Spanish for Beginners (¡Vamos!) online course
In our self-paced online course, you will take the first steps to mastering your Spanish skills.
The course includes:
- Cultural information
- Vocabulary
- Grammar
- Listening and speaking practice
- Instructor guidance
- Self-paced learning
- Interaction with classmates
- Take the class as long as you want with our monthly subscription plan
At just $30/month, this is one of the most affordable rates you will get for a beginner-level Spanish class. ¡Vamos!
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Phrases of the Week - Sign up for FREE
Common Phrases in Spanish
- Receive two emails each week about commonly used phrases and expressions in Spanish.
- Improve your basic vocabulary with phrases such as “My name is…”
- Feel comfortable using more complex expressions like “Tengo ganas de” in every day conversation. (By the way, “Tengo ganas de” means “I am excited about” or “I feel like.”)
Examples and Explanations
For each phrase, you will receive an explanation and an example of how to use it in conversation. Here is an example:
"Viejo/a” and “antiguo/a” = “old”.
These are generally used to describe things, but can also describe people (though it may be considered rude in some contexts). The word “mayor” is a polite word used to describe people.
For example: "El hombre mayor trabaja en un edificio antiguo/viejo.” (The elderly man works in an old building.)
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Book Recommendations
“Spanish Short Stories” for Beginners by Olly Richards (Beginner)
“Spanish Short Stories” for Beginners by Olly Richards (Beginner)
“Spanish Short Stories” for Beginners by Olly Richards (Beginner)
This collection of short stories includes vocabulary help and summary questions to check for comprehension. (Click on image for link)
“Easy Spanish Reader” by William Tardy (Beginner)
“Spanish Short Stories” for Beginners by Olly Richards (Beginner)
“Spanish Short Stories” for Beginners by Olly Richards (Beginner)
This semi-text book has reading passages and review questions for beginners. The readings are short and have some vocabulary translations to help. (Click on image for link)
“10 años con Mafalda” by Quino (Beginner/Intermediate)
“Spanish Short Stories” for Beginners by Olly Richards (Beginner)
“Como Agua para Chocolate” by Laura Esquivel (Intermediate)
This comic book is about a young girl and her family, school, neighborhood and life. (Similar to Charlie Brown’s character) (Click on image for link)
“Como Agua para Chocolate” by Laura Esquivel (Intermediate)
“Como Agua para Chocolate” by Laura Esquivel (Intermediate)
“Como Agua para Chocolate” by Laura Esquivel (Intermediate)
This story is about a young woman in Mexico who has a passion for cooking. It explores love, food, and life in rural Mexico. (Click on image for link)
“Don Quixote” by Miguel de Cervantes (Advanced)
“Como Agua para Chocolate” by Laura Esquivel (Intermediate)
“Don Quixote” by Miguel de Cervantes (Advanced)
One of the most well-known books in Spanish literature, this is the story of Don Quixote, an adventurous (and wonky) man who goes on quests in search of love and honor. (Click on image for link)