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Spanish Index

The Romance Languages page contains comparative vocabulary lists and verb conjugations for French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese.

Spanish I

1. Some Basic Phrases

2. Pronunciation

3. Alphabet

4. Articles and Demonstratives

5. Subject Pronouns

6. To Be and to Have

7. Question Words

8. Numbers / Ordinals

9. Days of the Week

10. Months of the Year

11. Seasons

12. Directions

13. Color

14.  Time

15. Weather

16. Prepositions

17. Family and Pets

18. To Know People and Facts

19. Formation of Plural Nouns

20. Possessive Adjectives

Spanish II

21. To Do or Make

22. Work and School

23. Countries and Nationalities

24. To / In and From places

25. To Come and to Go

26. Misc. Words

27. Conjugating Regular Verbs

28. Reflexive Verbs

29. Irregularities in Regular Verbs

30. Personal "a"

31. Preterite Tense

32. Irregular Preterite Tense

33. Imperfect Tense

34. Food and Meals

35. Gustar

36. Fruits, Vegetables, Meats

37. To Take or Drink

38. Commands

39. More Negatives

40. Holiday Phrases

Mexican National Anthem

Spanish III

41. Useful Expressions

42. Present Progressive

43. Haber

44. Present Perfect

45. Places

46. Transportation

47. To Want, to Be Able to, to Have to

48. Past Perfect

49. House & Furniture

50. Comparative and Superlative

51. Irregular Forms

52. Clothing

53. To Wear

54. Future Tenses

55. Preceding Adjectives

56. More Adjectives

57. Sports and Hobbies

58. Nature

59. To Say and to Go Out

60. Para vs. Por and Pero vs. Sino

Spanish IV

61. Object Pronouns

62. Parts of the Body

63. Asking Questions

64. To Give and To Bring

65. Relative Pronouns

66. Disjunctive Pronouns

67. To Hear and to Smell

68. Animals

69. Suffixes

70. Subjunctive Mood

71. Irregular Subjunctive Mood

72. Uses of the Subjunctive

73. Adverbs

74. Passive Voice

75. Uses of the Infinitive

76. Shopping

77. Post Office and Bank

78. Conditional Tenses

79. Infinitives followed by Prepositions

80. Office / School Supplies

 

Spanish V

81. Parts of a Car / Gas Station

82. Travelling / Vacation

83. Cosmetics / Toiletries

84. Other Perfect Tenses

85. Durations of Time

86. Telephone

87. Exclamations

88. Colloquial Expressions

89. Aspects of Actions

90. Verbs of Feeling

Language Trainers

Spanish Course London
Spanish Course Oxford
Spanish Course Liverpool
Spanish Course Edinburgh
Spanish Course Cambridge
Spanish Language Courses

Puerta del Sol

Puerta del Sol is an audio magazine for intermediate to advanced Spanish learners. It is a subscription program that includes the magazine, an hour-long CD or cassette, plus an optional study supplement. It is designed to improve your vocabulary, grammar and listening comprehension, as well as your cultural understanding of the Spanish-speaking world. Each magazine includes about a dozen topics ranging from politics and economics to tourism and geography to literature, poetry, music, film, etc.

I highly recommend this program, especially if you do not have access to materials that provide spoken Spanish. Each magazine contains the full text/transcript on the even-numbered page, and the vocabulary on the odd-numbered page. There are several notes in English at the end that explain the people and places mentioned. The study supplements include audio flashcards (repetition of phrases from the text), as well as exercises (multiple choice, fill in the blank, etc.) to improve your vocabulary and grammar.

The program is also available in French - Champs-Elysées, German - Schau ins Land and Italian - Acquerello Italiano.

If you're interested in buying books to supplement your Spanish studies, book recommendations are below.

Other Useful Links

BBC Languages - Spanish

Spanish.about.com

Spanish Wikibook

Tomísimo

e Learn Spanish Language

Learn Spanish

Spanish Grammar Exercises

Spanish Grammar Genius

Spanish Pronto

Study Spanish

Positively Spanish

Learn Spanish Guide

Spanish Language Tutorial

Learn Spanish Online with Audio

Podcasts

InstaSpanish Podcast

Spanish Arriba

Learn Spanish Survival Guide

Coffee Break Spanish


Book Recommendations. Language textbooks are rather expensive and generally only include the formal, written language. You will need more exposure to the real spoken language if you want to be become fluent. In addition to the Puerta del Sol audio program, as well as a good dictionary, grammar review, and book of verb conjugations, I have used the following books and materials for learning Spanish:

Ultimate Spanish by Living Language

The Ultimate Spanish Review & Practice by Ronni Gordon & David Stillman

Tune Up Your Spanish by Mary McVey Gill

Upgrade Your Spanish by Abigail Lee Six

1,001 Pitfalls in Spanish by Marion P. Holt & Julianne Dueber

Destinos by Bill VanPatten

101 Spanish Idioms by Jean-Marie Cassagne

Mastering Spanish Vocabulary by Jose Maria Navarro

Better Reading Spanish by Jean Yates

Teach Yourself Spanish Life, Language & Culture by M.A. Zollo

Breaking out of Beginner's Spanish by Joseph Keenan

Speaking Spanish like a Native by Brad Kim

Outreach Spanish by William C. Harvey, M.S.

Spanish for Educators by William C. Harvey, M.S.

Spanish for Health Care Professionals by William C. Harvey, M.S.

Street Spanish 1 by David Burke

Street Spanish 2 by David Burke

Street Spanish 3 by David Burke

Street Spanish Slang Dictionary & Thesaurus by David Burke

Streetwise Spanish by Brenda Wegmann & Mary McVey Gill

Streetwise Spanish Dictionary/Thesaurus by Brenda Wegmann & Mary McVey Gill

Mierda! The Real Spanish You Were Never Taught in School by Frances de Talavera Berger

Mas Mierda! by Frances de Talavera Berger

Hide this Spanish Book by Berlitz Publishing

Dictionary of Spanish Slang by Michael Mahler

 


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