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En la parada del camión
Mérida · with Don Isauro
Buenas tardes. Hace mucho calor, ¿verdad?
Sí, mucho. ¿Esta camión va al centro?
Correction
¿Este camión va al centro?
Camión is masculine, so it’s este.
Sí, este camión va al centro. Pasa cada quince minutos.
Order tacos, chat with a neighbor, catch a bus. Short scenes with one person and a few simple goals, so you always know what to say next.
Ask for a hint whenever you need one, or ask your tutor what anything means. English is fine when you can't find the word.
Every mistake gets a quick fix right in the conversation, with the words that changed highlighted, so you learn it in the moment.
Bite-sized lessons on the tricky parts, custom podcast episodes, and a journey that grows with you.
Getting ready for a trip? Start with our Spanish phrases for your trip to Mexico. Want the full picture? See how Spanish conversation practice works.
Scenes are short. Here is what happens inside one.
En la parada del camión
Mérida · with Don Isauro
Order tacos, chat with a neighbor, catch a bus. Each scene has one person and a few simple goals, so you always know what to say next.
Pronunciation
86/100
Zócalo
Stress the first syllable: ZÓ-ca-lo. The accent mark tells you where.
Speak your reply, or type it when you'd rather. Spoken answers get a pronunciation score and a tip on the word that needs work.
Hint
He’s asking what you’d like. Tell him how many tacos you want, and which kind.
Quiero tres tacos de pastor, por favor.
I’d like three al pastor tacos, please.
Ask for a hint whenever you need one, and use the suggested reply if you like. English is fine when you can't find the word.
En el mercado
Oaxaca
Correction
¿Cuánto cuestan los mangos?
With more than one thing, the verb changes too.
Every mistake gets a quick fix right in the conversation, with the words that changed highlighted, so you learn it in the moment.
Why Latin American Spanish?
Most native speakers live in Latin America, and Mexico is home to more of them than anywhere else. Learn the Spanish they speak, and you’ll be understood wherever Spanish is spoken.
En la taquería · Oaxaca
¿Qué le sirvo? Tenemos tacos de pastor, de suadero y de chorizo.
Hint
He’s asking what you’d like. Tell him how many tacos you want, and which kind.
Quiero tres tacos de pastor, por favor.
I’d like three al pastor tacos, please.
A hint whenever you're stuck
Turn getting stuck into a learning opportunity
Valeria
Your tutor · Ask anything
What’s the difference between dura and tarda?
Dura is how long something lasts: La película dura dos horas.
Tarda is how long it takes to happen: El camión tarda mucho en llegar.
Your tutor breaks it down for you
Ask Valeria to break down anything that's confusing you, whenever it comes up.
Fundamentals · Lesson
Gender, articles and agreement
Every noun has a gender
Things too, not just people. The ending usually tells you which:
Short lessons on the tricky parts
Simple narrated lessons explain it clearly
Your podcast · 9 min
Useful Spanish for Travel
Based on our conversations about travel
Host Use tarda for how long something takes to happen.
Man El camión tarda mucho en llegar.
Host “The bus takes a long time to arrive.”
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November 16.
50% off your first year, for the first 500 people to join.
Latin American Spanish, the Spanish most native speakers use. Our scenes are set in Mexico, and you'll be understood wherever Spanish is spoken.
Ask for a hint whenever you need one, or ask your tutor Valeria what anything means. English is fine when you can't find the word.
Short conversation scenes in real moments, hints, gentle corrections in the conversation, a tutor for questions, bite-sized lessons on the tricky parts and custom podcast episodes.
Poco a poco: little by little, you’ll get there.
Opens November 16. Founding Members get 50% off their first year, for the first 500 people to join.
