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Spanish Practice Centerby Azael

CLASES DE ESPAÑOL

A little Spanish,
every day.

Your class materials, practice tools and learning resources—all in one place.

PRACTICE TOOLS

What would you like to practice?

Choose a tool for independent practice or keep working on your current unit.

Vocabulary

Practice common words and verbs from spoken Mexican Spanish with spaced repetition.

Open Flashcards

Writing

Get a writing task, extra practice or feedback—no unit code needed. Following the structured course? Add yours to focus on our class work.

Open Writing Trainer

Conversation

Practice through a guided conversation on a topic you'd like to work on—no unit code needed. Following the structured course? Add yours to focus on our class work.

Open Conversation Trainer

A SMALL STEP IS ENOUGH

Not sure what to do today?

10 minutes is enough.

Here are a few simple ideas to keep going:

  1. Review something from class

    Look at a few notes from your last lesson, close them, and see what you can remember.

  2. Use Spanish for a few minutes

    Talk to yourself, write a short note, or describe what you're doing. Simple Spanish is enough.

  3. Find one useful thing

    Read or listen to something short and keep one expression or sentence pattern you would actually like to use.

KEEP LEARNING

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More resources for your Spanish journey

Your classes come with a growing collection of guides, interactive tools and resources for practicing between lessons.

Spanish Learning Cheat Sheet

Practical tips and simple routines for studying between classes.

View guide

Essential Mexican Spanish

PDF lists of common words and verbs from spoken Mexican Spanish.

Browse lists

Conjugation Reference Materials

Verb tables organized by tense and conjugation pattern.

Browse guides

Grammar Quick Guides

Short explanations of common grammar points, including SER & ESTAR.

Browse guides

Real-Life Mexican Spanish Conversations

Useful phrases and conversations for everyday situations in Mexico.

Browse conversations

Subjunctive Trigger Map

An interactive reference to common subjunctive contexts and structures.

Explore map