Spanish phrases for everyday life in Spain.
The supermarket, the bar, the barber, the paperwork. You learn a whole phrase and practise it until you can say it yourself.
The cashier asks if you want a bag.
Try building a phrase
This is one of the four exercises: put the words in the right order.
Order a coffee the way it is ordered in Spain: “Could I get a café con leche?”
How one phrase is learned
Every phrase goes through the same four exercises. The Spanish text opens at the end, once you can write it yourself.
Words
You pick the right word out of four.
Order
You put the words of the phrase in order.
Typing with hints
You type the phrase. The first letters and the length of each word are visible.
Typing without hints
You type the whole phrase from the translation.
After that the app shows the phrase and reads it out loud.
What is inside
The first release has five situations and 77 phrases. Seven more are being prepared.
Being prepared:
How practice works
You practise at your own pace. There are no lives, no points and no losing. Your practice rhythm cools down after a break, but it never resets to zero.
Coming to the App Store
Castilian Spanish, present tense, no account, nothing to pay for.