Review: greetings and introductions

Google voice when available; device voice as a fallback. Read along, then try each line aloud.

Practice recalling phrases

Before opening the earlier lessons, say three things: a greeting, your name, and your origin. If a phrase is missing, look it up once, cover it, and try again. Practice recalling the phrases without reading them.

Choose a useful next question

Choose a follow-up question based on the other person’s reply. After a name, you might ask about origin. After an answer about well-being, you can return the question. In this review, keep one form of address throughout: tú with estás, te llamas, eres, and puedes.

Practice with a small change

Read the dialogue, then change the time of day, names, and places. Use invented details if you prefer. Ask for repetition once and finish with a farewell. Assess whether the other person could understand your meaning; an accent is not a failure.

Lesson vocabulary

Listen once, say it aloud, and try to recall the Spanish before looking.

Practice questions

Try every question, then check your answers. Capital letters and punctuation do not affect your score. Accents and ñ do matter.

Showing an answer makes that question a practice item worth zero for this attempt. Retry with the answers hidden when you’re ready. If audio cannot play, use Show answer / text to practice by reading.

Independent practice

These are independent practice tasks. The site does not record your voice, save your writing, or grade open-ended answers. Ask a teacher or conversation partner for feedback when you can.