COMPLETE SPANISH COURSE
MASTER THE LANGUAGE AND CULTURE IN 30 DAYS
THE SPANISH LANGUAGE: GATEWAY TO YOUR FUTURE
Welcome on behalf of the Spanish Institute!
If you wish to learn Spanish you are in right place. We have created the world's most Complete Spanish Master Course to take you from absolute beginner to native speaker in 30 days. In this section you will find all the information and answers you need about learning Spanish, such as: the best learning method, reasons to learn this language, the costs associated, the difficulty spikes to watch out for, how to improve your prior skills if you are stuck in a plateau, as well as the differences and similarities to other commonly spoken languages.
First of all you should know that Spanish, known as "Español" or "Castellano" in its native form, is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world with more than 500 million native speakers. It belongs to the Indo-European language family, specifically the Romance branch that evolved from Latin after the fall of the Roman Empire. Spanish is primarily spoken in Spain, where it originated, but it is also the official language in most countries of Latin America, as well as being widely spoken in the United States and by diaspora communities across the globe.
Spanish is a not an easy language to master. It’s distinctive features can be found in its Vocabulary, Grammar and Pronunciation, which have evolved independently while incorporating influences from Latin, Greek, Arabic and English over centuries. The challenge with many learning methods is that they only take you part of the way. Mobile apps are fun and motivating, but they often stay on the surface, giving you basic vocabulary without real depth in grammar or conversation. Live courses offer great interaction with teachers but can be inflexible and expensive, making them difficult to sustain long term. University programs are academically rigorous, but they demand years of commitment and come with high living and tuition costs. Textbooks provide structure and clarity, but they lack immersion and often don't provide the practical information that learners actually need.
If you are serious about learning Spanish, commit to a method that makes you actually speak the language. With the right system, you can go beyond memorised phrases and truly speak, read, and think in Spanish. The journey is demanding, but the rewards — access to Spanish news, cinema, music, history, personal connections and work opportunities — are immense. The time to start is now, with our Complete Spanish Master Course that has been designed to give you nothing less than complete fluency.
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NATURAL METHOD TO LEARN SPANISH
Our language course is based on the Natural Method, also known as the Natural Approach, developed by linguist Stephen Krashen and language educator Tracy Terrell. This approach focuses on creating an environment that mimics how individuals naturally acquire their first language, emphasizing comprehension, communication, and a stress-free learning experience.
While other language courses rely on rote memorization and drills, a heavy academic approach to grammar, repetitive exercises, expensive and time-consuming formal tutoring sessions or ineffective and shallow phone apps, we will have you gradually build your language skills like a child learning his/her mother tongue.
There are essentially 5 Core Principles in the Natural Method:
Comprehensible Input (i+1)
Learners acquire a language when they are exposed to materials slightly beyond their current level of understanding (represented as i+1). By hearing or reading content they mostly understand, learners can gradually internalize new vocabulary and grammar structures.Focus on Communication
The Natural Method prioritizes fluency and the ability to communicate over grammatical perfection. Errors are seen as a natural part of the learning process and are not heavily penalised, reducing anxiety and encouraging learners to express themselves.
Emotional Element
Emotional factors like anxiety, motivation and enjoyment greatly influence language acquisition. When learners are in a relaxed state, achieved by removing the anxiety linked to the pressure to produce perfect grammar, it is easier for them to get through the initial phase which is arguably the hardest and where most give up. It is also proven to be easier for the brain to absorb and retain new information if the learner is actually interested in the language and its underlying culture, which is why he have included extensive cultural insights, historical and modern pop culture elements in our language course.
Stages of Language Acquisition
Scholars have identified the following stages in the language acquisition process of young children:Pre-production: The "silent period," where learners focus on listening and understanding without speaking.
Early Production: Learners begin using simple words and phrases.
Speech Emergence: Learners can construct longer sentences and express ideas more freely.
Intermediate Fluency: Learners develop more complex language skills and can engage in meaningful conversations.
Advanced Fluency: Learners achieve near-native proficiency.
The goal of our courses is thus to mimic the natural language acquisition process without overwhelming the learner with long and tedious lessons but ensuring gradual gains so that he/she remains committed to his/her fluency goal.
