Español Intensivo – Intensive Spanish Course for Beginners

Español Intensivo – Intensive Spanish Course for Beginners, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 240 lectures, 23 quizzes, based on 127 reviews, and has 793 subscribers.

You will learn about use full, grammatically correct sentences read and write simple texts apply the rules of the language to make an infinite number of utterances talk about yourself, other people, animals, things and whatever talk / write about the present, the past and the future pronounce and spell Spanish words correctly ask questions and answer them both positively and negatively give orders and commands, ask someone to do something for you count and talk about numbers, date and time describe and compare people and things modify your language by means of adverbs and other linguistic means use the correct conjugation patterns use all the different tenses and moods correctly surprise your friends with some interesting facts about the Spanish-speaking countries much more This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is best suited for students who want to learn Spanish in a systematic way, diving into its grammar and be-ing eager to understand how the language works, how all the inflections, articles, tenses, moods etc. should be used correctly. or This is a beginner course but is also suitable for students who already have some knowledge of Spanish but would like to refresh it in an ordered and systematic way. or This course is NOT suitable for students who only want to learn some everyday vocabulary or expressions like how to order food in a restaurant, book a ticket or something like that but don’t care about grammar. It is particularly useful for This course is best suited for students who want to learn Spanish in a systematic way, diving into its grammar and be-ing eager to understand how the language works, how all the inflections, articles, tenses, moods etc. should be used correctly. or This is a beginner course but is also suitable for students who already have some knowledge of Spanish but would like to refresh it in an ordered and systematic way. or This course is NOT suitable for students who only want to learn some everyday vocabulary or expressions like how to order food in a restaurant, book a ticket or something like that but don’t care about grammar.

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Summary

Title: Español Intensivo – Intensive Spanish Course for Beginners

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 240

Number of Quizzes: 23

Number of Published Lectures: 240

Number of Published Quizzes: 23

Number of Curriculum Items: 263

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 263

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

use full, grammatically correct sentences
read and write simple texts
apply the rules of the language to make an infinite number of utterances
talk about yourself, other people, animals, things and whatever
talk / write about the present, the past and the future
pronounce and spell Spanish words correctly
ask questions and answer them both positively and negatively
give orders and commands, ask someone to do something for you
count and talk about numbers, date and time
describe and compare people and things
modify your language by means of adverbs and other linguistic means
use the correct conjugation patterns
use all the different tenses and moods correctly
surprise your friends with some interesting facts about the Spanish-speaking countries
much more

Who Should Attend

This course is best suited for students who want to learn Spanish in a systematic way, diving into its grammar and be-ing eager to understand how the language works, how all the inflections, articles, tenses, moods etc. should be used correctly.
This is a beginner course but is also suitable for students who already have some knowledge of Spanish but would like to refresh it in an ordered and systematic way.
This course is NOT suitable for students who only want to learn some everyday vocabulary or expressions like how to order food in a restaurant, book a ticket or something like that but don’t care about grammar.

Target Audiences

This course is best suited for students who want to learn Spanish in a systematic way, diving into its grammar and be-ing eager to understand how the language works, how all the inflections, articles, tenses, moods etc. should be used correctly.
This is a beginner course but is also suitable for students who already have some knowledge of Spanish but would like to refresh it in an ordered and systematic way.
This course is NOT suitable for students who only want to learn some everyday vocabulary or expressions like how to order food in a restaurant, book a ticket or something like that but don’t care about grammar.

Dive deep into the realms of the Spanish language. Master all the ins and outs of Spanish grammar and you’ll feel much more comfortable about the language. In this course we’ll explore all the main areas of Spanish grammar, pronunciation and spelling.

Discover How Fantastic the Spanish Language Is and How Marvelous It Is To Use It Correctly.

