Mastering Spanish from Beginner to Advanced: Ultimate Course
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With Spanish being the official language of more than 20 countries and having over 470 million speakers around the world, it’s one of the most important and widely spoken languages nowadays.
If you ever dreamed of traveling, studying, working, or living in a Spanish-speaking country, or even improve your personal, professional, and business opportunities, this course is ideal for you.
This course has over 30+ hours of video in over 200+ lectures related to different Spanish concepts and topics. The courses are conducted by a polyglot native Spanish speaker who will guide you from the most basic Spanish level all the way to an advanced level.
The course consists of 6 different parts
· Introduction
· Beginner
· Elementary
· Intermediate
· Upper-Intermediate
· Advanced
This course also includes over 200 Quizlet lesson sets with over 4000+ terms. The Quizlet flashcards include the vocabulary and phrases together with the picture, audio, and translation of the term you’re studying. You can also use it to practice memorizing the vocabulary with multiple study games and quiz features.
In this course, you will learn:
· Tons of vocabulary and phrases
· Spanish sentence structures and grammatical rules
· How to read and write Spanish
· How to sound and speak like a native speaker using interactive pronunciation exercises
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What You'll Get in This Course -
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Extra Tips and Tricks to Improve your Spanish
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How to add a Spanish Keyboard on a Mac
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Add a Spanish Keyboard on Windows
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Add a Spanish Keyboard on Android
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Add a Spanish Keyboard on iOS iPhone/iPad
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How to use the Course Quizlet
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The Spanish Alphabet
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Typing Letter Accents and Dieresis
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Basic Greetings and Phrases
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Word Genders
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Articles (The / A)
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Forming Plurals
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Conjugations + Lifehack (Part 1)
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Conjugations (Part 2)
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Ser vs Estar (Part 1: Ser)
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Ser vs Estar (Part 2: Estar)
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This, That, These, Those
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Colors
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Numbers
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To have (Haber vs Tener)
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Questions and Exclamation Marks
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Sizes: Small, Big, Short, Tall
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Possesive Adjectives Part 1 (mi, tu, su, nuestro, etc.)
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Possesive adjectives Part 2 (mio, tuyo, suyo, nuestro, etc.)
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Friends and Family
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Reflexive Verbs
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At Home & Basic Prepositions (In, Over, Under etc.)
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Countries and Cities, Far and Near
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Clothes
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Basic Feelings (Sick, Tired, Cold, Hot, Thirsty, Hungry, Sleepy)
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Occupations
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Outside and Inside - Adentro y Afuera
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Using “but” and "and"
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Times of Day / Eating Times / "Before" and "After"
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Days, Weeks, Months, Years
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Days of the Week: Mon, Tue, Wed, etc.
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Months of the year - Jan, Feb, Mar, etc.
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Seasons - Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn
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Using "With" and "Without"
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Guests, Hosts, and Family
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To smell, taste, good, or bad
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Nationalities / To speak, read, write, teach, etc.
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People and Animals
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Daily Chores (Wake up, Clean, Wash, Wet, Dry, Etc.)
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House items (Toothbrush, Soap, Towel, etc.)
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To have, To need, To want
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To buy / To sell
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Old, New and Ancient
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Places (Supermarket, Cinema, Pharmacy, Library, etc.)
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"To like" + Sports (Soccer, American Football, Tennis, etc.)
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More vs Less
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Forms of payment
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Materials (Metal, Wood, Paper, Plastic)
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Superlative
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Some, None, All, Same, Different
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Open, Closed, On, Off, etc.
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Positions (In back, In front, Next to, Right, Left, etc.)
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Ordinal Numbers (First, Second, Third, Fourth, etc.)
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Travel and Transportation
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Poder - To be able to / Can / May
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Places / Weather / Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
