Learn 500 Spanish Phrases Now - No Memory Required

No need to memorise language or even try to remember it. After just 5 minutes you'll be speaking Spanish in sentences.

ProSpanish teaches you how to put language together to communicate in everyday Spanish situations. The focus is on structures which can be manipulated and used in multiple contexts, as opposed to vocabulary themes which are of limited use. Our approach has proved so effective because it avoids abstract grammar explanations and employs a variety of techniques which always lead to rapid progress. Learn Spanish with the essential building blocks.

[mariabarking]

Gracias, la funcion de audio es fantastíco.

[KGDRAWROF]

Can you do a lesson that includes, smells like, tastes like, sounds like, feels like, and looks like?

The way you out these drills together makes the language really stick for me. I share your videos with fellow learners all the time!

[Riona.]

I know little to no Spanish so I need a lot of studying and help

[yuntingxu-tqyv]

is there any person who comes from Spanish？ cause I really need a kind person to communicate with. By the way, I come from China.

[KGDRAWROF]

Hey Teacher!!

I did the entire 1-6 course and my spoken Spanish is becoming really good with natives, so I want to continue progressing. In Level 6 lesson 7, you mention "levels beyond 6." How do I access those? Do they exist?

[Donna-vhym]

I always thought it was beber algo. Verdad? Or can you say it either way? By the way...I love this. Thank you.

[tommyblacksand]

Hey is luzco bien? the correct way to ask someone do i look good in spanish. Ive seen luzco bien & ive seen ¿me veo bien? Are they both correct to use

[robertflint]

Insisti en que mi amiga, Mari Carmen, tomara algo conmigo ayer por la noche. Ultimament no nos hemos visto lo suficiente.
(Me encanta el imperfecto del subjuntivo).

[diabeticsightseers]

Tomar un trago tambien significa to have a drink.

[marwahidaya]

Please prof i want lesson english and frensh please i can buy them please

[LuisFerTemaj]

Que onda, que rollo, que pedo, Todo bien, Chévere. Estos son saludos no formales que usamos en Latam