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A great, free app to practice your speaking. You can listen to words and phrases and repeat them to improve your pronunciation and learn new vocabulary. Definitely one to try!

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Let us show you around our virtual city where you can

chat out loud in conversations that reflect the real world

perfect your pronunciation with real-time feedback

grow your learning with increasingly advanced language and scenarios

Spend a few hours with golingo and get ready for in person interactions.

And yes, it's absolutely FREE.

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Let us show you around our virtual city where you can chat out loud in conversations that reflect the real world perfect your pronunciation with real-time feedback grow your learning with increasingly advanced language and scenarios Spend a few hours with golingo and get ready for in person interactions.

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Many Netflix films and TV shows can be changed to Spanish. Choose what you want to watch then click on the speech bubble in the bottom right hand corner and select Spanish audio. This works well for cartoons and animated movies.

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The information collected by Google reCAPTCHA is subject to the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service, and is used for providing, maintaining, and improving the reCAPTCHA service and for general security purposes (it is not used for personalized advertising by Google).

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Watch Netflix movies & TV shows online or stream right to your smart TV, game console, PC, Mac, mobile, tablet and more.

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Find out more about Spanish life and culture here

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Spanish Zone | Teaching Resources | Euroclub Schools

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Facts about Spain, Spanish food facts, famous Spanish people, Spanish festivals, Christmas in Spain, Easter in Spain, Flamenco music, Spanish songs, Spanish activities. Spanish resources. Worksheets and eBooks. Spanish facts. Spanish songs. Spanish language for children and schools.

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Do you know any of these songs? Listening to Spanish music can improve your accent and help you get used to the sounds of the language.

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Listen and read along to short stories in Spanish with the translation next to the text. You will learn lots of new words and improve your accent by listening.

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For people who are new to learning Spanish.

Verbs
The grammar focuses on learning the verbs in their present tense which helps to keep things simple and easy to understand. We have also incorporated both future verbs tenses to keep things interesting (eg, voy a comer, comeré).

Sentence Structure
The sentences in the beginner stories are short to allow for easier comprehension. The recordings are read at a slow speed so each word can be heard, along with a clear understanding of how the word should be pronounced.

Vocabulary
The vocabulary flashcards found in the app focus on core words along with common phrases to help build your vocabulary. All of the stories are very short to help with comprehension and ease of learning.

Helpful Phrases
As a beginner student you will find the stories helpful when speaking as you'll be able to use the phrases from the story in real life conversations.

By reading the stories regularly you will find that certain phrases are recalled and flow naturally when you speak. When it happens you feel a sense of achievement and sometimes also a sense of wonder of "where did that come from" as it flowed so smoothly.

Make Learning Fun
Learning Spanish can be a road of ups and downs, and when you're first learning it can seem frustrating and that you are only making slow progress. The best way to learn is to find a way that is fun for you.

It's great to study for an hour everyday, but the best option is to keep it sustainable. You will quickly burnout if you find it boring to learn Spanish so work out what is manageable for you.

Maybe you like to study while on your way to work or maybe while having lunch. It doesn't matter when, just find a time that suits you.

We've created these stories so it only takes 5 mins a day to learn Spanish. If you would like to learn faster then we suggest the following routine which takes 10-15 minutes:
1. Listen to the story
2. Read the story
3. Read and listen to the story at the same time
4. Review the flashcards (found in the app)

The main thing to remember, keep it interesting so you find learning Spanish fun.

Stop Speaking English
If you're learning Spanish while in a Spanish speaking country then the best thing you can do is to not speak English all the time (or your native language).

How do you meet locals to practice with? In most major cities there are Spanish/English meet up groups, meetup.com is a great way to meet locals and practice your Spanish.

Paso a Paso
Enjoy the stories y muy pronto tu también puedes entender y hablar español!

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Beginner Spanish Short Stories - Read in Spanish | Snappy Spanish

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Short stories to learn Spanish in 5 minutes a day. Improve your listening, reading and vocabulary for free with beginner Spanish short stories. Start today!

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Watch Spanish music videos and test your listening skills with some fun gap fills. Can you sing along?

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LyricsTraining is the new way to learn English and other languages through music and the lyrics of your favourite songs

Improve and practise your listening skills with the best music videos. Fill in the gaps to the lyrics as you listen and sing Karaoke to your favourites

Thousands of teachers, all over the world, are already using LyricsTraining to teach languages and motivate their students through this unique immersion process

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Learn Spanish for Free with Music Videos, Lyrics and Karaoke!