Meaningful Interaction
Instead of rote memorization of single words and grammar rules over and over, the Natural Method encourages activities that involve real-world communication to help retain information. This is why we have included storytelling and role-playing scenarios that simulate everyday situations, with exercises that allow the learner to understand his/her current level and thus improve upon specific elements.
EXPAND YOUR KNOWLEDGE
If you are serious about learning Spanish, we recommend that you download the Complete Spanish Master Course.
You will receive all the information available on the website in a convenient portable digital format as well as additional contents: over 15.000 Vocabulary Words and Useful Phrases, in-depth explanations and exercises for all Grammar Rules, exclusive articles with Cultural Insights that you won't find in any other textbook so you can amaze your Spanish friends and business partners thanks to your knowledge of their country and history.
With a one-time purchase you will also get hours of Podcasts to Practice your Spanish listening skills as well as Dialogues with Exercises to achieve your own Master Certificate.
Start speaking Spanish today!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Top 5 Reasons to Learn Spanish:
It’s Unique and Fascinating—Join a Global Hispanic Community
Spanish is spoken by more than 500 million native speakers across the world, making it one of the most widely spoken languages on the planet. It is the official language of over 20 countries, including Spain, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, and much of Latin America, while also being widely spoken in the United States and many international communities worldwide. As one of the major Romance languages, Spanish offers a rich linguistic experience shaped by centuries of history, cultural exchange, and regional diversity. Its expressive sound, global influence, and vibrant variations make it an exciting language to study—and connect you with an enormous international community of native speakers, heritage communities, travelers, professionals, and language enthusiasts.
Gain a Deeper Understanding of Hispanic History, Literature, and Culture
Learning Spanish opens the door to one of the richest cultural traditions in the world. From the legacy of the Roman Empire and medieval Al-Andalus to the literature of the Spanish Golden Age and the cultural revolutions of Latin America, the Spanish-speaking world has profoundly influenced global history, art, politics, and philosophy. Knowing the language allows you to explore the works of writers such as Miguel de Cervantes, Gabriel García Márquez, and Pablo Neruda in their original form, while also giving you access to music, cinema, folklore, and traditions from dozens of diverse cultures across Europe and the Americas.
Spanish Speakers Genuinely Appreciate Language Learners
Spanish speakers are often warm, expressive, and welcoming toward people who make an effort to learn their language. Even simple phrases like “Buenos días” (Good morning) or “Gracias” (Thank you) can create friendly interactions and meaningful conversations. Speaking Spanish while traveling, studying, or living abroad helps you build stronger personal connections, better understand local customs, and experience daily life more authentically. It demonstrates respect for the culture and often opens doors to experiences that remain inaccessible to those who rely only on English.
Visit the Spanish-Speaking World for Rich and Authentic Travel Experiences
The Spanish-speaking world stretches across multiple continents and offers extraordinary diversity. From the historic streets of Seville and the beaches of the Caribbean to the Andes Mountains, Patagonian glaciers, Mayan ruins, and vibrant cities like Madrid, Buenos Aires, and Mexico City, Spanish allows you to engage more deeply with local culture wherever you go. Whether ordering food in a small café, discussing history with locals, or navigating rural villages and bustling markets, speaking Spanish transforms travel into a far more immersive and rewarding experience.
Career and Academic Opportunities in a Global Language
Spanish is one of the most valuable languages for international communication, business, and education. It is widely used in diplomacy, tourism, healthcare, international trade, media, translation, and global organizations. As Spanish-speaking economies continue to grow and international connections strengthen, bilingual professionals are increasingly in demand. Spanish is especially useful for careers involving Latin America, Europe, migration studies, international relations, education, journalism, and global commerce. In an interconnected world, speaking Spanish can significantly expand both your professional opportunities and your cultural perspective.
Why learn Spanish?
How much does it cost to learn Spanish?
Spanish Mobile Apps
Mobile apps have become one of the most popular entry points for learning Spanish in recent years, especially among young people, due to their accessibility on phones. These apps allow learners to repeat basic vocabulary on the go, through gamified systems that aim to keep learners engaged to sell them as many ads as possible. No one has ever really become fluent in Spanish by using these apps but they can make daily studying more approachable, especially for people that are not completely sure if they want to commit to a more comprehensive language course.
Costs:
Many apps (e.g., Duolingo, Babbel, Pimsleur, Rosetta Stone) use paid monthly subscriptions averaging $20/month without ads or one life-time purchase for $200-$600.
