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1) Saludos y despedidas

In this first lesson, you’ll take your very first steps in Spanish by learning the essential phrases to break the ice and say goodbye in any situation. By the end of this module, you’ll be able to introduce yourself with confidence, greet friends or acquaintances, and wrap up a conversation naturally.

1) Primeros Contactos

Saludos y despedidas. Registro formal e informal (che, usted).

2) Salir a comer

Learn how to order your favorite food in Spanish! In this module, you’ll master restaurant vocabulary, step-by-step phrases for placing orders, and how to ask for the bill with confidence. Hit play on the video to start practicing!

2) Identidad y Origen

Países, nacionalidades, profesiones. Números del 0 al 100.

3) Cómo pagar cosas

Here are title variations and short intro options in English for your **A1 Spanish** unit **3-Cómo pagar cosas**: ### Title Options * **3 - Paying for Things: Prices & Money** * **3 - Paying for Things: Shopping & Payment Methods** * **3 - Paying for Things: How Much Is It?** --- ### Intro Option 1: Standard & Structured (Recommended) Welcome to **3-PAYING FOR THINGS**! Ready to go shopping or handle transactions in Spanish? In this lesson, you’ll learn the key numbers, vocabulary, and phrases needed to ask about prices and pay for items with confidence. By the end of this module, you’ll easily understand totals, express your payment method, and complete purchases smoothly. **What you’ll learn in this unit:** * **Asking for prices:** *¿Cuánto cuesta?* (How much is it?), *¿Cuánto es?* (How much does it come to?). * **Payment methods:** *Efectivo* (Cash), *Tarjeta de crédito/débito* (Credit/debit card), *Mercado Pago / Transferencia* (Transfer). * **Shopping phrases:** *¿Aceptan tarjeta?* (Do you take cards?), *El comprobante, por favor* (The receipt, please). * **Understanding numbers:** Large numbers for prices and reading total amounts. --- ### Intro Option 2: Short & Action-Oriented (Best for a Video Description) Welcome to **3-PAYING FOR THINGS**! Master money, prices, and payments in Spanish! In this module, you’ll learn how to ask how much things cost, understand total prices, and pay by cash or card with ease. Hit play on the video to start practicing!

3) Sonidos del Español

4) Los Pronombres Personales

Master subject pronouns in Spanish! In this module, you’ll learn how to express who is performing an action in the present tense—whether you're talking about yourself, addressing someone directly, or referring to a group. Hit play on the video to start practicing!

5) Ser or Estar?

6) ¿A qué te dedicas?

Learn how to talk about jobs and professions in Spanish! In this module, you’ll master asking people what they do for a living and expressing your own line of work with confidence. Hit play on the video to start practicing!

7) Empezando una conversación

By the end of this module, you will be able to: Confidently approach a Spanish speaker and start a basic conversation. Ask and answer common introductory questions with natural flow. Recognize the difference between formal (usted) and informal (tú) conversational starters.

8) 1, 2, 3 EN MI FAMILIA SOMOS 10

Introduce and describe your family members in detail during social conversations. Ask native speakers questions about their family and background. Correctly match possessive adjectives with singular and plural nouns when talking about relationships.

9) Mi rutina

10) Planificando mi semana

Learn how to talk confidently about your upcoming schedules, appointments, and future intentions. This practical course covers time-telling, calendar expressions, and key grammar structures, giving you the real-world tools to lock in meetings, make social arrangements, and manage your calendar with ease.

11) ¿Dónde está el obelisco?

15) Un día en mi oficina

1) El auto rojo es de Chile

2) ¿Cuál es tu auto?

3) Me duele la cabeza

4) ¡LA SORPRENDIÓ!

5) Qué hiciste ayer?

6) ¿Qué hiciste el fin de semana?

7) ¿Por qué me haces tantas preguntas?

8) ¡Nunca más!

13) ¿Crees que le guste el regalo?

14) ¡No puedo creer que sea así!

15) ¡Te felicito por haber ganado!