01 / SPANISH FIRST
Hola, ¿cómo estás hoy?
Reveal the English meaning
Hi, how are you doing today?
Most examples use broadly understood Latin American Spanish. Vocabulary and everyday phrasing vary by region.
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Your first Spanish conversation
Say who you are, ask for a slower pace, and thank someone.
MAKE IT CLICK
Start with a complete phrase. Spanish uses ¿ at the beginning of a question and ? at the end. Listen to the Spanish, reveal the English meaning, and try saying the phrase before looking again. Tú is informal; usted is a polite form. You will encounter both, with examples labeled by context.
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02 / SPANISH FIRST
Me llamo Carlos, mucho gusto.
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My name is Carlos, nice to meet you.
Most examples use broadly understood Latin American Spanish. Vocabulary and everyday phrasing vary by region.
03 / SPANISH FIRST
Estoy aprendiendo español todos los días.
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I am learning Spanish every day.
Most examples use broadly understood Latin American Spanish. Vocabulary and everyday phrasing vary by region.
04 / SPANISH FIRST
¿Puede hablar más despacio?
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Can you speak slower?
Most examples use broadly understood Latin American Spanish. Vocabulary and everyday phrasing vary by region.
05 / SPANISH FIRST
No entiendo.
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I don’t understand.
Most examples use broadly understood Latin American Spanish. Vocabulary and everyday phrasing vary by region.
06 / SPANISH FIRST
Muchas gracias por tu ayuda.
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Thank you very much for your help.
Most examples use broadly understood Latin American Spanish. Vocabulary and everyday phrasing vary by region.
07 / SPANISH FIRST
De nada, feliz de ayudarte.
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You’re welcome, happy to help you.
Most examples use broadly understood Latin American Spanish. Vocabulary and everyday phrasing vary by region.
08 / SPANISH FIRST
Eso es todo, gracias.
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That's all, thank you.
Most examples use broadly understood Latin American Spanish. Vocabulary and everyday phrasing vary by region.
GIVE IT A GO
A little practice.
A little more confidence.
8 questions: meanings, Spanish recall, and word order. Complete 6 correctly to mark this lesson finished. You can repeat it whenever you like.
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