Language Pharmacies

Spanish, in doses that work. Grammar pills, vocabulary syrups and cultural capsules, dosed to your level.

Learning a language is overwhelming when it all arrives at once. So we serve it like medication: in small, concrete doses, each with a purpose. Every pharmacy groups resources by topic.

Two example doses from the Language Pharmacies: an audiovisual injection of Spanish cinema and an Andalusian vocabulary syrup
This is what the doses look like: each with its CEFR level, category and resources.

Pills, syrups and capsules

Each resource is a dose: a grammar pill (the subjunctive, the past tenses), a vocabulary syrup (the Andalusian of Granada), a cultural capsule (the Alhambra, flamenco) or an audiovisual injection (film and podcasts).

Vocabulary help in every dose

Every tricky word comes with its definition and a link to the Royal Spanish Academy dictionary. And you can save it to your Vademécum to review later with spaced repetition.

With a check-up and discharge

At the end of each capsule, a short check-up confirms the medication has worked. Pass it and you’re discharged, adding to your clinical record.

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