SPANISH ONLINE LESSONS

Did you know that Spanish is spoken natively in more than 20 countries in Latin America and Europe? If you plan to do business with them, visit family or even sit for an international exam in Spanish, we can help! Reach out to us at Listen & Learn and we will tell you more about our personalised online Spanish lessons.

What you will learn with us

Our courses are designed by professional, native-speaking tutors who will consider your level of proficiency and preferences when planning your lessons. For instance, you can choose, if you want, to listen to songs by great artists, like Shakira or Alejandro Sanz, or to learn by watching TV series, like La casa de papel or Elite. Either way, you won’t just memorise long lists of words or repeat phrases from old textbooks! Those who are just starting out will learn some basic phrases and vocabulary, like greetings and requests, so you can start to hold basic conversations from the very first class.

Learn the dialect you need

You can also choose the regional variety of Spanish you would like to learn. For instance, a t-shirt is called “remera” in Argentina, “playera” in Mexico and “camiseta” in Spain. Quite the difference, right? Don’t worry, your tutor will target your learning journey, so you acquire the vocabulary most relevant to your goals. And if you wish to acquire a more “general” Spanish, that’s also possible: your syllabus will be designed for you to acquire the skills to be understood wherever you go. Contact us today to get started!

Why take online Spanish lessons?

Flexibility. Our courses are completely personalised to suit your learning pace and busy schedule. In case you need to reschedule a class, you can do so with just one business day’s notice.

Possibility of recording the lesson to review it later. Plus, you don’t need a lot of complicated software or tools. Just download Skype to your computer or smartphone and you’re ready to start!
Study alone or in a group. We offer small-group sessions with up to 8 friends, co-workers or family members

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spanish Songs

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Agua - Jarabe de Palo
“Agua” by Jarabe de Palo is the perfect starting point for beginner Spanish learners who wish to improve their language skills through music. The tune is slow-paced and sung with very clear diction, so it’s easy for learners to understand exactly what the singers are saying. This song is about a man who falls in love with his friend and does not want to ruin the relationship they have, so you’ll pick up words related to love and friendship like “por ti daría la vida” or “un mensaje entre líneas”. Listen to the song here!
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Yo Te Amo - Chayanne “Yo Te Amo” is a timeless song by Puerto Rican singer Chayanne where the poetic persona declares his devotion for a woman and promises her they will be together in the near future. The best thing about this song is that the lyrics don
“Yo Te Amo” is a timeless song by Puerto Rican singer Chayanne where the poetic persona declares his devotion for a woman and promises her they will be together in the near future. The best thing about this song is that the lyrics don’t blend into one another, as Chayanne has excellent diction and pronounces each word very clearly. Thus, the lyrics are easy to understand and repeat, which makes the perfect song for beginners. Soon, you’ll be singing along to Chayanne’s “Yo Te Amo” with flawless Spanish pronunciation! Sing along to this romantic song!
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Muñeca de Trapo - Oreja de Van Gogh
If you are looking to improve your Spanish diction and comprehension, there is no better way to do it than by listening to Oreja de Van Gogh. The song “Muñeca de Trapo” is the first single of the album Guapa (which won a Latin Grammy back in 2006). This beautiful song tells of a woman who compares herself to a rag doll when she cannot express her feelings for her loved one. Sing along and increase your vocabulary while becoming acquainted with Spanish regional accents and slang. You will soon find yourself singing in Spanish almost without trying! Sing along to this romantic song!

spanish Youtube Channels

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Yuya
If you are looking for a Youtuber who talks about fashion in a fun, relaxed way, then Yuya’s channel is the one for you. The videos started by talking exclusively about makeup, but today they include topics like clothing, beauty and style. Soon, you’ll be picking up vocabulary related to styling your hair, like “peinar”, “rizar”, “planchar” and more! And don’t forget to access the comments section, where you will find a lot of text in Spanish and can ask the YouTuber specific questions about her videos. Click here to subscribe.
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Hey, Soy Priscilla
Listening to native Spanish speakers is crucial to increase your skills and understanding of different accents. And while it might be hard to find native speakers in the place you live, you can always watch YouTubers like Hey Soy Priscilla, an influencer from Mexico who talks about food, fashion and healthy lifestyles. She speaks very slowly and clearly, so a lot of her videos will allow you to capture her lip and mouth movements, making it easier to understand what she’s saying. And don’t forget, you can watch and rewind content to make sure you pick up some useful vocabulary! Check out her videos here!
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Alex Tienda
Alex Tienda is a travel vlogger from Mexico who loves showing his followers all the fabulous places he visits around the world. Not only will you improve your Spanish skills, but you’ll also get to know more about the world and some amazing places to travel. You can also follow Alex’s Facebook page if you want to engage with his followers and practise reading in Spanish, too. He has an easy-going style and uses a lot of Spanish slang, so while it might be a challenge for absolute beginners, you can always use the subtitles to clarify any doubts. Check out this videos here!

