Your course
Spanish for Day-to-Day
The world
Every place this course takes you. Pick one to go there.
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- El portal — Open You are here. React, agree, disagree and encourage like a native — the tiny everyday Spanish phrases you hear constantly but never find in a textbook.
- La escalera — Not open yet. Finish the step before it to open this place. El portal del número siete, en la calle del Olmo
- El reloj — Not open yet. Finish the step before it and play its scene to open this place. How to tell the time like a native — ser vs son, quarter past and quarter to, la madrugada, and the vocabulary for clocks and watches.
- La plaza — Not open yet. Finish the step before it to open this place. Un banco junto al reloj de la plaza, al final de la calle del Olmo
- El probador — Not open yet. Finish the step before it and play its scene to open this place. Ask prices like a local, survive the fitting room with quedar, and handle the rapid-fire checkout script without breaking a sweat.
- La boutique — Not open yet. Finish the step before it to open this place. Un puesto de fruta y la boutique de al lado, en la calle del Olmo
- El bar — Not open yet. Finish the step before it and play its scene to open this place. Learn the phrases that will make waiters smile and your dining experience in Spain infinitely better.
- La barra — Not open yet. Finish the step before it to open this place. La barra del bar de la esquina, a la hora del menú
- El cajero — Not open yet. Finish the step before it and play its scene to open this place. From splitting the bill to opening a bank account — the money vocabulary Spaniards really use, including how to say you are broke.
- La ventanilla — Not open yet. Finish the step before it to open this place. El cajero de la esquina y la ventanilla de dentro, en la calle del Olmo
- La parada — Not open yet. Finish the step before it and play its scene to open this place. Master the three weather verbs, complain about the heat like a local, grade the rain from drizzle to deluge — and never say estoy caliente by accident.
- La espera — Not open yet. Finish the step before it to open this place. La marquesina de la parada, en la calle del Olmo
- El mercado — Not open yet. Finish the step before it and play its scene to open this place. Describe flavours, confess your sweet tooth, and complain the soup needs salt — talk about food the way Spaniards actually do.
- La sobremesa — Not open yet. Finish the step before it to open this place. El comedor de Loli, en la calle del Olmo, ya en la sobremesa
- La azotea — Not open yet. Finish the step before it and play its scene to open this place. Answer the phone, survive a bad connection, and decode WhatsApp abbreviations — sound natural on the phone and in Spanish group chats.
- La llamada — Not open yet. Finish the step before it to open this place. La azotea del edificio, en la calle del Olmo, entre la ropa tendida
- El piso — Not open yet. Finish the step before it and play its scene to open this place. Decode Spanish flat adverts, talk to landlords with confidence, and describe your new home — the vocabulary flat-hunters actually need.
- Las llaves — Not open yet. Finish the step before it to open this place. El portal de la calle del Olmo y, subiendo, el piso de Nando, ya con las cajas hechas
The pathway
0 of 18 steps completed
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Step 1 · beginner
Everyday Phrases Textbooks Never TeachReact, agree, disagree and encourage like a native — the tiny everyday Spanish phrases you hear constantly but never find in a textbook.
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Scene · El portal del número siete, en la calle del Olmo
La escalera
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Step 2 · beginner
Telling the Time in Spanish: The Complete Guide
How to tell the time like a native — ser vs son, quarter past and quarter to, la madrugada, and the vocabulary for clocks and watches.
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Scene · Un banco junto al reloj de la plaza, al final de la calle del Olmo
La plaza
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Step 3 · beginner
Shopping in Spanish: From Market Haggling to the Fitting Room
Ask prices like a local, survive the fitting room with quedar, and handle the rapid-fire checkout script without breaking a sweat.
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Scene · Un puesto de fruta y la boutique de al lado, en la calle del Olmo
La boutique
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Step 4 · intermediate
Ordering Food Like a Local
Learn the phrases that will make waiters smile and your dining experience in Spain infinitely better.
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Scene · La barra del bar de la esquina, a la hora del menú
La barra
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Step 5 · intermediate
Money Talk — Pay, Split and Save Like a Native
From splitting the bill to opening a bank account — the money vocabulary Spaniards really use, including how to say you are broke.
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Scene · El cajero de la esquina y la ventanilla de dentro, en la calle del Olmo
La ventanilla
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Step 6 · beginner
Weather Small Talk: Hace, Está, Hay and When to Use Each
Master the three weather verbs, complain about the heat like a local, grade the rain from drizzle to deluge — and never say estoy caliente by accident.
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Scene · La marquesina de la parada, en la calle del Olmo
La espera
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Step 7 · intermediate
Talking About Food Like a Native
Describe flavours, confess your sweet tooth, and complain the soup needs salt — talk about food the way Spaniards actually do.
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Scene · El comedor de Loli, en la calle del Olmo, ya en la sobremesa
La sobremesa
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Step 8 · intermediate
Phone Calls and Texting Like a Native
Answer the phone, survive a bad connection, and decode WhatsApp abbreviations — sound natural on the phone and in Spanish group chats.
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Scene · La azotea del edificio, en la calle del Olmo, entre la ropa tendida
La llamada
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Step 9 · intermediate
Finding a Home in Spain Like a Native
Decode Spanish flat adverts, talk to landlords with confidence, and describe your new home — the vocabulary flat-hunters actually need.
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Scene · El portal de la calle del Olmo y, subiendo, el piso de Nando, ya con las cajas hechas
Las llaves