Speaking
Speaking prompts by level — a real situation, tasks in English, and a model answer in Spanish to check yourself against.
Describing Your Symptoms in Spanish: Speaking Practice (B1)
Six prompts to say what hurts, since when, and how much — out loud, with model answers in Spanish to check yourself against.
Try the prompts →Giving Your Opinion in Spanish: Speaking Practice (B1)
Six prompts to state, defend, and nuance an opinion out loud — creo que, no creo que + subjunctive, and polite disagreement, with model answers.
Try the prompts →Shopping and Prices in Spanish: Speaking Practice (A1)
Six prompts to ask prices, sizes, and pay — out loud, in present-tense Spanish you can use on day one, with model answers to check yourself.
Try the prompts →Your Last Trip in Spanish: Speaking Practice (A2)
Six prompts to tell the story of your last trip out loud — preterite for what happened, imperfect for how it was, with model answers in Spanish.
Try the prompts →At the Market in Spanish: Speaking Practice (A2)
Six speaking prompts for the market — ask prices, order amounts, get a discount — tasks in English with model answers in Spanish.
Try the prompts →Describing Your Family in Spanish: Speaking Practice (A1)
Six speaking prompts to talk about your family out loud in Spanish — tasks in English, model answers in simple present-tense Spanish.
Try the prompts →You Understand Spanish. Now Say It: Speaking Practice (A2)
You follow series and podcasts but freeze when it's your turn — six prompts to produce your first spoken sentences, alone, today.
Try the prompts →Your Daily Routine in Spanish: Speaking Practice (A1)
Six speaking prompts to describe your day out loud in Spanish — tasks in English, model answers in simple present-tense Spanish.
Try the prompts →Your Landlord Won't Answer: Spanish Speaking Practice (B1)
Six speaking prompts for the repair call nobody wants to make — voicemail, negotiation, who pays — with model answers in formal Spanish.
Try the prompts →Your Weekend in Spanish: Speaking Practice (A2)
Six speaking prompts to tell your weekend out loud in Spanish — the classic Monday question, with model answers in past-tense Spanish.
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