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Oído andaluz Understanding the Málaga accent

¡Chiquillo, echa una mijilla más, que está mu bueno!
Hey, pour a little more, it is really good!

By the end of this course, a sentence like this comes out on its own.

Why "los niños" sounds like "lo niño", what a "nube" is at the café and how to follow the market at full speed.

Oído andaluz — Understanding the Málaga accent

You, now you, after

Ahora · now

Your textbook Spanish works in class and falls apart at the bar.

Después · after

You follow people from Málaga at their own speed.

El camino · 10 units

The way through the course

Stone by stone, in order. Follow the path from the first unit, or go straight to the one you need today.

  1. Unit 1: Seseo and ceceo
  2. Unit 2: The s that turns into a breath
  3. Unit 3: Short words: pa, mu, na
  4. Unit 4: The d that disappears: cansao, to'
  5. Unit 5: Coffee the Málaga way: solo, largo, semi, mitad, entrecorto, sombra, nube
  6. Unit 6: Street vocabulary: chavea, mijilla, pechá
  7. Unit 7: Listening at the market
  8. Unit 8: Listening to local radio
  9. Unit 9: Fast phone calls
  10. Unit 10: Review with recordings by local voice actors
Una lección · one lesson

What one lesson contains

A typical lesson, start to finish. Watch it, read it, say it out loud, write it down, check yourself.

  1. A 12-minute videoOne real situation, explained step by step, short enough for a coffee break.
  2. The transcriptEvery word of the video written out, to read again at your own speed.
  3. Audio drillsQuestion, pause, answer — you speak in the gap. Downloadable, for the car or the paseo.
  4. Worksheet PDFTo print or fill in on a tablet, with the lesson's vocabulary and patterns.
  5. Exercises with answersShort tasks at the end, with the answer key so you can check yourself straight away.

Recorded course — no live classes. Access for 24 months from purchase. Access details arrive by email, usually within a few hours and always within one working day.

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