Español01 / 030101
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01 · First words
What you’ll practise: Greet someone and introduce yourself.
What it trains
- First words · 7
- Introductions · 8
15 questions
Your first words, your first conversations
Start with six short lessons, worked examples and 45 practice questions. Learn greetings, sentence basics and everyday reading in three guided steps.
12 sample questions covering 3 of 3 stages. A practice suggestion, not a certified level.
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Sign in to collect stampsSix short lessons to build your foundations. Open a lesson, read the examples, then try the practice questions below.
Hola is a greeting. Gracias means thank you and de nada responds to thanks. Por favor makes a request polite. Adiós is a goodbye. Buenas noches can greet someone at night or wish them good night.
Me llamo gives your name; soy de gives your origin. Spanish uses tener for age: tengo dieciocho años. Tú is a familiar singular you; usted is a formal singular form. Usage varies by region and relationship. Keep the accent in tú.
Learn nouns with their articles. El and un are masculine singular; la and una are feminine singular. The regular definite plurals are los and las. Article and noun must agree: los libros, las casas.
Ser: yo soy, tú eres, nosotros somos. Tener: ella tiene. Regular -ar verbs use -a with él/ella: él habla. Ustedes takes the third-person plural verb: ustedes viven. Subject pronouns can be omitted when the verb and context identify the person.
Quisiera makes a polite request. Put no before the verb to make a simple negative statement. Dónde asks where and cuánto asks how much. Dos is 2 and ocho is 8. A las ocho means at eight o’clock.
Read for a specific detail. Vive means lives, hermanos can mean brothers or siblings depending on context, abre means opens and cierra means closes. Lunes is Monday, martes is Tuesday. Read the whole sentence before choosing.
This beginner starter covers vocabulary, grammar and short reading. It is not a complete CEFR course or a listening and speaking assessment.
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Work through the levels in order. Score 70% or more on a level and it is marked cleared, and the next one becomes your recommended step.
Español01 / 0301What you’ll practise: Greet someone and introduce yourself.
What it trains
Español02 / 0302What you’ll practise: Choose articles and use basic verb forms.
What it trains
Español03 / 0303What you’ll practise: Make simple requests and find details in short texts.
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