Pronunciation and Spelling
Conjugation Patterns of Regular, Slightly Irregular and Irregular Verbs, Spanish Tenses
Number and Gender of Nouns and Adjectives
Indicative, Imperative and Subjunctive – Spanish Moods
Articles
Personal Pronouns
Prepositions
Compound Sentences and Conjunctions
Word Order in Declarative and Interrogative Sentences
Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers, Fractions and Other Numerals
Date and Time
Direct and Indirect Objects
Impersonal Verb Forms: Infinitives, Gerunds, Participles
Progressive and Continuous Verb Forms
Reflexive Verbs
Relative Pronouns
Comparison of Adjectives and Adverbs
Possessives
Diminutives and Augmentatives
Compound Nouns
Ways to Express the Future
Conditionals
Indefinite Pronouns
Coordination and Subordination of Clauses
Reported Speech
Passive Voice
… and much more

Become a Highly Skilled User of Spanish – It’s All Well Within Your Reach.

Spanish is definitely one of the most popular languages in the world. There’s a whole bunch of benefits to knowing Spanish. Let me just mention a few. In our global society you can make use of it in business, becoming a more valuable worker, in private life, on vacation, chatting online, reading literature and press or watching satellite TV. In some parts of the world, like for instance in both Americas, Spanish is either the main language spoken or one of the main ones. And I could go on and on like that…

This is an intensive course, which means it covers the basics from level zero (absolute beginner) and then you wander across all the lectures and learn quite a lot of stuff. The explanations are concise and clear. You should have no difficulty following and understanding them. A lot of stuff and a lot of practice.

Contents and Overview

This course is pretty comprehensive. It contains all the basic areas of Spanish grammar. Starting off with Spanish spelling and pronunciation, touching upon all the main grammatical categories in the first sections and then going into much more detail in the following sections. The language I use is simple and should be easily understood by absolute beginners.

This course is divided into 25 sections, each of them covering a broad topic subdivided into lectures. The pace is up to you, you can go through the easier parts faster and then take more time to study the more sophisticated ones.

To help you memorize and practice all the new stuff, there are loads of exercises. Most lectures are accompanied by additional resources. These are downloadable files with exercises (with key). There also files with vocabulary revision and, first of all, the main text file containing the material covered in the lecture video.

After you finish each section, there’s a quiz for you that covers the material discussed in that section.

This course contains:

240 lectures in 25 sections,
about 24 hours of video content,
nearly 800 pages of grammar explained in detail (lecture scripts),
over 350 written exercises with complete answer keys on 444 pages,
over 230 interesting facts about the language and the Spanish-speaking countries

After you finish this course you will be able to use the Spanish language comfortably and correctly, understanding all the underlying rules and thus able to generate any constructions you want, in both spoken and written language. You will be able to use simple, compound and complex sentences and you will know what word order should be used. You will know how the language works and you will get a good feel of it.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to the Course

Lecture 1: Introduction to Section 1

Lecture 2: Get the Ball Rolling

Lecture 3: Keep the Ball Rolling

Lecture 4: How to Use This Course Most Effectively

Lecture 5: Conclusion to Section 1

Chapter 2: Spelling and Pronunciation

Lecture 1: Introduction to Section 2

Lecture 2: A, Be, Ce – The Spanish Alphabet

Lecture 3: P como Pedro – Spanish Consonants

Lecture 4: A como Ana – Spanish Vowels and Diphthongs

Lecture 5: Spanish stress rules

Lecture 6: Tú, lámpara, comió – Spanish Accents

Lecture 7: Conclusion to Section 2

Chapter 3: Getting Started – by Leaps and Bounds

Lecture 1: Introduction to Section 3

Lecture 2: ¿Qué es esto? – Introducing things

Lecture 3: ¿Cómo es esto? – Describing things

Lecture 4: ¿Quién es esto? – Introducing People

Lecture 5: Hola, yo soy Ana – Introducing Yourself, Common Greetings

Lecture 6: Yo soy, nosotros somos – Personal Pronouns, The Verb ‘to be’

