Unit 1: Foundations & First Contact

Start your Spanish journey with the absolute essentials. Learning to greet others and introduce yourself is the first step to building connections and showing politeness in any Spanish-speaking country.

Spanish pronunciation is consistent and easy to learn once you know the rules. Mastering the alphabet now will give you the confidence to read and pronounce any new word you encounter correctly.

Pronouns are the actors in your sentences. Understanding the difference between formal (usted) and informal (tú) address is vital for cultural respect and clarity in communication.

Verbs are the engine of language. 'Ser' (to be) and 'Tener' (to have) are the two most frequently used verbs in Spanish, allowing you to describe who you are and what you have.

From buying a coffee to sharing your phone number, numbers are everywhere. This lesson ensures you can handle basic quantities and everyday transactions with ease.

Expand your ability to describe people. Learning nationalities and professions lets you share your story and ask others about their background.