Complete Spanish for Beginners
Learn Spanish for beginners: greetings, numbers, colors, food, the alphabet, sentences and verbs, time and dates, and describing people.
Spanish opens doors for travel and work, and as a Romance language it also gives you a head start on French or Italian. This course starts from zero with greetings, polite phrases, numbers, colors, food, animals, family members, and the Spanish alphabet. You then build questions and answers, conjugate verbs, tell the time and the date, and describe parts of the body, emotions, appearance, and personality. A professional Spanish speaker models every word and phrase on video so you can copy the pronunciation.
What You Will Achieve
- Greet people and introduce yourself in formal and casual Spanish
- Pronounce Spanish words correctly and translate everyday vocabulary
- Explain basic sentence structure and conjugate common verbs
- Order food and drinks and describe people’s appearance and personality
Program Overview
First Spanish Words
Greetings and everyday vocabulary.
- First Spanish words
- Building Spanish sentences
Time, Dates, and Describing People
Talking about time and about people.
- Telling the time and the date
- Describing people
Certificate Awarded (Paid)
Pass the final course assessment to earn it. The course is free to study; the certificate is optional and has a fee.
Job Outlook
Beginner Spanish helps travelers and professionals who work with Spanish speakers, and it is the first step toward translation work.
- Translator
- Interpreter
Good for: Complete beginners who want everyday Spanish for travel or work.
Keep in mind: It is a short beginner course of four lessons, so fluent conversation needs further study and regular speaking practice.
Bottom line: A video-based start in Spanish with good attention to pronunciation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I hear how words are pronounced?
Yes. It is a video course, and a professional Spanish speaker says every word and phrase so you can copy the pronunciation.
Does it help with ordering in a restaurant?
Yes. You learn food and drink vocabulary and how to discuss a menu and order entirely in Spanish.
Does the course cover formal and informal Spanish?
Yes. It shows how to greet people and introduce yourself in both formal and casual Spanish.
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