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Start here if you have little to no prior experience with Spanish. In the first class you will learn pronunciation, the alphabet and the concept of gender (masculine, feminine) and number (singular, plural) of nouns. In weeks 2-5, the focus will be on sentence formation using the verbs ser, estar, and tener, with an ample vocabulary by themes like...

Spanish 6 continues with past tense by covering the irregular conjugations of the preterit and the irregular conjugations of formal and informal commands (affirmative and negative commands). Learn also how to express time with verbs like hacer and llevar (hace 1 hora que …; desde hace 1 mes…; llevo 2 semanas sin…, etc.) and demonstrative pronouns...

This class is a perfect follow-up after taking either Spanish 3 & 4 or Accelerated 2. Read and discuss a series of fun, cultural conversations. Engage in spontaneous conversation topics, role-playing, and lots more. Learn new vocabulary while practicing the use of reflexive verbs, the present perfect, and indirect object pronouns. Students should...

In this course you will begin learning how to conjugate verbs in present tense and how to form sentences. We will also cover verbs that have irregular conjugations in the first person and stem-changing verbs (e-ie & e-i). Learn how to tell time and how to talk about the future using the verb 'to go'. Vocabulary for includes: rooms, spaces and...

Covering material from Spanish 1, Spanish 2, and Conversation 1, you'll start with learning the alphabet and the basic understanding of pronunciation.  Learn the verbs to be, to have, and a steady increase of vocabulary to form sentences.  Learn to conjugate verbs in the present tense, how to form sentences with prepositions expressing...

Conversation 1 is a fun, interactive class designed to reinforce what you have learned in our Spanish 1 & 2 or Accelerated 1 classes. Students should have a good grasp of ser and estar and present tense verb endings. Pre-requisite: Spanish 1 & 2 classes or equivalent knowledge Note:  Materials are required for all classes (generally...

After a brief review of Spanish 1 and 2, Spanish 3 begins with the "o-ue" stem-changing verbs. Next, learn other uses of the verb to have (tener) by learning idiomatic expressions to express feelings (to be hot/cold, to be afraid/patient, etc.) and to express "to have to." Learn how to talk about the future using the verb to go (ir); e.g., "I am going...

Learn the following important grammar topics: how to talk about the weather (and activities you do around the weather), the use of demonstrative adjectives (this table/that table), indirect object pronouns (me, te, le, nos, les), and verbs like gustar (how to talk about what you like, what is hurting you, what is important to you, etc.) After Spanish...