Estudio de Español is a podcast for learning Spanish through fictional accounts based on real news stories. Each episode turns a current headline from the Spanish-speaking world into a short, simple story — built entirely around one core grammar toolkit: nine essential tense structures, moving from the furthest past to the near future — pluperfect, imperfect, "iba a," preterite, "fui a," present perfect, present progressive, present with "pero," and "voy a." Instead of memorizing conjugation charts, you'll hear that same toolkit come alive again and again, in a new situation every episode. Every episode includes the narration, key vocabulary in context, a dialogue between two characters, and a "listen and repeat" section for pronunciation practice. Built for beginner-intermediate (A1-A2) learners who want to actually understand real Spanish — not just recognize it on a page.
Latest episodes
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Sofía's Climate Initiative
En Manizales, Colombia, la alcaldía abrió una convocatoria para que los jóvenes presenten proyectos sobre el medio ambiente. Las personas jóvenes pueden postular sus iniciativas cl…
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Test Episode: Mateo's Cat Safety Net
A test episode narrating a story about installing a protective cat net, using the 9-point Spanish timeline grammar method.