Spanish
Free Spanish Resources
Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world and is used across Europe, the Americas and beyond. Learning Spanish supports travel, communication, cultural understanding and practical everyday language skills.
This page introduces the core areas of learning Spanish and links to clear, accessible resources for beginners through intermediate learners.
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Spanish Basics
Essential greetings, introductions, polite expressions and simple everyday phrases.
Pronunciation
An introduction to Spanish sounds, the alphabet, stress patterns and pronunciation rules.
Beginner Vocabulary
Numbers, colours, family, food, classroom items, places and common verbs.
Basic Grammar
Covers articles, gender (masculine/feminine), regular verbs, simple present tense and basic sentence structure.
Building Spanish Skills
Verbs and Tenses
Introduces the present tense, common irregular verbs (ser, estar, tener, ir), and basic past/future forms.
Everyday Conversation
Simple dialogues for travel, shopping, restaurants, school, directions and daily routines.
Reading Practice
Short texts, signs, descriptions and beginner-level comprehension questions.
Writing Practice
Short sentences, descriptions, guided writing tasks and simple messages.
Cultural & Practical Spanish
Spanish for Travel
Useful phrases, transport language, accommodation vocabulary and polite forms.
Spanish Culture and Customs
Introduces traditions, greetings, festivals and social norms across Spanish-speaking regions.
Spanish in School
Vocabulary and classroom language for assignments, instructions and basic academic use.
Spanish Resources
Worksheets
Downloadable worksheets for vocabulary, grammar, reading and writing.
Video Lessons
Beginner-friendly pronunciation guides, dialogues and grammar explanations.
Practice Exercises
Short tasks for vocabulary, grammar, reading and simple conversation.
Optional Next Steps
Once learners understand the basics, they can explore:
- Intermediate Spanish – Expanded vocabulary, more complex grammar and longer conversations.
- Listening Practice – Slow Spanish listening, dialogues and everyday audio.
- Level Progression – A1, A2 and B1 development for structured learning paths.