1to1 Spanish Course

In the second part of our Spanish course (Level A1) you will learn about how to talk about leisure activities as well as how to make, accept or reject a proposal. Directions, buying food and ordering in a restaurant as well as daily routines are also covered here. Here you will learn how to make appointments, chat and place an advert and describe an apartment or house. Comparing things, talking about the past and talking about a past trip will also be included in the Spanish course. You will feel confident about your Spanish skills at the end of the course.

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1440 € Per Course

36 € / Lesson Hour

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 This Course Includes:

  • 40 Lessons
  • Single Course
  • 2 x 45 Minutes a week
  • 20 Week Course
  • Charrly Video Conference Platform
  • Fixed Schedule
  • Valid For 20 Weeks
  • Native Speaking Teacher

What you'll learn


  • City directions, Public transport, City map.
  • Questions + answers to how long something is.
  • Groceries + Restaurants + Menus.
  • Daily routine + meetings.
  • Say and answer the time.
  • Give an address and telephone number.
  • Speak about free time activities.
  • Propose, accept or reject something.
  • Appartments, funiture, floor plans, lifts.
  • Chat on the beach.
  • Plan meetings and activities.
  • Describe an appartment / a house.
  • Say what you are doing.eso / esa
  • Travel + Holidays.
  • Inform oneself about travel arrangements.
  • Describe people, family tree + marital status.
  • The weather, the seasons + clothes + colours and materials.
  • "Tener que" + Infinitive.
  • Use of "para" + Infinitive + "eso / esa".
  • Adjectives + reflexive verbs.
  • Demonstrative pronouns and use of "este / esta".
  • Verbs with root vowel change e p i (seguir, repetir).
  • The verb „gustar“ + indirect object pronouns.
  • Verbs with vowel changes.
  • o p ue (dormir, volver, acostarse, encontrarse).
  • The accusative form.
  • The verbs decir, jugar, poner, venir, oír, hacer, morir.
  • Speak about the past: pretérito perfecto.
  • estar + Gerunds + comparative adjectives.
  • The “pretérito indefinido”.
  • Compare "pretérito indefinido" and "pretérito perfecto".
  • Diminutive forms "ito" / "ita".
  • "desde", "hace", "desde hace".
  • Difference between „saber“ and „poder“.
  • Direct object pronouns.

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Requirements:


  • This Spanish language course (Part2) is suitable for beginners of Spanish of Levels A1 or A2 according to the Common European Framework for Language learning (CEF).
  • It is necessary to purchase a Spanish course book (which Charrly will recommend) to be able to participate in this course.
  • The course will be delivered online using our video-conferencing system – Charrly. You will need to have the following:
  • A fast Internet connection (DSL or LAN preferably with a cable connection)
  • PC or Laptop with Windows 7 or higher, an Apple computer or iPad or Tablet
  • Google Chrome or MS Edge Web browser for Windows PCs, Apple OS computers (Desktop/Laptop) and Android Tablets
  • Safari Web browser for iPAD iOS
  • Please download the latest browser version
  • A Webcam
  • Headset or use the built-in speaker + microphone of your computer