Arilengua · Spanish
Short stories you listen to, live inside, and retell — level by level, from your very first words to holding a real conversation. Both doors below start free: Level 1 of the course, and the app’s first 7 days.
Six levels of stories, each one heard three ways — listen, answer, retell — with the Ladder drills that make the words stick. Start at Level 0 and climb at your own pace.
Enter the course →One short lesson a day for 151 days: a dialogue, the phrases inside it, one clear rule, and a small mission to speak out loud. Make your account — no card — and your progress follows you.
Open the app →Not sure where to start? Take the two-minute level test — sixteen short questions, listening and reading — and it walks you straight to the shelf that fits: your level, not a guess. Level 1 is free either way, so there is no wrong door.
5,702 flashcards with spaced repetition — the 4,000 most common nouns, the 1,000 most common verbs, and 702 everyday phrases, each with its English meaning and an example sentence. The first 100 cards are free; the whole deck is $5, once.
The Spanish people search for, sorted by the moment you'll say it: greetings, thank you, restaurants, travel, family, and love. Every phrase carries its meaning, how it sounds — and a recording, so you can hear it before you dare to say it.
One blog for the whole house: island stories with Prospero, Caliban and Ariel, and the Spanish lessons people search for most, taught plain. First lesson: how to say hello, for every hour of the day, and keep the conversation going.
Prefer to own the app or the course outright? Both live in the house shop, alongside everything else we make.
Every lesson in both doors runs the same four beats. You hear real Spanish first, you carry the words with you, you practice them until they are yours — and then you speak.
Because nobody remembers a word list, and everybody remembers what happened to the people in a story. A traveler who misses his train teaches you more Spanish in five minutes than a page of drills — and the grammar arrives the way it does in life: inside something you care about.
Start free — Level 1, seven days. Stay as long as the stories keep pulling you forward.
Una lección gratis cada semana — en tu correo, gratis siempre.
One short lesson — a phrase, a story, a step forward — in your inbox every week. Free, always.
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Isabel answers the school's WhatsApp herself — she is a teacher here, not a bot. Ask her anything about starting.