of the year and also some holidays celebrated in these months in Spanish-speaking countries.
In this video, you will learn the parts of the day.
In this lesson, you will learn a lot of new grammatical rules in Spanish. In this video, you will learn:
Genres in Spanish – The indefinite article
Plurals in Spanish – The indefinite article
In this second part of grammar, you will learn:
Irregular verbs
Reflexive verbs
In this conversational video, you will learn how to ask for the day.
In this conversational video, you will learn how to ask for the time.
In this conversational video, you will learn how to ask for routines or daily habits.
Learn basic Spanish vocabulary for fruits and vegetables at the A1 level, including lemon, apple, strawberry, banana, mango, kiwi, papaya, watermelon, cucumber, and tomato.
Explore Spanish ordinal numbers and their gendered endings, with singular and plural forms using examples like primero and primera, and practice applying masculine and feminine patterns in context.
In this lesson, you will learn a lot of new grammatical rules in Spanish. In this video, you will learn:
Verb Like
Verb Want
In this lesson, you will learn a lot of new grammatical rules in Spanish. In this video, you will learn:
There is and There are
Imperative
Learn to follow a Spanish recipe by using common recipe verbs and conjugations, grasp measurement terms, and apply the imperative form to a step-by-step sequence.
Learn how to express likes and dislikes in Spanish at the A1 level, with practical examples such as loving sports, fondness for French cinema, and disliking morning exercise.
This lesson teaches how to politely ask for a favor in Spanish, using example phrases like could you pass me the salt and could you have me cooking.
Learn the Spanish demonstratives and pronouns with singular and plural forms, gender differences, and near versus far forms, with examples and exercises.
Master prepositions of place in Spanish with gramática lección 5 parte II, exploring behind, in front of, next to, between, on, and under through practical examples for A1 level learners.
Master the Spanish r sounds by distinguishing the strong rolling trill from the soft internal variant, and practice daily, focusing the tongue tip and examples like rojo and ratón.
Learn how the Spanish contraction de el becomes del, with examples like el presidente del pais and del estadio, and note that accents prevent contraction.
Learn basic Spanish weather vocabulary, including frio, caliente, fresco, rainy, sunny, cloudy, snowy, and viento, with practice forming sentences about the climate.
Learn vocabulary for the seasons of the year in Spanish, including primavera, verano, otoño, and invierno, and practice gender with el and la.
Acquire basic Spanish travel vocabulary by naming places to travel, such as the beach, mountain, lake, forest, sea, and the theme park.
Learn basic hotel vocabulary in Spanish, covering reception, lobby, room, elevator (lift), gym, and the bellman, with regional variations and practice phrases from the included exercise.
Learn irregular imperatives and prepositions of movement, including origin with de, destination with a, means of transport, and the ending of a journey, with multiple examples.
Learn practical Spanish weather conversation by using common phrases for talking about today and forecasts. Practice pronunciation and complete exercises to reinforce learning.
Learn practical Spanish phrases to make reservations for hotels, flights, or bus trips, including asking for availability and prices for dates like March 20 and options like an all-inclusive pack.
Learn vocabulary for shopping places in spanish, including the mall, clothing store, electronics store, jewelry store, and department store, to navigate shopping trips in spanish-speaking countries.
Learn how to form the Spanish gerund and use the present continuous with estar. See examples like I am feeling ill, I need to sleep, and they are cooking dinner.
Learn basic A1 Spanish phrases to invite someone to the mall, practice pronunciation, and complete exercises to invite, go shopping, and plan a mall outing.
Learn practical Spanish for shopping, including choosing clothes, asking about color and size, and matching verbs with clothing nouns using direct object forms through sample phrases.
Master conversational Spanish for paying purchases, including asking the total, checking card acceptance, and paying with a card or points in a Spanish-speaking country.
Learn Spanish body parts vocabulary, including la cabeza, el ojo, la oreja, la nariz, la boca, el cuello, el pecho, el brazo, la mano, el dedo, el estómago, la espalda.
Learn basic hospital vocabulary in Spanish, including el hospital, el doctor or la doctora, the nurse, the e.r., the patient, and el seguro de gastos médicos.
Learn the Spanish vocabulary for diseases, including la gripe, la fiebre, la cabeza (headache), el resfriado (the cold), la alergia, el vómito, la diarrea, and la intoxicación.
Learn basic Spanish city vocabulary in this first video, covering places like el cine, el museo, un parque, la biblioteca, la librería, el restaurante, and el supermercado.
Why learn Spanish?
Did you know that Spanish is spoken by more than 500 million people around the globe? Imagine being able to talk with all of them! You will be able to communicate with almost a full continent (America), people in Europe (Spain), and some people in Africa. Spanish-speaking countries offer great opportunities to study, work and travel. Furthermore, learning a foreign language makes you more valuable in an educational or professional environment.
What you will learn
In this course, you will learn basic grammar, initial vocabulary, and conversational content which will allow you to communicate with native Spanish speakers about daily situations.
You will also be able to learn about many Latin-American and Spanish cultures as well. Have you heard about Mexican food? Colombian beaches? Argentinian empanadas? Spanish Paella? In this course, you will learn cultural insights, not only grammar and vocabulary. (Related content will be uploaded periodically.)
After completing this course, you will be able to:
Introduce yourself and ask for other people's information
Talk about your daily habits and routines
Describe all the members of your family
Ask and give the time
Talk about the food and follow a recipe
Express likes and dislikes
Describe the parts of your house and the furniture
Make plans for vacations
Talk about the months
Talk about the weather and different seasons of the year
Talk about shopping
Talk about your health and how to make an appointment with the doctor
Describe your city
Describe objects and compare them
Talk about music and events
Note: The course is taught in English as a basis for beginners, but it will gradually change during this course and the upcoming ones.