Pros:
Self-paced content great for daily bite-sized repetition.
Fun language based games with flashy animations.
Good for absolute beginners to decide if interested.
Cons:
Quality and depth are overall quite low.
Subscription costs can accumulate quickly unless you opt for a lifetime deal.
Gamification makes it seem like you are progressing when you actually aren't.
Spanish Textbooks
Textbooks are a cost-effective and time tested resource for studying Spanish, or any language for that matter, just like when you were at school. Their adoption in academic settings has brought a lot of needless information into these books which on the contrary should be strictly practical. Textbooks offer a fixed progression with lots of grammatical terms and scholarly explanations that risks making the learning process feel like a chore. As with mobile apps, it is impossible to actually become fluent in the Spanish language with one single textbook, due to the lack of real life practice and interactivity, which is why even the most diligent learners only achieve a basic language level.
Costs:
Text-only textbooks cost around $20-$35 per volume. These usually include grammar explanations, vocabulary lists and exercises but do not provide any listening material. Textbooks with good quality accompanying audio resources are available for about $50-$60.
Pros:
One-time cost, no ongoing fees.
Textbooks with audio build solid grammar and listening comprehension.
Ideal for structured, self-paced study.
Cons:
Audio may be outdated or limited (if included at all).
Less interactive, needs self-discipline.
Might lack cultural/contextual immersion.
Studying Spanish at a University
University programs provide the most academically rigorous and comprehensive Spanish training. You will become fluent if you attend the courses and get a degree. These courses require many years of commitment and are best suited for those pursuing careers directly connected to the knowledge of the Spanish language like translators or teachers, which given the current state of the market might not be the wisest career choices, especially since you will be competing with native speakers that do not require any formal training to speak their mother tongue.
Costs:
Tuition for foreign students in Spain typically ranges from around 1,000 to 4,500 euros per year at public universities, depending on the region, degree program, and whether the student comes from the EU or outside the EU. Private universities can cost significantly more, often ranging from 6,000 to over 20,000 euros annually. Monthly rent generally ranges from 600 to 1,500 euros, especially in major cities such as Madrid and Barcelona, while food and groceries average around 200–350 euros monthly. Public transport passes for students are relatively affordable, typically costing around 20–40 euros per month. Although Spain is considered more affordable than several Western European countries, the overall yearly cost for international students can still range from approximately 12,000 to 30,000 euros depending on tuition, city and lifestyle choices.
Pros:
Deep, structured academic immersion.
Degree qualification or recognized certifications.
Full immersion thanks to real Spanish speakers and situations that require language use.
Cons:
Time-intensive and long-term commitment with limited professional opportunities compared to other degrees.
Costs of living in Spain add up quickly.
Difficult to find Spanish university courses outside of Spain.
Online Spanish Courses
Online courses represent the most time and cost effective solution, with a personalised and immersive approach to language learning, thanks to structured lessons guided by professional teachers. When taken online these classes allow students to interact with their teachers in real time, providing opportunities for conversation practice, immediate feedback and progress tracking. Online courses come with three major downsides due to the extremely high costs of private tuition especially for beginners, varying teaching quality that depends on the individual teacher's experience and the fact that they don't allow the flexibility of other significantly cheaper self-study alternatives.
Costs:
Average Spanish 10-week course online with 3-5 live sessions costs US $600-$1,000/month
Private Tutors (available on Preply or Italki) cost US $10–$100 per hour, depending on the teacher’s qualifications
Pros:
Highly interactive with real-time feedback.
Customization, especially with one-on-one sessions.
Accountability and access to experienced teachers.
Cons:
Very expensive with no guarantee of success.
Lower flexibility compared to mobile apps or self-study since it depends on teacher's schedule.
Teaching quality may vary greatly between tutors.
Complete Spanish Master Course
Our Complete Spanish Master Course represents the most comprehensive and cost effective solution available, offering a fully structured and immersive approach to learning Spanish without the limitations of traditional textbooks, university programs, online classes or mobile phone apps.
Designed by Spanish language experts, the course provides step by step lessons, clear grammar explanations, foundational vocabulary, real life practise with dialogues, pronunciation guides, exclusive cultural insights, with hours of audio contents. Unlike online courses, it does not depend on teacher availability or fluctuating teaching quality. Unlike university programs, it avoids rigid schedules and high tuition fees. Unlike phone apps, it goes far beyond basic drills by guiding learners from beginner to advanced level and does not feature recurring monthly payments or subscriptions.
