Levels 2–3
RNE Radio Nacional
Standard Spain Spanish (Castilian)
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Learn Spanish your way.
From a child's first words to fluent Spanish. Choose your level, listen, practise and test yourself — then train your ear with live radio from Spain and Latin America.
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Choose your path
1 = beginner · 2 = I already know some Spanish · 3 = I speak well and can write sentences
Kids
First words
Touch a picture to hear the word, then play to win stars.
8 themes · 83 words
Level 1
Beginner
Your first Spanish words and phrases, with audio and quizzes.
8 lessons
Level 2
Intermediate
The past tense, ser vs estar, travel… and real texts.
6 lessons
Level 3
Advanced
False friends, idioms, formal writing and regional accents.
6 lessons
How it works
1
Listen
Every word, phrase and example has natural audio. Slow it down if you need to.
2
Practise
Quizzes with meanings, gap-fills and listening. Writing tasks with model answers.
3
Live Spanish
Real radio from Spain and Latin America, with rewind.
Live radio from Spain & Latin America
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Levels 2–3
Radio 5
News Spanish
Levels 1–3
Radio 3
Young, informal Spanish
Levels 1–2
Radio Clásica
Slow, careful Spanish
Grammar corner
Short, clear explanations in English, with examples to listen to and exercises.
Beginnerel, la, un, una: genderEvery Spanish noun is masculine or feminine. The article (the / a) changes to match.
BeginnerPluralsMaking nouns and adjectives plural is easy: add -s or -es.
IntermediateReflexive verbsVerbs like levantarse (to get up) use a pronoun: me levanto, te levantas…
IntermediateThe preterite (pretérito indefinido)For finished actions at a specific time in the past: ayer, el lunes, en 2019, la semana pasada…
AdvancedThe present subjunctiveA special verb form for wishes, feelings, doubts and requests — very common in Spanish.
AdvancedThe conditional and si-clausesWould, could, should… and how to say 'if I had…, I would…'.
Read real Spanish: recipes
Real texts with their own word lists, for Level 2.
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Churros con chocolate
Los churros con chocolate son un desayuno típico de España, sobre todo en invierno y los …
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Patatas bravas
Las patatas bravas son una tapa muy popular en Madrid y en toda España. Se comen …
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Paella valenciana
La paella viene de Valencia, en el este de España. La paella valenciana tradicional lleva pollo, …
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Why learn Spanish?
Spanish is one of the world's great languages: almost 500 million people speak it as their first language, in Spain and in some twenty countries of Latin America, from Mexico to Argentina, and millions more in the United States. It is the second most spoken native language on Earth, and it opens doors to travel, jobs and friendships on four continents, and to a rich culture of music, literature, film and food.
Anglozone Spanish helps you learn on your own, at your own pace, with everything explained in English. We teach the Spanish of Spain (Castilian), with short notes on how Latin Americans say things differently. Children start with pictures and sounds. Adults choose their level, listen to every word, practise with quizzes, writing tasks and a grammar corner, and train their ears with live radio from Spain and Latin America.
Everything is free
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