Speak and check
Speech and voice recognition lets learners practise phrases. Role-play conversations let them join dialogues.
It's not a talent problem
You know the words. So why can't you say them?
Recognizing a word on a screen and saying it in a conversation are different skills. Many word drills train recognition, not a spoken response. Here is what practising the second skill looks like.
See how speaking practice worksOr get 30 free Spanish phrases (PDF, 3 pages, no email needed).
A different kind of practice
Move beyond recognizing the answer
A screen can show you the right word. Speaking asks you to recall it, pronounce it and respond. Practise those actions separately from tapping an answer.
- 01Hear a conversationListen for how a phrase sounds in context.
- 02Say a phrase out loudTry the words yourself rather than only reading them.
- 03Return to the dialogueTake a speaking part and revisit the phrases that need more practice.
The structured course option
What Rocket Spanish includes
Two native-level speakers break down Spanish conversations in audio lessons that run for 20 to 40 minutes. Rocket also offers downloadable audio tracks, Android and iOS apps, and language and culture lessons.
Follow a path
The course has three levels with seven modules in each. Language and culture lessons cover grammar and context. A members' forum is available.
Keep access
Rocket offers a lifetime access option and a 60-day money-back guarantee. Check the current purchase and refund terms on the seller's site.
A reason to pause
You might not need a course
For a handful of travel phrases, the free PDF below may be enough. If you only want to recognize words on a screen and do not plan to use speaking activities, a conversation-based course may not be the right fit.
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Start with a phrase
30 Spanish phrases to say out loud
From our free guide, Spanish for your commute. Each line has an English translation and an approximate pronunciation cue. Read it when parked or at home, then practise a phrase from memory. The PDF does not play audio.
Open the free PDFThree pages. No form, mailing list or purchase required.
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