Beginner Spanish 101

Your first 8 essential phrases — say hello, ask how someone is, and be polite.

Count from zero to twenty, with the handy 'dieci-' pattern for 16–19.

The 7 days of the week and the 12 months — with clear pronunciation.

The 11 core colours — with clear pronunciation.

Parents, siblings, grandparents and more — with pronunciation.

Bread, fruit, chicken, coffee and more — each with a picture and pronunciation.

Head, face, hands, feet and more — each with a picture and pronunciation.

Shirts, shoes, hats and more — each with a picture and pronunciation.

Pets, farm and wild animals — each with a picture and pronunciation.

Rooms & furniture — kitchen, bathroom, sofa, lamp and more, with pronunciation.

The 14 most useful Spanish verbs — speak, eat, go, want, have and more, with pronunciation.

14 essential Spanish words for eating out — table, menu, waiter, order, bill, dish and more.

14 key phrases for telling the time: what time is it, half past, quarter to.

Count from 21 to 100: veintiuno, treinta, cuarenta, noventa y nueve, cien, mil.

14 phrases to introduce yourself: your name, where you're from, your age.

14 phrases for trains, buses and airports: tickets, platforms, flights and times.

14 phrases to ask where things are and follow directions: left, right, straight on, near, far.

14 phrases for your hotel stay: booking a room, the key, breakfast and asking for help.

14 phrases for shopping: prices, sizes, paying by cash or card, and the receipt.

14 verbs for your day: waking up, working, having dinner and going to bed.

14 phrases for feeling ill: what hurts, seeing a doctor, the pharmacy and get well soon.

14 phrases about hobbies: what you like, love, and do in your free time.

14 phrases about the weather and the four seasons: sunny, hot, cold, raining, snowing and more.

14 phrases for describing people: how they look, what they are like, and how to ask.

14 phrases for how you feel: happy, sad, tired, hungry, scared and more.

14 phrases for inviting people and making plans: where, when, and how to say yes or no.

14 phrases for phones and the internet: charger, password, wifi, messages and giving your number.

14 phrases about work: the office, the boss, meetings, your schedule and what you do for a living.

14 phrases for emergencies: calling for help, saying you are lost, and making yourself understood.