Before the Language Lesson
A learner finds a seat and gets ready for a German lesson with a classmate. The cards follow their conversation from bags and books to reading, writing, and the start of class. Short questions and requests use the informal form du.
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A New Direction in Your Working Life
Everyday career-change phrases connect past experience with new learning. A parent moves from store work to bicycle repairs while balancing classes and family life. The phrases follow each step, from choosing a course to earning a living.
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Finding the Energy to Keep Trying
Spanish idioms and collocations express renewed effort after a setback. The cards follow a speaker and Ana as they revise a rejected work project. Familiar encouragement phrases lead into stronger expressions for facing fear, finding energy, and noticing progress.
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Asking What Someone Means
Ask what unfamiliar Spanish words and phrases mean. A student speaks politely to a teacher with usted and talks to a classmate with tú. The questions move from simple meanings to examples, differences, and clearer explanations.
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A First Language-Exchange Session
These words and phrases follow a first meeting with a language-exchange partner. The conversation uses informal tú, with equal practice time and easy topics. Words about family and work return in short questions and requests.
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Checking How Your Child Is Doing in Class
A parent talks with a teacher about class participation, homework, and progress. The conversation moves from questions about the child to a plan for help at home. Short questions use polite usted forms and familiar school words.
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Joining a Local Language School
The cards cover polite questions and everyday words for joining a local language school. One learner asks about a course, chooses a schedule, and enrolls. Questions use usted forms with school staff.
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Learning a Little Outside Class
Everyday words and short questions describe learning Spanish at home. A learner reads, writes, and practices with Ana, a language-exchange partner. Short examples reuse familiar words and include friendly advice with tú.
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Getting Ready for a Language Lesson
A conversation with a classmate covers checking a language lesson and getting materials ready. The cards follow the moments before class, from checking the time to opening a book. Informal questions use tú for talking with a classmate.
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Changing Careers
Common career-change phrases cover transferable skills, retraining, and moving into a new field. A store manager prepares for a job in project management with help from Maya. The examples follow each step, from considering a change to settling into a new role.
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At the Library
Meet common questions for finding, borrowing, and returning a library book. The cards follow a reader who asks for help, gets a library card, and brings the book back. Short questions with can I and do you appear throughout.
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Talking to Your Child's Teacher
A parent and teacher talk about a child's progress at school. The conversation moves from a greeting to classwork, homework, and help at home. Short questions and answers follow the same child, Sam.
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Before the Language Lesson
A learner finds a seat and gets ready for a German lesson with a classmate. The cards follow their conversation from bags and books to reading, writing, and the start of class. Short questions and requests use the informal form du.
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A New Direction in Your Working Life
Everyday career-change phrases connect past experience with new learning. A parent moves from store work to bicycle repairs while balancing classes and family life. The phrases follow each step, from choosing a course to earning a living.
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Finding the Energy to Keep Trying
Spanish idioms and collocations express renewed effort after a setback. The cards follow a speaker and Ana as they revise a rejected work project. Familiar encouragement phrases lead into stronger expressions for facing fear, finding energy, and noticing progress.
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Asking What Someone Means
Ask what unfamiliar Spanish words and phrases mean. A student speaks politely to a teacher with usted and talks to a classmate with tú. The questions move from simple meanings to examples, differences, and clearer explanations.
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A First Language-Exchange Session
These words and phrases follow a first meeting with a language-exchange partner. The conversation uses informal tú, with equal practice time and easy topics. Words about family and work return in short questions and requests.
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Checking How Your Child Is Doing in Class
A parent talks with a teacher about class participation, homework, and progress. The conversation moves from questions about the child to a plan for help at home. Short questions use polite usted forms and familiar school words.
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Joining a Local Language School
The cards cover polite questions and everyday words for joining a local language school. One learner asks about a course, chooses a schedule, and enrolls. Questions use usted forms with school staff.
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Learning a Little Outside Class
Everyday words and short questions describe learning Spanish at home. A learner reads, writes, and practices with Ana, a language-exchange partner. Short examples reuse familiar words and include friendly advice with tú.
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Getting Ready for a Language Lesson
A conversation with a classmate covers checking a language lesson and getting materials ready. The cards follow the moments before class, from checking the time to opening a book. Informal questions use tú for talking with a classmate.
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Changing Careers
Common career-change phrases cover transferable skills, retraining, and moving into a new field. A store manager prepares for a job in project management with help from Maya. The examples follow each step, from considering a change to settling into a new role.
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At the Library
Meet common questions for finding, borrowing, and returning a library book. The cards follow a reader who asks for help, gets a library card, and brings the book back. Short questions with can I and do you appear throughout.
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Talking to Your Child's Teacher
A parent and teacher talk about a child's progress at school. The conversation moves from a greeting to classwork, homework, and help at home. Short questions and answers follow the same child, Sam.
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