Study anytime and anywhere, progressing at your own pace while following a carefully structured course toward fluency in Spanish and cultural understanding of its people in less than 30 days.
How difficult is Spanish?
The Foreign Service Institute (FSI) of the United States Department of State classifies Spanish as a Category I language, meaning it is considered one of the easier languages for native English speakers to learn. This is due to its phonetic pronunciation, familiar alphabet and large amount of shared vocabulary with English through its Latin roots.
Shared Vocabulary and Latin Roots
One of the greatest advantages of learning Spanish is the enormous number of cognates—words that resemble English because both languages borrowed heavily from Latin and French.
For example:
televisión – television
música – music
computadora – computer
importante – important
universidad – university
Clear Pronunciation and Phonetic Spelling
Spanish pronunciation is generally very consistent and phonetic. Unlike English, most letters are pronounced the same way every time, making reading and speaking far more predictable for learners.
For example:
mamá mother
biblioteca library
restaurante restaurant
Gender and Articles
Like many Romance languages, Spanish nouns have grammatical gender and are accompanied by articles.
For example:
libro – book
el libro – the book
casa – house
la casa – the house
Although grammatical gender may initially feel unfamiliar to English speakers, the patterns are generally regular and become natural through repeated exposure and practice.
Verb Conjugations and Tenses
Spanish verbs are conjugated according to tense, person, and mood. Learners must become familiar with forms for the present, past, future, conditional, and subjunctive moods.
For example:
hablo – I speak
hablé – I spoke
hablaré – I will speak
At first, verb conjugation may seem complex because Spanish has many verb forms. However, the system is highly structured, and most verbs follow predictable patterns. Once learners understand the core conjugation groups, progress becomes much faster and more intuitive.
Flexible but Familiar Word Order
Spanish generally follows a subject-verb-object (SVO) word order similar to English, which helps learners build sentences naturally.
Yo como una manzana. I eat an apple.
However, Spanish also allows some flexibility in word order for emphasis or stylistic purposes, especially in spoken language and literature.
Una manzana como yo. It is an apple that I eat. (emphasis)
Because verb endings clearly identify the subject, Spanish can sometimes omit subject pronouns entirely.
Hablo español. I speak Spanish.
This feature often makes Spanish sound more fluid and natural once learners become comfortable with the structure.
Our Official Spanish Language Course
Our Spanish language course is designed to help you speak, understand, and think in Spanish with confidence. It gradually introduces grammar, pronunciation, and vocabulary while focusing heavily on practical communication, real-life conversations, and cultural immersion.
Through step-by-step lessons, interactive exercises, and authentic content from across the Spanish-speaking world, learners quickly build the skills needed to communicate naturally and comfortably. Whether you are preparing for travel, work, study, or personal enrichment, our course guides you toward fluency in a clear, engaging and structured way.
With consistent practice and immersive exposure, you’ll soon discover that Spanish is not only approachable, but also one of the most enjoyable and useful languages you can learn.
Spanish learners often face an endless stream of learning material that can feel disorganised or inconsistent. Beginners may jump between too many methods without building a solid foundation, while intermediate learners often feel stuck consuming content that is either too simplified or suddenly too fast and native-level.
Another challenge comes from the incredible diversity of the Spanish-speaking world. Spanish is spoken across more than 20 countries, and pronunciation, vocabulary, expressions, and accents can vary significantly between regions. The Spanish spoken in Spain differs noticeably from the varieties spoken in Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, or the Caribbean. Learners can initially feel confused hearing different accents, slang, or verb usage depending on the country or media source they encounter.
We recognize that navigating the vast world of Spanish learning resources can sometimes feel overwhelming, and our goal is to help learners move confidently from beginner to advanced levels without feeling lost along the way. Our platform focuses on structured progression, practical communication, cultural understanding, and engaging real-world content designed specifically for learners.
Rather than overwhelming you with disconnected vocabulary lists or isolated grammar drills, we aim to create immersive lessons that gradually develop your listening, reading, speaking, and cultural comprehension skills in a natural and motivating way. Whether your goal is travel, work, study, heritage connection, or personal enrichment, our resources are designed to help you build long-term fluency step by step.