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Enjoy learning Spanish like never before playing with the music videos and filling in the lyrics of your favorite songs. It's easy, fun and 100% free.

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Change the audio to the original Spanish and set the subtitles to English so you can follow along.

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Watch Go! Live Your Way | Netflix Official Site

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Charismatic Mía gets a scholarship to an elite performing arts school, where she makes close friends but clashes with the owner’s popular daughter.

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Why not cook a traditional Spanish dish? Spanish omelette can be found all around spain and is often served with bread or as tapas.

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Fluffy vegetarian tortilla is a great meal to make with older children- this one's filled with peppers and potatoes, from BBC Good Food.

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World’s First Accelerated Learning Platform

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Can you understand these people describing themselves?

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Authentic Spanish Listening Activities || Conjuguemos

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Practice your verb conjugations with helpful drills and quizzes.

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Choose a topic and then play some games!

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Our Spanish topics are made up of 10 items (Beginner) or 20 items (Intermediate) of Spanish (both the written text and a recording of a Spanish person speaking the word / words) with a picture that illustrates that vocabulary. The Beginner topics are suitable for absolute beginner Spanish learners, or pupils aged between 5 and 11. The intermediate topics are suitable for more advanced adult learners, or for secondary pupils aged between 11 and 16.

Each item in a topic consists of the text (both the written Spanish text and an audio recording of a Spanish person speaking the word / words) with a picture that illustrates that item. The illustrations are very simply and nicely drawn so there will be no confusion as to what is being shown. The texts are available to see and hear on all product pages in this brown info sign below the main interface.

The language for each topic is carefully selected to match the language of the curriculum for Spanish as a second language. This means that if you are at school you should see the same language you are learning there for any particular subject.

Once a topic is selected at the beginning of a session at Spanish Games it will be remembered when you move between games and other activities. So you only need to choose a topic once and can then do multiple lessons, play multiple games and take multiple tests without having to select your subject topic again.

There are currently 56 Beginner topics and 58 Intermediate topics to choose from. These range from single Spanish words (for instance "Body - parts of the body" or "Food - fruit"), short phrases (eg. "Time - what time is it?") to whole sentences ("People - appearance", "Home - helping at home"). An example topic is given below:

Parts of the body

See the help box below for instructions on choosing a topic here at Spanish Games.

Spanish topics Spanish lessons Spanish games Spanish tests Spanish vocabulary

How to choose your Spanish topic at Spanish Games

Click on the "1. Start" button in the top navigation bar - that brings you to this topic selection page. On the topic selection page you will see that the topic selection is divided up in different ways:

1. Beginner or Intermediate (the arrow at the bottom of the red sign)

2. By whether they contain words or sentences (second column)

3. Into simple categories (right hand of page)

Choose either Beginner or Intermediate level topics in the red sign. Now the categories for that level will load. Click on any sign to view the topics that fit the category description. For example, if you choose the Beginner category 'Animals' you will see a choice of two topics: "Animals - pets" and "Animals - farm". When you click on the name of the topic, the pictures, writing and spoken Spanish for that topic will load (once the topic has loaded it will be available for all activities and will not have to be loaded again).

With the topic loaded you can choose whether to proceed with the lesson for that topic, or to go straight to the games page.

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Spanish topics for learners online. 100+ free beginner topics

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Our Spanish topics are made up of 10 items (Beginner) or 20 items (Intermediate) of Spanish (both the written text and a recording of a Spanish person speaking the word / words) with a picture that illustrates that vocabulary. The Beginner topics are suitable for absolute beginner Spanish learners, or pupils aged between 5 and 11.

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Ready for a sing-a-long?

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Encanto - No se habla de Bruno (Canción Completa) 1440p 60FPS

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Check out BBC bitesize to practise your Spanish or learn some new stuff!

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KS3 Spanish learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers organised by topic.

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Compete against other students in SPH to win half termly prizes!

Important: put your name and form as username so you can be awarded belief points!

Classroom code: rrpqqv

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Duolingo is the world's most popular way to learn a language. It's 100% free, fun and science-based. Practice online on duolingo.com or on the apps!

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What are magdalenas?

In English, 'magdalena' translates as 'cupcake'. These little cupcakes are often flavoured with lemon and have a sugary crust. In Spain, magdalenas are often eaten at breakfast ( ) or with a cup of coffee ( ) as a snack ( ).

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In English, 'magdalena' translates as 'cupcake'. These little cupcakes are often flavoured with lemon and have a sugary crust. In Spain, magdalenas are often eaten at breakfast ( ) or with a cup of coffee ( ) as a snack ( ).

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