Learn Spanish with the complete, non-stop SPEAKING method, in a matter of weeks, not years.
InstructorPeter HanleyLessons build upon one another by focusing on full sentence structures rather than isolated vocabulary, aiding practical application.
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This graphic illustrates the course structure for Spanish for Beginners, highlighting Level 1 and listing lessons numbered from 1 to 20.
A student works on a laptop at a beachside cafe while an overlay highlights the course structure: 4 levels, 1 hour per day, over 8 weeks.
A student sits at a restaurant table looking at a menu while speaking to someone off-camera, demonstrating a practical scenario for ordering food in Spanish.
The inclusion of musical tasks and rhythmic songs at the end of lessons assists with vocabulary retention.
Instruction includes specific guidance on pronunciation and utilizes native speaker comparisons to aid accuracy.
The curriculum moves directly into phrases, which may leave learners without a formal understanding of the alphabet or spelling rules.
While many find the pace gentle, some learners report that time trial exercises move too quickly for comfortable translation.
The course aligns well with the needs of absolute beginners seeking practical spoken Spanish.
