Real-life situations
Order at a restaurant, talk about your interests, prepare for a trip or role-play a conversation at work. The topic, vocabulary and difficulty adapt to your goals and level.
Speak, listen, ask questions and learn to respond. Guided conversations at your level help you use Spanish in situations that matter to you.
Conversation practice is a learning activity focused on spoken communication. You use the language to share ideas and understand another person, with support from your teacher. It is part of communicative teaching: grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation help you build the conversation.
Learn Spanish by using it.
Order at a restaurant, talk about your interests, prepare for a trip or role-play a conversation at work. The topic, vocabulary and difficulty adapt to your goals and level.
Practise getting your message across, even when you cannot find every word straight away. You have time to form your answer, rephrase and ask questions. You do not need perfect Spanish to start speaking.
Conversation also means understanding. We practise questions, key ideas and suitable responses, with audio material and a pace suited to your level. You learn how to ask someone to repeat or clarify a message.
A short role-play has a clear goal: place an order and keep the exchange going. Then we switch roles or add a new question.
A useful phrase when you need help:
¿Puedes repetirlo, por favor?
Can you repeat that, please?
¿Qué le gustaría tomar?
What would you like to drink?
Quisiera un café con leche, por favor.
I would like a coffee with milk, please.
¿Para tomar aquí o para llevar?
For here or to take away?
Para tomar aquí. ¿Cuánto cuesta?
For here. How much is it?
Andrés chooses when to correct according to the activity’s goal. In a conversation focused on fluency, you can finish your idea before we return to a few useful examples. If an error prevents understanding, we clarify it straight away. In accuracy activities, we focus directly on the correct form.
We explain it when you need it and apply it in conversation. Vocabulary, pronunciation and rules remain part of learning, with a context in which to use them.
Conversation adapts to your level. You do not need a large vocabulary to get started.
In a free 15-minute introductory conversation, we discuss your level, goals and the right lessons for you.
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