Guided lessons
01 · ¡Hola!
02 · En una cafetería
03 · Por la ciudad
Español · España
Learn Spanish from Spain for everyday life
Learn Spanish from Spain with practical dialogues, clear explanations and free guides. Practise greetings, café orders and travel phrases with exercises.
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Vocabulary
el café · la leche · el agua
Dialogues
— ¿Qué tal?
— Muy bien, gracias.
Stories
Ana entra en una cafetería.
Pide un café con leche.
Grammar & verbs
hablar
yo hablo · tú hablas · ella habla
Practice
Yo hablo español.
¿Y tú?
Example preview · Español
Practical guides
Practical guidesLearn. Practise. Use it.
Spanish greetings and introductions
Start a conversation, introduce yourself and ask someone’s name. Practise hola, me llamo and cómo te llamas in one short, complete Spanish exchange.
Order at a café in Spanish
Practise a short café order and ask for the bill. Learn to ask for a coffee, add por favor and gracias, and pay without switching back to English.
Ask clear questions in Spanish
Use question words and Spanish punctuation in everyday sentences. Practise qué, dónde, cuándo and cómo, and the inverted mark that opens each question.
Ask for directions in Spain
Find a station, follow simple directions and ask someone to repeat more slowly. Practise derecha, izquierda and todo recto with real Spanish examples.
Shop and ask prices in Spanish
Ask about prices, sizes and payment with practical Spanish shopping examples, from cuánto cuesta to paying by card and asking for a different size.
Check in at a hotel in Spanish
Explain a reservation, ask about breakfast and describe a simple room problem in Spanish, with the phrases you actually need at a hotel desk in Spain.
Tell the time and make plans in Spanish
Practise es la una, son las dos and a las with simple meeting arrangements, so you can agree a time and a place to meet someone and confirm it in Spanish.
Start with meaning, then speak
Read a short exchange, understand what each expression does, and try it with your own details. Start with Hola, me llamo Alex (Hello, my name is Alex), then add Soy de Canadá (I’m from Canada). Learning a complete exchange gives each new word a job.
A Spanish learning app and a translator
Espanol Lingo brings learning and practice together. The companion translator is for checking meaning in context. Translation and speech recognition can make mistakes; neither replaces your own judgment.
Explore before downloading
Read the free web guides below and try the exercises without an account. Begin with introductions, then practise ordering a drink, finding a station and arranging a meeting. Return to an example after a day and say it with your own details.
Espanol Lingo Translator
TranslatorSpanish translator for text and voice
Use the Espanol Lingo translator to work with Spanish text and supported voice input, check meaning in context and keep the phrases you want to reuse.
