Introduce yourself with confidence and make local friends

Use informal & formal forms of address (tú vs. usted) appropriately

Ask for and tell the time, count, and talk about dates

Talk about your daily habits and what you are doing right now

Order your breakfast/lunch/dinner at any local restaurant or tapas bar

Say what you like and dislike

Express what you want, and feel like doing

Suggest activities and outings to build your social network

Ask for and give directions around the city

Understand the local Andalusian accent and key expressions in real-life conversations

Go shopping at local markets and call a taxi when needed

Visit a doctor and explain symptoms clearly

Rent an apartment and deal with local administrative errands

Book a train, flight, or holiday accommodation without translation apps

Talk about past events (what you did yesterday, this week, or this year)

Describe yourself and others

Express your opinions

Give commands/orders in daily context

Discuss personal interests like sports, animals and pets

Noun and adjective agreement (gender and number)

Definite (el, la, los, las) and indefinite (un, una, unos, unas) articles

Possessive adjectives (mi, tu, su...)

Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns (este, ese, aquel)

Negation (no) and pronoun placement

Basic prepositions (a, en, de, con)

Present Tense (Presente de Indicativo): regular, irregular, and stem-changing verbs

Ser vs. Estar (understanding when to use which)

Expressing obligation (Tener que, Haber que, Deber)

Present Continuous (Gerundio) to talk about ongoing actions

Affective verbs like Gustar, Encantar, and Doler (with indirect object pronouns)

Por vs. Para (mastering cause vs. purpose)

Direct and indirect object pronoun combinations (me lo, se lo...)

Reflexive pronouns and reflexive verbs (lavarse, irse...)

Comparisons and superlatives (más que, tan... como, el más...)

Near Future (Ir a + infinitive) and Simple Future

Past Tenses: Past Compound (Pretérito Perfecto), Simple Past (Pretérito Indefinido),

and Imperfect (Pretérito Imperfecto)

Imperative Mood: Affirmative and Negative commands

Present Subjunctive (Presente de Subjuntivo) for expressing wishes, doubts, and possibilities

Free Drink Included Every Class: Enjoy a coffee, tea, or beer on the house at OMAR’s Café Bar while you practice your Spanish in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.

Digital Learning Hub: Full access to a Google Drive folder with weekly lesson summaries, exercise keys, and custom Anki audio flashcards for quick vocabulary retention between sessions.

Monthly Plan: €80 / month (includes 4 classes of 1.5 hours = 6 hours of live instruction per month)

Trimester Pass: 10% OFF when you pay for the full trimester upfront!