STUDY GUIDE
Spanish Learning Cheat Sheet
Simple ideas for practicing Spanish between classes.
Practical tips for vocabulary, listening, speaking, grammar and writing, plus simple study routines for the time you have available.
SHARED MATERIALS
Useful materials to support your Spanish between classes.
A practical guide to help you make the most of your study time.
STUDY GUIDE
Simple ideas for practicing Spanish between classes.
Practical tips for vocabulary, listening, speaking, grammar and writing, plus simple study routines for the time you have available.
REFERENCE MATERIALS
Vocabulary and conjugation materials to consult whenever you need them.
VOCABULARY
Useful vocabulary to keep nearby.
Browse PDF reference lists of common words and verbs from spoken Mexican Spanish. These lists contain the same vocabulary used in the flashcards app.
Source: The selection is informed by real conversations from Mexico City in the AMERESCO Corpus. Corpus AMERESCO – Mexico City, coordinated by Albelda & Estellés (Universitat de València, ISSN 2659-8337). Mexican Spanish corpus coordinated by Ricardo Maldonado Soto. Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Vocabulary selection, organization, translations, examples and learning materials by Azael P. L.
GRAMMAR & CONJUGATION
Check a verb form or pattern when you need it.
Use PDF conjugation tables organized by tense and conjugation pattern as a quick reference while studying.
GRAMMAR
Clear explanations for common grammar problems.
Use these short PDF guides to review grammar points that are often confusing, with practical explanations and examples focused on contemporary Mexican Spanish.
GRAMMAR · SUBJUNCTIVE
Review the most common contexts and structures that trigger the Spanish subjunctive.
Explore an interactive map of 17 key subjunctive trigger groups, with common structures, examples and essential usage notes. A downloadable Quick Reference is also available inside the resource.
REAL-LIFE SPANISH
Practical phrases and conversations for everyday situations in Mexico.
Learn what you can say, what you’re likely to hear, and how everyday interactions actually work in Mexican Spanish.
WANT TO PRACTICE INSTEAD?
Use the flashcards, conjugation practice, writing and conversation trainers to apply what you’re learning.