spanish For Kids

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Rockalingua
Everybody loves songs, especially children, and they are great ways to acquire a language. So, why not try to help your kids learn new words and expressions by listening to songs in Spanish on sites like Rockalingua? There, you can find original songs designed to assist children in learning Spanish. Each piece comes with illustrations and lyrics, so they will soon be singing along to the tunes! Furthermore, nearly all of the songs are available for free, and there are related games and picture dictionaries your kids can access if you create an account as well. Listen to these songs here!
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Dora la Exploradora
Dora la Exploradora (Dora the Explorer) is incredibly famous all around the world, airing in dozens of languages, including Spanish. This cartoon follows the adventures of Dora, a girl who loves embarking on quests with her friends. The characters (including the fox and the monkey) take some time during the episode to teach kids specific words and phrases. If you have pre-school-aged children learning Spanish, this is the perfect show for them to watch. You can stream the videos using Nickelodeon Jr.’s website, which also includes memory games and word searches to allow your kids to practise the vocabulary and structures they learn in the show. Check out Dora's videos here!
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Spanish-Games .net
Thanks to online games, your children can learn Spanish without getting bored. Using websites like Spanish-Games.net, they can reinforce grammar skills, improve their listening ability or learn to incorporate new vocabulary into their repertoire. Visit this site and you’ll find an array of games for children that can help them acquire the essentials of the language. These games are classified into different topics, like “Food”, “Family”, “School” or “Animals”. And the best part is that you can switch between European Spanish and Latin American Spanish, so your kids can study the dialect that’s most useful to them. Click here to start playing with your kids.

spanish Comedy

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El Día de la Bestia
Are you looking to supplement your Spanish learning with fun activities you can do in your spare time? Then you should watch El Dia de la Bestia, a comedy that is today considered a cult Spanish movie. It’s a very peculiar Christmas story in which a priest thinks he has discovered a secret message about the coming apocalypse. By watching this hilarious movie by Alex de la Iglesia, you’ll not only laugh but also learn a lot about Spanish culture and slang terms, which will be useful when you interact with native speakers. Read more about this hilarious movie here.
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Kiki, el Amor se Hace
Undoubtedly, being entertained while learning positively influences our foreign language development. Our brains pick up new words and structures very easily because of the fun and relaxing context. So, why not take advantage of this and watch good Spanish comedy to increase your listening skills while learning about the language’s cultures and some useful conversational phrases? One great movie to watch is Kiki, el Amor se Hace, where you’ll observe 5 interconnected stories that take place during a summer in Madrid, where the protagonists explore their capacity to love and be loved in a very fun, entertaining way. Learn more about the movie here.
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El Otro Lado de la Cama
El Otro Lado de la Cama is a fun Spanish comedy you must watch if you are a fan of the genre. This is a very successful musical comedy that follows different couples being unfaithful to each other in hilarious situations. Emilio Martínez-Lázaro is the director of this movie that describes love and human relationships in a natural fun way, without any prejudice. The actors that perform in this comedy come from different regions of Spain (like el País Vasco or Galicia), so watching it will help you to improve your listening skills and comprehension of different accents as well. Click here to know more about this hilarious film.

spanish Lifestyle

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Eat Some Tapas with Friends - Spain
In the past, Spanish tapas referred to a specific type of food, eaten before dinner. But today, anything can be tapas: croquettes, cheese on toast, chips with bacon. The only thing that matters is that it’s a small portion that can be served with beer or wine. At some bars, tapas may be free of charge after you buy drinks. However, watch out: others might offer you tapas without saying that you will be charged later (especially in touristic destinations). Go for some tapas with your friends, drink some beer and enjoy the night like a true Spaniard! Want to know more about tapas? Click here!
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Celebrate el Dia de los Muertos - Mexico
If you ever go to Mexico, you’ll see that on the 1st and 2nd of November, people visit cemeteries with food, candles, flowers, photographs and other elements to remember them. This happens because they celebrate a special date called El Dia de los Muertos, when they honour family members and loved ones who passed away. Mexicans believe they have to keep their memories alive, otherwise their spirits would fade away and never reach paradise. So, el Dia de los Muertos is a day of remembrance and prayer so people’s loved ones are able to get to Heaven. Click here to know more about Dia de los Muertos
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Take a Siesta - Spain
If you ever travel to Spain or would like to emulate the Spanish lifestyle at home, you should definitely take a “siesta” (nap) after lunch! As the hours between 2pm and 5pm are hot throughout the country, most shops close and people go home to nap. Of course, the duration of each siesta varies according to each shop and the local climate. Either way, siestas are sacred, especially in the centre of Spain during the summer, so don’t be surprised if you ever come for a visit and find all the shops closed in the afternoon! Want to know more about the siesta? Read here!

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