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Universal Phonics

a e i
Vowel Practice
Hear, see, and produce the 5 Spanish vowels
Top 25
Common Words
The 25 most common Spanish words, as listed by the RAE
Sonidos
Los Sonidos
The sounds of Spanish, in order of importance. Hear them, find them, spell them
RR
The Rolled R
Trill, roll, and master the sound that makes Spanish sing
V·S·1
Voces Spanish 1
Chapter-by-chapter vocabulary with real audio recordings
V·S·2
Voces Spanish 2
Chapter-by-chapter vocabulary with real audio recordings
V·S·3
Voces Spanish 3
Chapter-by-chapter vocabulary with real audio recordings
V·S·4
Voces Spanish 4
Chapter-by-chapter vocabulary with real audio recordings
Grammar
Verbos
Gramática
Verb endings. One root, one ending, and the ending tells you who is doing it
el · la
El Artículo
Four words for the, and each one tells you something
-o · -a
La Concordancia
The noun and its adjective change endings together
0 · 1000
Los Números
Counting in Spanish. Hear it, find it, build it, spell it
Gramática 3 groups
¡Órale, Va!
Alright, Let's Do It!
Every Spanish verb is made of two pieces. The front piece never changes. The ending changes to tell you who is doing it. Pick a family and meet its endings.
Gramática 4 steps
¡Órale, Va!
Alright, Let's Do It!
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The Rolled R 6 levels
¡Órale, Va!
Alright, Let's Do It!
Your tongue is a muscle, and rolling an r is a physical skill, not a talent. These six levels come from a speech pathologist's progression. Each one asks your tongue to move in a way it is not used to, and each repeat builds the memory and the strength. Nothing here is scored. Say everything out loud, exactly as many times as it is written, and the roll will come to you.
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Los Números 3 levels
¡Órale, Va!
Alright, Let's Do It!
Numbers are the vocabulary you use every single day. Prices, ages, dates, phone numbers. Start small, then build big ones out of pieces.
Boot Verbs 3 changes
¡Órale, Va!
Alright, Let's Do It!
Some verbs change their root when you say who is doing it, and the changed forms make the shape of a boot. There are three changes, and you work on one at a time.
Gramática 4 lessons
¡Órale, Va!
Alright, Let's Do It!
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Los Sonidos 9 units
What each unit unlocks 9 units
Unit 4 levels
About this sound
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Why this activity?
Voces Spanish 1 11 chapters
Vowel Practice 4 levels
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Level 1 — Hear it
Listen to a vowel sound and identify which letter you heard
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Level 2 — See it
Tap every vowel you see inside a real Spanish word
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Level 3 — Produce it
Hear a word and supply the missing vowel from memory
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Level 4 — Minimal pairs
Distinguish between two words that differ by a single sound
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Level 1 — Hear it
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Listen to the vowel sound. Which letter do you hear?

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Common Words 1 / 25
Listen & repeat
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Listen to the word. Read it aloud, then continue.

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Capítulo 1 4 steps
¡Órale, Va!
Alright, Let's Do It!
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Listen & repeat
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Listen to the phrase. Read it aloud, then continue.

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