Complete all six lessons, then score at least 80% on the 12-question final assessment for a numbered completion certificate. Retakes are allowed.
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From I to you and we
Use common present forms and distinguish tú from usted.
You learned hablo and estudio. Regular -ar verbs change endings: hablar → yo hablo, tú hablas, él/ella/usted habla, nosotros/nosotras hablamos, ellos/ellas/ustedes hablan. Use the same endings for estudiar and trabajar.
Tú is informal singular you; usted is a polite singular you and takes the same verb form as él/ella: ¿Estudia usted español? Ustedes is plural you throughout Latin America. This course uses Latin American models; other regions may use additional forms such as vosotros.
For simple questions, use question marks and a questioning intonation: ¿Hablas español? A negative sentence puts no before the verb: No hablo mucho español. You can omit the subject pronoun when the verb and context make it clear.
Nosotros estudiamos juntos means We study together. Add y (and), pero (but), and también (also) to connect short statements without making them difficult.
1. Learn a few useful words
Listen to each Spanish word. Read its English meaning, repeat it aloud, then try the matching practice.
nosotros
we
juntos
together
también
also
pero
but
usted
you (polite singular)
Which Spanish expression means “we”?
0/5 words matched
2. Useful phrases and a conversation
Nosotros estudiamos español.
We study Spanish.
¿Hablas español?
Do you speak Spanish?
Hablo un poco, pero estudio todos los días.
I speak a little, but I study every day.
¿Estudia usted aquí?
Do you study here? (polite)
Ellos trabajan hoy.
They work today.
Listen to the conversation first
Show conversation and English meanings
Ana
¿Hablas español?
Do you speak Spanish?
Luis
Hablo un poco, pero estudio todos los días.
I speak a little, but I study every day.
Ana
Nosotros estudiamos juntos.
We study together.
Luis
Muy bien.
Very good.
Read both parts aloud. Cover the model and try the exchange again using a fictional name or a different day or item where possible.
3. Listening and lesson checks
4. Build a Spanish sentence
English meaning: We study Spanish.
Show the Spanish model
Nosotros estudiamos español.
Use every word. Capital letters, accents, and punctuation stay attached to their words.
…
5. Write and speak
Write a short exchange with an informal question and a statement about we.
Show a model answer
¿Hablas español? Sí, hablo un poco. Nosotros estudiamos juntos.
Self-review: Did you express the requested meaning? Check word order, accents, agreement, and the verb patterns in this lesson. Read it aloud and compare with the models. A teacher or conversation partner can give feedback; this exercise is not automatically graded.
Drafts use your device’s Spanish voice, not LifeHelper’s paid audio service. Device speech services may process text according to device settings. Drafts clear when you leave this lesson or reload.
Write a short response of at least 35 characters to enable self-review. Length alone does not indicate correct Spanish.
Finish this lesson
○ Study and pronunciation practice
○ All vocabulary matches
○ All three lesson checks correct
○ Sentence arranged correctly
○ Writing and conversation self-review
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Learning at your own pace
Instructions are always in English. Spanish is the language you are learning; it is not translated through an AI language selector. The course uses Latin American models and notes selected regional differences. Stage names do not establish a CEFR level or guarantee fluency.
Saved data contains lesson completion and assessment results. Practice drafts are not saved or synced. Optional My Progress syncing can merge saved learning across devices. Use fictional personal details in exercises.
Assessments check selected listening and written knowledge. Your speaking and writing are self-reviewed, not automatically scored. For high-stakes conversations, use qualified interpretation.
Your completion certificate
All 6 lessons, vocabulary matches, listening and lesson checks, sentence practice, writing/conversation self-review and a final assessment score of at least 80%.
Estimated study time: 5 hours. Includes reading, practice, projects and assessment; individual time varies.
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