Carlos Learns Spanish
Family, languages and everyday expressions with the most accessible starting speed.
Practise listening, dictation, common words, useful sentence patterns and reading comprehension through short, replayable challenges.
Spanish Typing Chase
Follow complete A1 Spanish texts while increasingly faster rivals try to catch you. The main goal is familiarity with vocabulary and sentence structure—not perfect typing.
Family, languages and everyday expressions with the most accessible starting speed.
School, hunger, sports preferences and useful comparisons such as más que and mejor que.
Daily routines, time expressions, study habits and simple plans for tomorrow, next week and next month.
Study, habits, personal goals and future plans in the longest and fastest typing challenge.
Type four short conversations using common patterns such as ¿De dónde?, ¿Con quién?, ¿En qué? and ¿Para qué?.
Practise a natural diary entry about summer, Spanish study habits and discovering useful learning resources.
Type a richer diary entry about a birthday, productivity, deadlines and useful everyday expressions.
Listening & Dictation
Train active listening with short Spanish words and sentences. Listen twice, type what you hear and review the correct spelling with its English meaning.
Listen at normal or slow speed and type the Spanish word or sentence. Accent marks are forgiven, but ñ remains essential. Every correction includes the accurate Spanish form and its English meaning.
Vocabulary & Reading
Read a Spanish definition and example sentence, then complete the missing word with three lives and three hints.
Start the Mixed-Level GameBuild an intermediate vocabulary set faster with a focused B1 bank and optional Easy Mode that reveals the first letter.
Play the B1 ChallengePractise nuanced verbs, abstract nouns and advanced adjectives through definitions and natural B2 examples.
Play the B2 ChallengeIdentify a verb’s meaning, then write related nouns and other family words such as comer → comida and jugar → juego, jugador.
Build Word FamiliesWhy play?
Frequent verbs and sentence structures reappear naturally instead of being shown as isolated rules.
Definitions, examples and short texts help you connect each word with a useful situation.
Replay listening, typing and vocabulary challenges until useful words and patterns become easier to retrieve.