If you have suggestions for future lessons or articles, feel free to contact us at pr@instituto—espanol.org as we’re always happy to hear from learners and continue improving our content to better support your Spanish learning journey.
Why can't I improve in Spanish?
Should I learn Spanish, Portuguese or Italian?
Choosing between Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian depends on your personal goals, cultural interests, travel plans, and the type of linguistic experience you are looking for. All three languages belong to the Romance branch of the Indo-European language family, meaning they evolved from Latin and share many grammatical structures and vocabulary similarities. However, each language opens the door to a very different world culturally, geographically, and professionally.
Spanish is the most widely spoken of the three, with more than 500 million native speakers across Europe, Latin America, and large communities in the United States. It is spoken in over 20 countries, including Spain, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, and many others. Because of its global reach, Spanish is often considered the most practical choice for travel, international communication, business, diplomacy, healthcare, tourism, and media. It also gives access to an enormous cultural sphere that includes Latin American literature, Spanish cinema, flamenco, reggaeton, salsa, and centuries of history stretching from medieval Iberia to modern Latin America.
Portuguese, while less globally widespread than Spanish, is spoken by more than 260 million people worldwide and is the official language of Portugal and Brazil, as well as countries in Africa such as Angola and Mozambique. Brazilian Portuguese in particular has become increasingly influential through music, culture, sports, and economic growth. Portuguese often feels more melodic and phonologically complex than Spanish, with nasal vowels and a softer rhythm. Learners interested in Brazilian culture, bossa nova, samba, football, tropical landscapes, or Lusophone African cultures may find Portuguese especially rewarding. Professionally, Portuguese can also be valuable in international trade, energy, agriculture, and emerging markets connected to Brazil and Africa.
Italian is spoken primarily in Italy and parts of Switzerland, with around 65 million native speakers. Unlike Spanish and Portuguese, Italian is less globally widespread, but it is often considered one of the most beautiful and culturally rich languages in the world. Italian is deeply connected to art, opera, architecture, fashion, cuisine, classical music, and history. Learning Italian provides direct access to the legacy of the Roman Empire, the Renaissance, and iconic figures such as Leonardo da Vinci and Dante Alighieri. Many learners choose Italian for cultural reasons rather than pure practicality, especially if they love Italian food, cinema, design, or travel through historic cities such as Rome, Florence, and Venice.
If your goal is maximum global usefulness and communication potential, Spanish is usually the strongest option. If you are drawn to Brazil, Lusophone culture, or a slightly more niche but globally relevant language, Portuguese can be extremely rewarding. If your passion lies in culture, history, art, cuisine, and lifestyle, Italian offers one of the richest cultural experiences of any European language.
How similar is Spanish to other languages?
Spanish is part of the Indo-European language family, specifically the Romance branch, which also includes Italian, Portuguese, French, Romanian, and Catalan. It evolved from the Latin spoken in the Iberian Peninsula during the Roman Empire and later developed into one of the world’s most influential global languages. Unlike neighboring non-Romance languages such as Basque, Spanish shares strong grammatical and lexical similarities with many European languages, making it relatively accessible for learners familiar with other Romance languages.
Despite its Latin origins, Spanish has been heavily influenced by centuries of cultural contact and historical exchange, resulting in a rich and diverse vocabulary. These borrowings come from several language groups:
Arabic influence
Due to nearly 800 years of Moorish presence in the Iberian Peninsula, thousands of Arabic words entered Spanish, especially in science, agriculture, architecture, and everyday life.
Azúcar (sugar) – from Arabic as-sukkar
Ojalá (hopefully) – from Arabic in shā’ Allāh
Germanic language influence
The Visigoths and later international influence introduced Germanic vocabulary into Spanish, while English has contributed many modern technological and cultural terms.
Guerra (war) – from Germanic werra
Fútbol (football) – from English football
Indigenous American language influence
Following Spanish expansion into the Americas, Spanish adopted many words from Indigenous languages such as Nahuatl, Quechua, Taíno, and Maya.
Chocolate (chocolate) – from Nahuatl xocolātl
Hamaca (hammock) – from Taíno hamaca
French and Italian influence
Cultural exchange with other European powers contributed numerous artistic, culinary, and intellectual terms.
