Complete Spanish Course: Learn Spanish Fast & Easily TODAY

Explore a day in the life of a Spanish learner in Milan, from morning routines to teaching, work, and leisure, while practicing everyday verbs and indefinite articles.

Master the Spanish present tense by recognizing ar, er, ir verbs and conjugating regular verbs like amar, comer, vivir; apply its uses: facts, habits, near future, truths, and historical present.

Learn how irregular verbs behave in the present indicative, present subjunctive, and imperative by applying three tricks and four common patterns that alter vowels, consonants, or endings.

Master Spanish reflexive verbs and reciprocal forms, learning how reflexive pronouns precede the conjugated verb, recognize infinitives ending in se, and form negations with no before the pronoun.

Learn to describe weekly routines in Spanish using days of the week, plural forms such as on mondays and on tuesdays, and the irregular verbs hacer and ir.

Learn the Spanish verb tener to have, covering age, possession, physical sensations, and states of mind, plus tener que for obligation and the irregular conjugation.

Explore the city of Buenos Aires while learning how to use hay and está/están to express existence and location, with practical examples.

Learn when to use muy for quality and mucho for quantity, with muy as an invariable adverb and mucho agreeing with noun gender and number, and the opposite poco.

Learn practical Spanish by exploring neighborhood vocabulary, from bars and bakeries to supermarkets, banks, bookstores, pharmacies, newsstands, and parks, with everyday dialogues and transportation terms like metro and bus stops.

Learn home vocabulary by exploring an apartment with six rooms: living room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, study, and terrace, plus furniture and appliances like sofa, fridge, dishwasher, bed, washing machine.

Learn to describe where things are in Spanish by using contracted prepositions del and al and the estar conjugation, with practical phone-location phrases.

Explore the pair ser and estar in Spanish: use ser for permanent characteristics, dates, material, and possession, and estar for temporary states and locations.

Master Spanish possessive adjectives such as mi and su, learn masculine and feminine forms in singular and plural, and note possessives precede the noun or follow it for emphasis.

Learn to express movement in Spanish using ir + en with transport means, ir + a for destinations, and the ir conjugation, including exceptions for going on foot or horseback.

Master street directions in a Spanish-speaking city using 'excuse me' for formal and informal use, with four directions: take the metro, turn right, cross the street, go straight.

Master essential transport vocabulary for buying tickets and travel, including single, one-way, round-trip, and weekly passes, plus departures, arrivals, take-offs, landings, and the irregular verb preferir.

Discover holiday options from Lanzarote’s beaches and Timanfaya to Patagonia’s trekking, and learn the difference between ¿por qué? and porque, plus how querer expresses wishes.

Learn essential travel packing by listing must-have items like passport or id, money, tickets, travel insurance, maps, sunscreen, and other essentials for a smooth trip.

Clarifies when to use por or para in Spanish, covering reasons, exchanges, durations, means, destinations, recipients, prices, and opinions with practical examples.

Learn to ask and tell the time using the 12-hour and 24-hour clocks, with phrases for hours, minutes, and opening hours like what time does the pharmacy open.

Learn how to use saber to express knowledge and ability, with saber + noun and saber + infinitive, and review its irregular conjugation through clear examples.

Master adverbs of frequency in Spanish, learn common terms from always to never, and place them for emphasis with or without the double negative using no.

Master Spanish time expressions by learning seasons, months, and dates using the preposition en, and by forming ordinal days and year notation.

Explore how to describe the weather in Spanish, from hot and sunny to windy and snowy, and talk about temperature with phrases like it's 20 degrees.

Learn to express tastes in Spanish with gustar in the present tense, using examples like I like to read and I like tapas while exploring free-time activities.

Learn to use gustar and related verbs with indirect object pronouns to express who likes something and how much. Explore amar, encantar, and odiar for intensity.

Learn to ask questions and answer questions about likes and preferences in Spanish, using también and tampoco to express agreement or disagreement in positive and negative statements.

Explore Spanish food and customs through the four daily meals—breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack, and dinner. Learn typical times, dishes, and beverages like coffee, across Spain, Argentina, and Latin America.

Explore a balanced diet and learn Spanish adjectives and adverbs of quantity, such as little, enough, a lot, too much, and DEMASIADO, MUCHO, and BASTANTE.

Learn how to order drinks and meals in Spanish, ask about dietary needs, request the check, and express immediate future plans with ir a + infinitive.

Learn essential office expressions and actions in Spanish, from desk and computer equipment to sending emails, scheduling meetings, and preparing a budget, to help you survive on the job.

Master the present continuous and gerund in Spanish: estar plus gerund, regular and irregular forms, reflexive placement. Learn four uses: momentary actions, ongoing actions, temporary actions, and actions begun recently.

Learn to set up a meeting in Spanish for formal and informal contexts, including a video conference, using poder and quedar, with prompts to propose dates, agree, or counter-propose.

Explore how to ask for opinions and express them in Spanish, using phrases like what do you think, parecer, and gustar, and how to agree or disagree.

Learn to express negation in Spanish across three categories: weak neutral, strong, and double negation, with examples like no + information and never + information for work and life.

Master the imperative to give orders, give advice, and ask for things in Spanish. Learn affirmative forms for ar/er/ir verbs, handle common irregulars, and place pronouns at the end.

Master the present perfect in Spanish by identifying its uses for recent actions and life experiences, and form it with haber plus past participle, including common irregulars.

Explore the Spanish preterite, marking completed actions in the distant past with time indicators, and learn regular AR, ER, IR conjugations and common irregulars.

Learn how to express childhood memories using the imperfect tense in Spanish, covering habitual actions, past descriptions, people and places, and two simultaneous actions with regular and irregular verbs.