Using Spanish
Published by:
Gil Osborne
Description
A simple, no stress, no frills, way to learning Spanish by using it. Read lyrics from popular music, classic poetry, and short stories.
I could never stick to other language learning apps because I do not enjoy studying vocab. Then I discovered a method called "comprehensible input" where you immerse yourself into a language and acquire understanding over time. Other comprehensible input apps can cost over $100 a year, so I built this app to learn Spanish myself and share it with others.
- No ads,
- No login
- No subscriptions
- No in-app-purchases
- No internet connection needed
Don't have the funds to buy the app? Reach out on Threads or Instagram @usingspanish and I'll be happy to send a free invite.
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Reading Content
Stories:
- Sherlock Holmes
Lyrics:
- Bad Bunny
- Bejo
- J Balvin
- Kevin Kaarl
- Lasso
- Marc Segu
- Sech
Poetry:
- 50 Emily Dickinson poems
- 18 Federico García Lorca poems
- 59 Sara Teasdale poems
- 28 Hilda Doolittle poems
- 45 José Campo Arana poems
- 43 Luis G. Urbina poems
- 47 Robert Frost poems
- 79 Rosalía de Castro poems
- 50 Walt Whitman poems
More stories and features coming soon.
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I could never stick to other language learning apps because I do not enjoy studying vocab. Then I discovered a method called "comprehensible input" where you immerse yourself into a language and acquire understanding over time. Other comprehensible input apps can cost over $100 a year, so I built this app to learn Spanish myself and share it with others.
- No ads,
- No login
- No subscriptions
- No in-app-purchases
- No internet connection needed
Don't have the funds to buy the app? Reach out on Threads or Instagram @usingspanish and I'll be happy to send a free invite.
###
Reading Content
Stories:
- Sherlock Holmes
Lyrics:
- Bad Bunny
- Bejo
- J Balvin
- Kevin Kaarl
- Lasso
- Marc Segu
- Sech
Poetry:
- 50 Emily Dickinson poems
- 18 Federico García Lorca poems
- 59 Sara Teasdale poems
- 28 Hilda Doolittle poems
- 45 José Campo Arana poems
- 43 Luis G. Urbina poems
- 47 Robert Frost poems
- 79 Rosalía de Castro poems
- 50 Walt Whitman poems
More stories and features coming soon.
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App Info
- Category
- Education
- Publisher
- Gil Osborne
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 3.0 (1 year ago )
- Released on
- Jan 16, 2024 (1 year ago )
- Also available in
- United States, Germany, Denmark, Mexico, France, Switzerland, Malaysia, New Zealand, Norway, Colombia, Algeria, Pakistan, Romania, Taiwan, Russia, Vietnam, Nigeria, Singapore, United Kingdom, Brazil, Ukraine, Thailand, Austria, India, Türkiye, Canada, Belgium, Hungary, Philippines, Lebanon, Indonesia, Finland, Argentina, Chile, Greece, Belarus, Italy, China, Poland, Ecuador, Peru, Ireland, South Africa, Netherlands, Japan, Australia, Azerbaijan
- Last Updated
- 1 week ago
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