Hotel (hotel) – from French hôtel
Piano (piano) – from Italian pianoforte
Latin and Greek influence
Like many European languages, Spanish uses a vast number of Latin and Greek roots in medicine, science, law, and academia.
Doctor (doctor) – from Latin doctor
Programa (program) – from Greek programma via Latin
If you start learning Spanish vocabulary, you’ll quickly notice that a large portion of the language already feels familiar, especially if you speak English or another European language. By diving into our Loanwords section, you will realize that you already recognize a significant percentage of Spanish words through shared Latin roots and international vocabulary—making Spanish far more approachable than many learners initially expect.
These are 5 proven methods that we have developed as language learners (not only as teachers!) that will help you achieve complete mastery of the Bulgarian language:
1. Immerse Yourself Completely
Surround Yourself: Change the language of your phone, computer, tv, console, news sources, radio stations, song playlists and streaming apps to the language you want to learn.
Engaging Content: Listen to native music, watch original movies, learn about the Culture and history of the country on Youtube. This will help you stay motivated and reduce the initial frustration.
Make Mistakes: Travel to the country where the language is spoken and don't be afraid to engage with the locals. People will be amazed at your efforts to learn their language.
2. Focus on the Most Useful Words and Phrases
Study Efficiency: Learn the top 3000 words in the language, as they often cover 80-90% of everyday conversations. Learning takes time but that doesn't mean it has to take very long to see results.
Real Conversations: Start by practising with common phrases you'll actually use in real-life situations, like greetings, ordering food, asking for directions, etc.
3. Use Memorization Techniques
Spaced Repetition: Our Courses are based on spaced spaced repetition systems (SRS) to help you memorize words and grammar in the long term and with miminal effort by showing them to you in progression.
Mnemonic Devices: trick your brain and speed up the learning process by trying to think of an example or "story" for each new word / expression you struggle to remember.
4. Learn the Language based on the Context
Practice Makes Perfect: Remember that your grammar doesn't have to be perfect as long as you can be understood! There is no shame in using simple phrases to get you point across.
Shadowing Technique: Repeat in your head after native speakers in real-time while listening or watching videos with original subtitles to improve your comprehension.
5. Consistency is Everything
Daily Practice: Even just 30 minutes a day is more effective than sporadic, long day study sessions. Take breaks often when reading and always have fun to increase productivity.
Compound Results: Small, achievable goals like reading 5 pages daily, or even just watching a movie or playing a videogame every evening produce results over time if you don't see them immediately.
How to become fluent in Spanish in 30 days?
How many people speak Spanish?
Native Speakers: 500 Million
Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world and the second-largest native language globally by number of speakers. According to recent estimates, more than 500 million people speak Spanish as their first language, with the majority residing in:
Mexico (the country with the largest number of native Spanish speakers in the world)
Spain (the historical birthplace of the language);
Colombia, Argentina, Peru, and most of Latin America;
United States, which has one of the world’s largest Spanish-speaking populations due to historical and demographic factors
Second-Language Speakers: 90 Millions
Spanish is also spoken as a second language by tens of millions of people worldwide, especially in education, business, tourism, and international communication.
It is commonly studied or spoken in:
The United States, where millions of bilingual and second-language speakers use Spanish daily;
Brazil, where Spanish is widely understood due to regional proximity and trade;
France, Italy, and other European countries where Spanish is a popular foreign language in schools;
Universities and language institutes across Europe, Asia, and North America, where Spanish is one of the most studied foreign languages in the world.
Spanish is not only one of the world’s largest languages by population, but also one of the most influential culturally, economically, and politically. It is an official language of the United Nations, the European Union, and many other international institutions. As a global language of literature, cinema, music, education, diplomacy, and business, Spanish occupies a central place in modern international communication and cultural exchange.
EXPAND YOUR KNOWLEDGE
If you are serious about learning Spanish, we recommend that you download the Complete Spanish Master Course.
You will receive all the information available on the website in a convenient portable digital format as well as additional contents: over 15.000 Vocabulary Words and Useful Phrases, in-depth explanations and exercises for all Grammar Rules, exclusive articles with Cultural Insights that you won't find in any other textbook so you can amaze your Spanish friends and business partners thanks to your knowledge of their country and history.
With a one-time purchase you will also get hours of Podcasts to Practice your Spanish listening skills as well as Dialogues with Exercises to achieve your own Master Certificate.
Start speaking Spanish today!
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