Spanish learning resources
Free tools and guides for learning Spanish: copy and paste Spanish accents, type them on any device, and learn the everyday phrases beginners need, with variants, regional notes, and example sentences.
Tools
- Spanish course contentBrowse every word and example sentence in the Second Language Spanish course, with translations, difficulty bands, and audio.
- Spanish accents: copy and pasteCopy and paste Spanish accent marks in one click: á é í ó ú, ñ, ü, and the upside-down ¿ and ¡. Plus keyboard shortcuts and what each accent does.
Guides
- How to type Spanish accents on any keyboardType á, é, í, ó, ú, ü, ñ, ¿ and ¡ on Mac, Windows (Alt codes and US-International), iPhone, Android, and Chromebook, with a quick reference table.
- Common Spanish phrases for beginnersThe basic Spanish phrases and greetings beginners need first: hello, thank you, please, sorry, getting to know someone, and survival phrases for travel.
- 100 most common Spanish wordsA curated list of 100 very common Spanish words in approximate order, with pronunciation, meanings, and example sentences, plus ser vs estar and accent pairs.
- The Spanish alphabet and how to pronounce itThe 27 letters of the Spanish alphabet with their names, how each one sounds, and an example word, plus ñ, the old ch, ll, and rr, and b versus v.
- Days of the week in SpanishThe seven days of the week in Spanish with pronunciation and abbreviations, plus why they are lowercase and how to say on Monday, every Monday, and next week.
- Months of the year in SpanishThe 12 months in Spanish with pronunciation and abbreviations, plus how to write and say dates, birthdays, and seasons, and why the months are lowercase.
- Colors in SpanishThe common colors in Spanish with pronunciation, plus how colors change for masculine, feminine, and plural nouns, where they go, and light and dark shades.
- Family members in SpanishFamily words in Spanish with pronunciation: parents, siblings, grandparents, cousins, in-laws, and step-family, plus mixed plurals, possessives, and nicknames.