Lecture 7: ¿Quién eres? ¿Cómo te llamas? – Asking For Personal Information

Lecture 8: Canto, cantas, canta – Regular Verbs

Lecture 9: Uno, dos, tres – Cardinal Numbers

Lecture 10: Los estudiantes inteligentes – Plurals

Lecture 11: Cuanto, mucho, poco – Quantity, Number, Amount

Lecture 12: Mi, tu, su – Possessive Adjectives

Lecture 13: Esto, eso, aquello – Some Frequently Used Pronouns

Lecture 14: Yo hablo bien – Adverbs

Lecture 15: Section 3 Vocabulary Recap

Lecture 16: Conclusion to Section 3

Chapter 4: To be or not to be

Lecture 1: Introduction to Section 4

Lecture 2: ¿Dónde está esto? – Describing Location

Lecture 3: Estoy, estamos, están – Conjugation of the Verb estar

Lecture 4: ¿Qué hay sobre la mesa? – There is, there are

Lecture 5: Es, está, hay – The Three Ways of Saying to be

Lecture 6: Section 4 Vocabulary Recap

Lecture 7: Conclusion to Section 4

Chapter 5: Conjugation Patterns

Lecture 1: Introduction to Section 5

Lecture 2: Bailo, bailas, baila – Regular verbs ending in -ar

Lecture 3: Como, comes, come – Regular verbs ending in –er

Lecture 4: Vivo, vives, vive – Regular verbs ending in -ir

Lecture 5: Pienso, cuento, conozco – Slightly Irregular Verbs

Lecture 6: Me peino, te lavas – Reflexive Verbs

Lecture 7: Tengo hambre – The Verb to have

Lecture 8: Vamos al cine – The Verb to go

Lecture 9: Veo, oigo – Irregular Verbs Used For Senses

Lecture 10: Sé, digo, puedo – Irregular Verbs Used For Capabilities, Will and Speaking

Lecture 11: Vengo, Salgo – Irregular Verbs Used For Moving Around

Lecture 12: Doy, hago, pongo – Other Irregular Verbs

Lecture 13: Section 5 Vocabulary Recap

Lecture 14: Conclusion to Section 5

Chapter 6: Asking, Confirming, Negating and Ordering

Lecture 1: Introduction to Section 6

Lecture 2: ¿Hablas español? – General Questions

Lecture 3: Qué, dónde, cuándo – Specific Questions and Question Words

Lecture 4: No es importante – Negative Sentences

Lecture 5: Habla, contad – Imperatives of Regular and Slightly Irregular Verbs

Lecture 6: Ven, decid – Imperatives of Irregular Verbs

Lecture 7: Péinate – Imperatives of Reflexive Verbs

Lecture 8: No hables tanto – Negative Imperatives of Regular and Slightly Irregular Verbs

Lecture 9: No hagas, no tengáis – Negative Imperatives of Irregular Verbs

Lecture 10: No te laves – Negative Imperatives of Reflexive Verbs

Lecture 11: Section 6 Vocabulary Recap

Lecture 12: Conclusion to Section 6

Chapter 7: Direct and Indirect Object

Lecture 1: Introduction to Section 7

Lecture 2: Al hijo, de la hija – Expressing Noun Cases

Lecture 3: Te veo, me ves – Objective Forms of Personal Pronouns

Lecture 4: A, de, por – Common Prepositions

Lecture 5: A ella, para ti – Personal Pronouns after Prepositions

Lecture 6: Te lo digo – Double Object Pronouns

Lecture 7: Dale, darle – Verb Forms with Personal Pronouns

Lecture 8: Section 7 Vocabulary Recap

Lecture 9: Conclusion to Section 7

Chapter 8: The Preterite Tense

Lecture 1: Introduction to Section 8

Lecture 2: Spanish Tenses, Moods and Other Verb Forms

Lecture 3: Fue tarde – The Past Tense of the Verb to be

Lecture 4: Hablé y comí – The Past Tense of Regular Verbs

Lecture 5: Durmió, sintió – The Past Tense of Slightly Irregular Verbs

Lecture 6: Vi, vimos – The Past Tense of Irregular Verbs

Lecture 7: Section 8 Vocabulary Recap

Lecture 8: Conclusion to Section 8

Chapter 9: Verbal Constructions

Lecture 1: Introduction to Section 9

Lecture 2: Se dice que… – Impersonal Forms

Lecture 3: Cantando y comiendo – Gerund

Lecture 4: Estamos cantando – Progressive Forms

Lecture 5: Seguimos comiendo – Continuous Forms

Lecture 6: Ver, hablar, beber – Simple Infinitives

Instructors

Kamil Pakula
Here to share what I know.

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 3 votes
2 stars: 5 votes
3 stars: 22 votes
4 stars: 37 votes
5 stars: 60 votes

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