A greeting, a family conversation, or a trip can be your reason to learn Spanish. Use Loquus to work with vocabulary, listen to examples, and practice replies. Keep the Dictionary and Grammar Center nearby when a familiar word appears in an unfamiliar form.
Spanish in the app: A1 to C2.
In the iOS app: 737 situations and 1,437 Spanish verbs, with 21 tense and mood tables per entry.
Spanish accents and the letter ñ are part of the spelling, so give them attention as you read. Compare a word with its audio and try it aloud. Listening to a complete phrase also helps you notice where the voice puts emphasis within the sentence.
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Look at what the verb changes
Spanish verbs can tell you who is doing something and when it happens. When an ending is unfamiliar, look for the relevant explanation in Grammar Center. Compare examples and available related forms in the Dictionary, then revisit the words you have already learned.
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Practice for a real exchange
Choose an everyday situation, such as meeting someone or ordering food, and explore the Phrasebook. Notice how the expression works as a whole. Guided conversations give you another place to practice replies, with audio you can replay when you need to hear the exchange again.
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Chapters on your journey
A1 to C2
CEFR informed levels
57
Grammar Center topics
329
Authored conversations
1,437
Spanish verbs in the iOS reference
Available now in the iOS app
Spanish you can put to use.
Study from A1 to C2, then use what you know in everyday situations.
737 situations, with a reason to speak.
Meet someone new, ask a neighbor to slow down, or compare plans for a weekend away. Take a role, follow a mission, and choose what to say.
349 situations with grammar targets.
Use grammar in context. These situations connect a lesson’s patterns to the conversation you are having.
1,437 verbs. 21 tense and mood tables.
Look up everyday verbs, compound forms, commands, and the subjunctive. The reference also includes 954 verb phrases and constructions.
Grammar practice inside the conversation.
A guided teaching situation introduces present tense verb endings through explanations, questions, and a chance to try again.
See it in the app
The Spanish course, on iPhone.
Real screens from the first day of the Spanish course in the iPhone app.
Your first session is ready.
Open the app and today’s session is waiting. The Spanish course begins with First Contact, Alphabet, Numbers & Repair, and the first lesson is Greetings & Checking In.
A short session, planned for you
Your journey and next milestone below
Or choose any lesson yourself
Every word gets its own card.
Your first word is hola, meaning hello, hi. Each new word comes with its meaning and audio at normal or very slow speed.
Normal and very slow audio
Notes when a word needs them
Then check it right away.
A quick question follows the new word: see the meaning, then choose the Spanish word from four.
Choose, type or say the answer
Feedback on every answer
Missed words come back sooner
Grammar explained in plain language.
Grammar Center explains how Spanish works, with topics like Ser vs. Estar: Two Verbs for "To Be" and Numbers, Ordinals and Quantities.
57 topics in the Spanish course
Open any topic, any time
Focused drills for each pattern
Writing and sounds, one tap away.
Explore the course’s writing and sound reference. Tap an entry to hear it.
Letters and sounds in one place
Tap any character to hear it
Free with every course
A first taste
Your first words in Spanish.
Tap a word to hear it, at normal speed or slowly.
holaHello
graciasThank you
por favorPlease
adiósGoodbye
Your path
The first chapters of the Spanish course.
The full course has 58 chapters. Your journey shows your progress in each one.
01First Contact, Alphabet, Numbers & RepairA1
02Core Grammar, Questions & PronunciationA1
03Small Talk, Function Words & Core VocabularyA1
04Numbers, Family & IdentityA1
05Feelings, Home & LocationA1
06Everyday Verbs, Time & CalendarA1
Grammar Center
57 Spanish grammar topics.
A few of the topics you can open anytime, before or after you reach them in a lesson.
Start Here: A Reading Order
Ser vs. Estar: Two Verbs for "To Be"
Numbers, Ordinals and Quantities
Time, Dates, and Frequency
Spanish Spelling and Pronunciation
Word Stress and Written Accents
Alphabets & sounds
Alphabet
Tap an entry to hear it. Explore the writing and sound references included in this course.
In the app, start with three free lesson starts a day. Reference tools are included in free access. Loquus Plus adds unlimited lesson starts, section reviews, capstones and Arcade games.
14 languages. Your next step.
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