Vocabulary
Practice common words and verbs from spoken Mexican Spanish with spaced repetition.
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Practice common words and verbs from spoken Mexican Spanish with spaced repetition.
Open FlashcardsStrengthen your verb forms by tense and conjugation pattern.
Open ConjugónGet 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 TrainerPractice 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 TrainerA SMALL STEP IS ENOUGH
10 minutes is enough.
Here are a few simple ideas to keep going:
Look at a few notes from your last lesson, close them, and see what you can remember.
Talk to yourself, write a short note, or describe what you're doing. Simple Spanish is enough.
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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INTERACTIVE VOCABULARY
Study the core vocabulary of Spanish with 600 high-frequency words and 300 essential verbs, selected from real spoken Mexican Spanish. Review them with spaced repetition.
INTERACTIVE CONJUGATION
Practice 170 carefully selected verbs across multiple tenses, organized by tense and conjugation pattern in an interactive exercise.
Practical tips and simple routines for studying between classes.
View guidePDF lists of common words and verbs from spoken Mexican Spanish.
Browse listsShort explanations of common grammar points, including SER & ESTAR.
Browse guidesUseful phrases and conversations for everyday situations in Mexico.
Browse conversationsAn interactive reference to common subjunctive contexts and structures.
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