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4,088 words
in levels A1, A2, B1, B2
237 texts
with translation and audio
98 units
from “hello” to the train station
15 minutes
a day, one session
Tap a word, and Mio will explain
A real excerpt from the course: Spanish, level A1. You start speaking about real-life situations right away.
Quisiera un café con leche, por favor · I’d like a coffee with milk, please
Camarero
. ¿ ?
Good afternoon. What would you like?
Ana
, .
I’d like a coffee with milk, please.
Pablo
. ¿ , ?
I’ll pay. Could you bring us the check, please?
la cuenta
the check
Camarero
. : .
Of course. Here you go: that’s fourteen euros.
Grammar note
Ordering politely: quiero and quisiera
“Quiero un café” means “I want a coffee”: direct and casual. “Quisiera un café” means “I’d like a coffee”: polite. At a café or in a store, the second one fits better.

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Words, a text, a rule
That’s one session. The text is built from the words you just learned.
Cards
New words with audio and an example.
Text
A short, useful dialogue made of those same words. Tap for a translation.
Rule
A couple of lines of grammar for the text. No tables.
Also in the course:
- Simple, game-like format
- Minimal grammar
- Professional audio with many voices
- Speaking test: say it out loud, AI checks it
- Texts made just for you

Level A1 units
16 real-life units. Each has new words and texts built from them.
- Say hello and introduce yourself
- Give your age and phone number
- Talk about your family
- Describe your apartment
- Decide what to cook for dinner
- Order food and ask for the check
- Ask for directions in town
- Ask the time and describe your day
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Questions
Which Spanish do you teach: Spain’s or Latin America’s?
Spanish from Spain, with vosotros and words like vale and bocadillo. It’s understood in every Spanish-speaking country, and the differences at the beginner level are small.
How long does level A1 take?
The level has 707 words and 32 texts. At 15–20 words a day, that’s 5–7 weeks. No need to rush: your progress is saved.
How much time do I need each day?
15–20 minutes is enough: a set of cards and one short text. Nothing to install: Miolingo runs in your phone or computer browser.
I already know some. Where do I start?
Take the level test: up to three rounds of 10 words. It tells you which level to start with.
What’s included in the free plan?
Every language and level, with learning in the card feed: words, texts, and grammar. The Texts, Dictionary, and Symbols sections, voice mode, and all units at once come with Plus. See Pricing for how the free plan compares to Plus. No card needed to sign up.

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