Spanish For Beginner

Spanish, speaking

What you'll learn

Students will learn the basic grammar rules.

Students will learn parts of the speech, such as verbs, subjects and nouns.

Students will learn topics for forming basic sentences.

Students will learn about the phonetics in the Spanish language

Requirements

Yes, a desire to learn a new language.

Description

¡Bienvenidos! Welcome to our Beginner Spanish Course, your passport to the vibrant world of Spanish language and culture. Whether you're starting from scratch or brushing up on rusty skills, this course is tailor-made for beginners eager to dive into the rich tapestry of Spanish-speaking communities worldwide. Our immersive curriculum combines dynamic lessons with interactive activities, providing a solid foundation in vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and cultural nuances. From essential greetings to everyday conversations, you'll gain practical language skills to confidently navigate real-life situations.Led by a passionate and experienced instructor, our engaging classes foster a supportive learning environment where mistakes are celebrated as opportunities for growth. Through a blend of speaking, listening, reading, and writing exercises, you'll rapidly progress from basic phrases to more complex language structures. Moreover, our culturally immersive approach ensures a deeper understanding of Hispanic traditions, customs, and perspectives.Join our vibrant community of language learners and embark on a transformative journey towards Spanish proficiency. Whether you're preparing for travel, expanding your career opportunities, or simply embracing the joy of language learning, our Beginner Spanish Course will empower you to communicate with confidence and connect with the world in a whole new way. ¡Vamos! Let's start your Spanish adventure today.

Overview

Section 1: Pronunciation

Lecture 1 The Spanish Alphabet

Lecture 2 Forming Syllables and words

Lecture 3 The stress in words

Lecture 4 Consonants: part 1

Lecture 5 Consonants: part 2

Lecture 6 Consonants: part 3

Section 2: Nouns

Lecture 7 Subjects Pronouns

Lecture 8 Introduction to nouns

Lecture 9 Masculine Endings Nouns

Lecture 10 Feminine Endings Nouns

Lecture 11 Non Count Nouns

Lecture 12 Non Counts Nouns Part 2

Lecture 13 Articles el, la, los, las

Lecture 14 Articles examples

Lecture 15 Articles Exercise Solutions

Lecture 16 Indefinite Articles

Lecture 17 Indefinite Articles Exercise Solutions

Lecture 18 Definitive Articles

Section 3: Verbs

Lecture 19 Introduction to verbs

Lecture 20 Regular Verbs

Lecture 21 Irregular Verbs

Lecture 22 Conjugation of verb Estar

Lecture 23 Negation of Verb Estar

Lecture 24 Usages of verb Estar

Lecture 25 Verb Estar Examples

Lecture 26 Usages of verb Ser (Part 2)

Lecture 27 Some occupations

Lecture 28 Verb Ser Usages Examples

Lecture 29 Usages of Verb Ser

Section 4: Adjectives

Lecture 30 Introdution to Adjectives

Lecture 31 Some Examples of Adjectives

Lecture 32 Some Adjectives: Este, Estos, Esta, Estas, Ese, Eso, Esas, Esa

Lecture 33 Examples of este, estos, esta, estas, ese, eso, esas, esos

Lecture 34 Nationalities

Section 5: The Questions

Lecture 35 Who, Whose, What, When, Why ?

Lecture 36 La Hora

Section 6: Possessives

Lecture 37 Possessives

Lecture 38 Whose ?

Section 7: Numbers:

Lecture 39 Cardinal Numbers

Lecture 40 Ordinal Numbers

Lecture 41 Examples

Section 8: Prepositions

Lecture 42 Preposition: Introduction

Lecture 43 Sin

Lecture 44 Por

Lecture 45 Sobre, según, con, entre, contra,

Lecture 46 Contra, vía, junto a, durante, dentro de, hacia

Lecture 47 Desde, Hasta

Lecture 48 Infinitivos

Section 9: Adverbs

Lecture 49 Introduction

Lecture 50 Adverbs Part 1

Lecture 51 Pronto, aún

Lecture 52 ayer, hoy, mañana

Lecture 53 Temprano, tarde, actualmente

Lecture 54 Forming adverbs

Lecture 55 Poco, demasiado, mucho, aproximadamente, quizás, tal vez

Lecture 56 delante, afuera, cerca, lejos, tampoco

Lecture 57 Poco, muy

Section 10: Objetos

Lecture 58 Direct and Indirect Object: Introduction

Lecture 59 Direct Object: te, le, lo, las

Lecture 60 Direct Object: le, nos

Lecture 61 Direct Objects: Exercises

Lecture 62 Indirect Object: Review

Lecture 63 Indirect Object: me, le, te, nos, les

Lecture 64 Some usages of Gustar

Section 11: Miscellaneous

Lecture 65 Examples of Objects, Greetings, Exclaim Marks

Lecture 66 Objects

Section 12: Conjugation of verbs: Present, Past, Future

Lecture 67 Introduction

Lecture 68 Verb: Andar

Lecture 69 Verb: Vivir

Lecture 70 Verb: Visitar

Lecture 71 Verb: Reportar

Lecture 72 Verb: Correr

Lecture 73 Verb: Generar

Lecture 74 Verb: Recibir

Lecture 75 Verb: Oír

Lecture 76 Verb: Sufrir

Lecture 77 Verb: Convertir

Lecture 78 Verb: Escribir

Lecture 79 Verb: Provocar

Lecture 80 Verb: Saltar

Lecture 81 Verb: Estar

Lecture 82 Verb: Registrar

Lecture 83 Verb: Enfrentar

Lecture 84 Verb: Anunciar

Lecture 85 Verb: Oasionar

Lecture 86 Verbs: Recomendar

Lecture 87 Verbs: Evaluar

Lecture 88 Verbs: Empezar

Section 13: Verbos de reflesion y pronombres de reflecion

Lecture 89 Reflesives Verbs: Introduction and Reflesive Pronouns: Me

Lecture 90 Reflexives Pronouns: Te, Se, Nos

Lecture 91 forming reflexives verbs

Lecture 92 Examples of Reflexives verbs in sentences

Lecture 93 More Examples of Reflexives verbs in sentences

Beginner students needing to learn a new language