New language 1
Say what you want
quiero
Meaning: I want
Use quiero as one complete starting block. Do not connect it to unrelated prices or dates.
Quiero.
I want.
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Build one clear message at a time: say what you want or do not want to do, choose a useful action, and add now, today, or tomorrow.
New language 1
Meaning: I want
Use quiero as one complete starting block. Do not connect it to unrelated prices or dates.
Quiero.
I want.
Lesson 1 · Practice 1
Type “I want” in Spanish.
New language 2
Meaning: to speak
Place the action directly after quiero. Spanish does not add a separate word for English to.
Quiero hablar.
I want to speak.
Lesson 1 · Practice 2
Type “to speak” in Spanish.
Lesson 1 · Practice 3
Type “I want to speak” in Spanish.
Lesson 1 · Practice 4
Say: “Hello. I want to speak.”
New language 3
Meaning: now
Add ahora after the action when you mean right now.
Quiero hablar ahora.
I want to speak now.
Lesson 1 · Practice 5
Type “now” in Spanish.
Lesson 1 · Practice 6
Type “I want to speak now.”
Lesson 1 · Practice 7
Say: “Good morning. I want to speak now.”
New language 4
Meaning: to practise
Keep the same useful pattern and change only the action.
Quiero practicar.
I want to practise.
Lesson 1 · Practice 8
Type “to practise” in Spanish.
Lesson 1 · Practice 9
Type “I want to practise.”
Lesson 1 · Practice 10
Type “I want to practise now.”
New language 5
Meaning: today
Use hoy when the action is planned for today.
Quiero practicar hoy.
I want to practise today.
Lesson 1 · Practice 11
Type “today” in Spanish.
Lesson 1 · Practice 12
Type “I want to practise today.”
Lesson 1 · Practice 13
Type “I want to speak today.”
New language 6
Meaning: to confirm
Use this action when the situation already makes clear what you are confirming.
Quiero confirmar hoy.
I want to confirm today.
Lesson 1 · Practice 14
Type “to confirm” in Spanish.
Lesson 1 · Practice 15
Type “I want to confirm.”
Lesson 1 · Practice 16
Type “I want to confirm today.”
New language 7
Meaning: tomorrow
Use mañana after the action for a plan tomorrow.
Quiero confirmar mañana.
I want to confirm tomorrow.
Lesson 1 · Practice 17
Type “tomorrow” in Spanish.
Lesson 1 · Practice 18
Type “I want to confirm tomorrow.”
Lesson 1 · Practice 19
Type “I want to speak tomorrow.”
Lesson 1 · Practice 20
Type “I want to practise tomorrow.”
New language 8
Meaning: to reserve / book
Use this action when the situation clearly involves a reservation or booking.
Quiero reservar mañana.
I want to reserve tomorrow.
Lesson 2 · Practice 1
Type “to reserve” in Spanish.
Lesson 2 · Practice 2
Type “I want to reserve.”
Lesson 2 · Practice 3
Type “I want to reserve today.”
Lesson 2 · Practice 4
Type “I want to reserve tomorrow.”
New pattern
Meaning: I do not want
Place no directly before quiero. Keep the action after quiero.
No quiero hablar ahora.
I do not want to speak now.
Lesson 2 · Practice 5
Type “I do not want” in Spanish.
Lesson 2 · Practice 6
Type “I do not want to speak.”
Lesson 2 · Practice 7
Type “I do not want to speak now.”
Lesson 2 · Practice 8
Type “I do not want to practise today.”
Lesson 2 · Practice 9
Type “I do not want to confirm tomorrow.”
Lesson 2 · Practice 10
Type “I do not want to reserve today.”
Lesson 2 · Practice 11
Type “I want to speak today, but I do not want to confirm today.”
Lesson 2 · Practice 12
Type “I want to reserve tomorrow. See you later.”
Spanish–English comparison
| English | Spanish | What to notice |
|---|---|---|
| I want to speak. | Quiero hablar. | Spanish does not add a separate word for “to.” |
| I do not want to practise today. | No quiero practicar hoy. | No goes before quiero. |
Lesson 3 · Practice 1
Type “I want to speak.”
Lesson 3 · Practice 2
A plan changed. Type “I do not want to practise today.”
Lesson 3 · Practice 3
Translate into Spanish: “I want to confirm tomorrow.”
Lesson 3 · Practice 4
Translate into Spanish: “I do not want to reserve today.”
Lesson 3 · Practice 5
Type “I want to speak now, but I do not want to confirm now.”
Lesson 3 · Practice 6
Choose a later day. Type “I want to practise tomorrow.”
Apply and Communicate · Practice 1
You meet someone in the morning. Say: “Good morning. I want to speak today.”
Apply and Communicate · Practice 2
Say: “I want to practise now.”
Apply and Communicate · Practice 3
Say: “I want to confirm tomorrow.”
Apply and Communicate · Practice 4
Say: “I want to reserve today.”
Apply and Communicate · Practice 5
Say: “I do not want to reserve today.”
Apply and Communicate · Practice 6
Say: “I want to speak today, but I want to practise tomorrow.”
Apply and Communicate · Practice 7
Say: “I want to confirm today, but I do not want to reserve today.”
Apply and Communicate · Practice 8
Say: “Hello. I want to speak now. See you later.”
Apply and Communicate · Practice 9
Say: “I want to reserve tomorrow.”
Apply and Communicate · Practice 10
Say: “Good afternoon. I want to confirm today, but I do not want to reserve today. Goodbye.”
Mastery recap
You built clear messages with an action and a sensible time, connected two plans, and used greetings and closings naturally.
You will use this again: the next module adds what you can or cannot do.
This video models the Spanish alphabet and letter names. Listen, pause, and repeat as needed.
This video reinforces Spanish numbers and Mexican peso amounts. Listen and replay the sections you need.
This video models the days of the week in Spanish. Listen, pause, and repeat as needed.
This short video gives extra listening and repetition practice for the months of the year.
This video reinforces how Spanish organizes and says complete dates.