Introduce yourself — where you're from, what you do, what you're like.
Ask for what you need — want, need, can, have to.
The natural reactions Spaniards use to keep a conversation going.
Six question words that cover almost anything you'll ask.
Strike up a chat, get to know someone, and say goodbye without stiffness.
Say how you feel — body states and moods.
The most useful sentences for when you don't know where you are.
Order, ask what's in it, and compliment the food.
Language starts with what you notice — six verbs for what you see, hear and feel, and how things smell, taste and look.
Numbers from zero up, plus the patterns where you actually use them — price, date, age and quantity.
How to ask what time it is and say it back — full hours, quarters, half past, and the parts of the day.
Place & prepositionsWhere things are and how words link up — in, on, under, over, with, without and the small words that hold a sentence together.
Talk about your passions and what you do after hours — sport, music, books and weekend plans.