Learn real Spanish. Speak it. Repeat.

Take in real Spanish from audio you care about, build it back out loud one piece at a time, and come back tomorrow for the next small step.

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The product is the loop. Everything else is a vehicle.

Every session moves through the same three beats on real material you actually care about. No streaks to game, no artificial difficulty curves — just the next small step, ready tomorrow.

01

Learn.

Take in a real sentence — from a podcast, a voice note, a lesson. Whole audio, whole meaning, translations that explain rather than replace.

From real material
02

Speak.

Build it back out loud one piece at a time. Get a smaller step when you're stuck and catch the conjugation before it sets.

Guided, not freeform
03

Repeat.

The phrase you nearly had yesterday, folded into a new sentence today. Repetition happens in context, not on a flashcard.

In context, not on a card

No green checkmarks — a score on every syllable.

No streak games — hours counted honestly.

No flashcard queues — repetition lives in real sentences.

Tool 01Guided speaking

Say a real Spanish sentence, one piece at a time.

Build real Spanish out loud — the next word, a smaller step when you're stuck, the conjugation caught before it sets. Never a blank prompt.

  • Built from cognates upward — a real sentence in session one.
  • Pronunciation in the loop, not a separate drill.
  • One smaller step instead of a flashing red X.
Lesson 04 · Cognates in the wild03:12

Now say it back — “the restaurant is delicious.”

el restauranteestádeliciosoes
Listening
Smaller stepdelicioso agrees with el restaurante — masculine ending. Try it again?

Tool 02Image vocabulary

The words for things you can already see.

Hear, find, then say each part — scored syllable by syllable, with the exact sound you missed named back to you.

  • A score on every syllable — not one verdict on the whole word.
  • The phoneme by name — "expected /ɲ/, heard /n/."
  • Concrete vocabulary most courses skip entirely.
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Tool 03Library

Any audio becomes your textbook.

Drop in a podcast, a voice note, a radio interview. Every line turns into a tap-in for practice — and a chat that knows the phrase, its neighbours, and the words worth remembering.

  • Works with links, files, and voice notes.
  • Context-aware chat — knows the episode, not just the phrase.
  • One tap sends a phrase into guided speaking.
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Radio Ambulante · El Hijo del Vendedor
Ep 342 · 38 min · ES-AR
Playing
02:08Y entonces se bajó del colectivo, no sabía muy bien hacia dónde iba.
02:14Caminó por San Telmo durante toda la madrugada, pensando en lo que había dicho su padre.
02:22No era la primera vez, pero esta vez algo era distinto.
“…la madrugada…”
madrugada — the small hours, roughly 2–5 AM. Stronger than mañana, which covers all of morning.
Practise this out loud

Tool 04Study chat

One chat, wired into every surface.

A chat that already knows what you're looking at — the phrase in your library, the concept on a lesson, a patient Spanish assistant anywhere else. Ask in voice or keyboard, hand a phrase off to guided speaking when it's time to say it out loud.

  • Context-aware across every surface.
  • Voice in, voice out — or keyboard, your call.
  • Hands a phrase off to guided speaking once it's ready to say out loud.
ContextLibraryEp 342, line 02:14
Why does she say caminó and not caminaba?
It's a one-time, completed walk — preterite. caminaba would mean "she used to walk / was walking," a habit or a scene in progress. Here she made one specific walk through San Telmo that night.
“Caminó por San Telmo durante toda la madrugada…”
Hear the lineOut-loud practiceRemember for tomorrow
Ask about this episode, a word, or its pronunciation…

The free course gets you through the loop once. The rest is how far you want to take it.

Three plans. Same tools, different room.

Hobby starts at €19 / week for one or two lessons. Practice at €39 / week fits steady weekly practice. Intensive at €79 / week gives the most room for daily pushes.

Come back tomorrow.

Today's loop takes about ten minutes. When you're done, we'll have something small and specific waiting — built from what you didn't quite have yet.