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One short lesson a day covering the phrases you would actually use: greetings, your name, ordering food, asking directions, numbers and time. Each day explains why the Spanish works the way it does, then quizzes you and unlocks the next.

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The irregular verbs you need first and the three regular models, each with the present and the preterite, the Spain-only form, two sentences you could say today, and the one thing about that verb that catches learners out.

Spanish spelling tells you exactly how a word sounds. Nine sounds, the rolled r, the silent h, and the c that is an s in Latin America and a th in most of Spain, with audio and a drill. A short job, done once.

Five long-form guides for the half of a trip that is not transactional: the customs that catch visitors out, eating and drinking properly, reading a building, getting round a museum, and a day of sightseeing. Every line has audio, and each guide closes with three things worth knowing that a phrasebook leaves out.