Conversational Spanish 1: Master Spoken Spanish (Beginners)

Practice basic Spanish greetings and self-introductions, including saying good morning, asking your name, mucho gusto for nice to meet you, and adios, with a shift from formal to informal conversation.

Master basic Spanish greetings and name exchanges, distinguishing informal 'cómo estás' from formal 'cómo está', and practice hello, good evening, and see you later with 'nos vemos' and 'me llamo'.

Master how to ask and state your place of origin and nationality in formal and informal Spanish. Learn masculine and feminine forms and examples for nationalities.

Master basic Spanish greetings, introductions, and job vocabulary, including masculine and feminine forms. Practice informal conversations and common phrases like see you soon.

Master the Spanish numbers from one to one hundred through pronunciation and repetition, then practice counting in money and time to reinforce order.

Learn to ask someone's age in Spanish and say I am blank years old using numbers from the last lesson, and use formal versus informal forms, adios and como estas.

Review essential Spanish vocabulary for greetings, introductions, asking names and origins, and common formal and informal phrases, including occupations with gender forms and travel expressions.

Master how to ask about birthdays and express dates in Spanish, covering months, date formats, and formal vs informal usage, party invitations, and saying happy birthday.

Practice asking origin, city, and country in Spanish using formal and informal forms, learn pronunciations of place names, respond with 'I come from…', and study nationalities and 'mucho gusto'.

Learn to talk about family members in Spanish, counting relatives and describing ages. Use phrases for father, mother, brother, sister, and whether they are married.

Practice introducing someone to another person in Spanish, ask about her job and if she studies Spanish, and ask what he studies, such as information technology.

Practice discussing social media in Spanish, including asking for usernames, saying my username is, saying I'm going to follow you on Instagram, and asking the name of your YouTube channel.

This lesson reviews module two vocabulary, including forms of cuánto and quién, possessives, gender and number agreement, and the ser vs estar usage for occupation, origin, location, and emotions.

Describe things in Spanish by placing adjectives after the noun. Explore color and size terms such as blue and grande, viejo, nuevo for talking about your casa.

Learn Spanish demonstratives and location words in a classroom, using phrases for here, there, this, and that, and identify desks, chairs, books, rulers, and chalkboards.

Explore basic cafe dialogue in Spanish, learning how to express 'I want' and request items like 'un café, por favor' and 'una empanada,' with correct word order.

Recaps greetings, gender forms, and key phrases from the module, including bienvenido/bienvenida, por favor, me gusta, color forms, classroom items, and pesos.

Learn practical restaurant Spanish for asking for a table, noting party size, and inside seating. Use phrases like we are three, we are here to eat.

Learn to order drinks in Spanish at a restaurant, using I'm going to have and to take constructions, with beer, white chardonnay, or rosé, plus por favor.

Learn to order appetizers in a restaurant using 'would like,' practice ordering wine and beer, and explore regional terms for appetizers across spanish-speaking regions.

Practice ordering main courses in a restaurant, using phrases for the second course, fish, beef, and asking what is recommended.

Master ordering coffee and dessert in a restaurant, including ice cream flavors and what you would like, such as I would like the cherry or a cappuccino.

Finish your meal in Spanish by asking for the bill, saying yes or gracias, paying with a card, and requesting the receipt.

Review restaurant vocabulary for ordering and purchasing, covering informal and formal forms for you would like, menu items, reservations, drinks, and courses.

Practice asking questions when you don’t understand in Spanish, including how to repeat questions and express not understanding, while using basic greetings and common responses.

Practice clarifying conversations in a restaurant scene by using phrases like 'do you speak English?', 'sorry, I don't understand', and 'can you repeat your question?' in Spanish.

Master basic spoken Spanish by learning essential phrases for when you don't understand, asking for a moment to think, and asking for help finding the museum.

Learn to ask for clarification and slower speech in Spanish, use 'lo siento' for apologies, and practice repeating phrases while choosing ice cream you like.

Review the module vocabulary learned so far, compare informal and formal forms, and distinguish singular versus plural usage with phrases like you could and I need.

Practice hotel vocabulary for checking in and choosing a room. Learn how to express bed preferences (two beds or queen size), private bathrooms, and a 24/7 reception, plus check-in times.

Practice hotel check-in dialogues with phrases like we would like to check in. Learn reservations, IDs, passports, breakfast included, and room location for a smooth stay, using Expedia as needed.

Learn Spanish numbers from one hundred to a billion, including hundreds, thousands, and millions. Also learn how years are spoken as full numbers, not digits.

Learn how to check out of a hotel in Spanish, including phrases for paying the bill, asking for keys, and saying have a good day.

Review key Spanish vocabulary from this lesson, including reflexive se forms and gender and number agreement, plus endings like -ción, time expressions, and everyday terms.

Explore seven practical ways to keep practicing Spanish after this course, from Duolingo and YouTube playlists to journaling, workbooks, and free grammar resources.