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Your first steps in Spanish
Practise small, complete exchanges instead of learning disconnected lists.
A short routine
Choose one guide. Spend two minutes reading the exchange, two saying it aloud and one answering the exercise. Check the answer, then change a name, place or number. Later, try the exchange without looking. Five minutes is a suggested routine, not a promise of a particular result.
Keep useful details
Write accents and ñ carefully: sí means yes, while si means if; año means year. These are meaningful distinctions, not decoration.
Spanish in Spain and beyond
The examples use everyday Spanish and explain a Spain-specific choice when needed. Spanish varies across regions; a different accent or a regional word is not automatically a mistake.
Practical guides
Find a station, follow simple directions and ask someone to repeat in Spanish.
Shop and ask prices in SpanishAsk about prices, sizes and payment with practical Spanish shopping examples.
Check in at a hotel in SpanishExplain a reservation, ask about breakfast and describe a simple room problem in Spanish.
Tell the time and make plans in SpanishPractise es la una, son las dos and a las with simple meeting arrangements.
Spanish greetings and introductionsStart a conversation, introduce yourself and ask someone’s name.
Order at a café in SpanishPractise a short order and ask for the bill.
Ask clear questions in SpanishUse question words and Spanish punctuation in everyday sentences.
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