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Bravatongue

Spanish for US learners · Free · Beta

Learn real Spanish. Make friends who speak it.

Pick the Spanish of Spain or of Mexico. Practice with instant AI corrections, then chat with native speakers who want to practice their English with you.

Built for students in the United States, following ACTFL standards. Learners from anywhere in the world will be welcome too.

Try a correction

You wrote

Ayer yo fui al cine con mis amigos y nosotros vimos una película muy buena.

AI tutor suggests

Ayer fui al cine con mis amigos y vimos una peli muy buena.

Drop yo and nosotros: the verb already says who did it. In Spain, friends say peli instead of película.

Instant corrections will be written by our AI tutor. Chats in the community will always be with real people.

How it will work

Practice on your own. Then talk to a real person.

Practice every day

Writing, listening, reading, vocabulary and translation exercises, with natural voices from your chosen country.

Get instant AI feedback

Our AI tutor will correct you in seconds, at any hour, and explain each mistake in plain English.

Swap languages with natives

Chat with people from Spain or Mexico: they help you with Spanish, you help them with English.

Your path

Six levels, one step at a time.

Levels follow the CEFR scale with their ACTFL equivalents, the standard used in US schools and colleges. Pass each level test to unlock the next one, or practice any exercise whenever you want.

A1BeginnerACTFL Novice
A2ElementaryACTFL Intermediate
B1IntermediateACTFL Advanced Low
B2Upper intermediateACTFL Advanced Mid
C1AdvancedACTFL Advanced High
C2MasteryACTFL Superior

Spain or Mexico

Two separate courses, each with its own voice.

Every exercise, audio and correction follows the Spanish of the country you choose. The Spain course comes first.

Spanish from Spain

The Spanish of Madrid, Barcelona and Seville.

  • vosotros for “you all” among friends
  • z and soft c pronounced like the English “th”
  • Everyday words: coche, ordenador, móvil

Spanish from Mexico Coming later

The Spanish most heard across the United States.

  • ustedes for every “you all”
  • z and soft c pronounced like an s
  • Everyday words: carro, computadora, celular

Culture, with a smile

Things nobody tells you in Spanish class.

Every cliché comes with the phrase locals actually say.

Cartoon paella pan with a no-entry sign over a slice of chorizo
Spain

Chorizo in paella? Valencia will never forgive you.

«Eso no es paella, es arroz con cosas.»

That’s not paella, that’s rice with stuff.

Cartoon clock showing ten at night next to a dinner plate
Spain

Dinner at 10 pm? In Spain, that’s early.

«¿Cenamos pronto? ¿A las diez?»

Shall we have an early dinner? At ten?

Cartoon cup of hot chocolate with churros
Spain

The perfect end to a night out: churros con chocolate.

«¿Unos churros antes de irnos a casa?»

Some churros before we head home?

Cartoon taco next to a chili pepper on fire
Mexico

“It’s not spicy” is the biggest lie in Mexico.

«No pica… bueno, poquito.»

It’s not spicy… well, just a little.

Cartoon clock with blurry hands and question marks
Mexico

“Ahorita” can mean now, in an hour… or never.

«Ahorita lo hago.»

I’ll do it right now. (Maybe.)

Cartoon donkey piñata with a stick and falling candy
Mexico

No birthday party survives without a piñata.

«¡Dale, dale, dale!»

Hit it, hit it, hit it!

Want to know when we open?

Whether you’re learning Spanish or you’re a native speaker who wants to practice English, write to us and we’ll let you know when Bravatongue launches.

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