Regular present-tense verbs, articles & nouns, and your first video profile.
Spanish is the official language of 20 countries and the second most spoken language in the United States. In the Pacific Northwest, Spanish is visible daily — restaurant menus, road signs, community businesses — making the Linguistic Landscape project especially relevant to life in Olympia.
Click each card to reveal the English translation.
Click a Spanish verb, then click its English meaning.
Remove the infinitive ending (-ar / -er / -ir), then add the personal ending.
-ER and -IR share most endings. The only difference: nosotros uses -emos for -ER but -imos for -IR. All three types share the same yo ending: -o.
Click a verb to select it (it will highlight), then click the correct -AR / -ER / -IR bucket below.
Verb pool — click to select:
Complete each table from memory.
| estudiar | |
|---|---|
| yo | nosotros/as |
| tú | ellos/Uds. |
| él/ella/Ud. | |
| leer | |
|---|---|
| yo | nosotros/as |
| tú | ellos/Uds. |
| él/ella/Ud. | |
| escribir | |
|---|---|
| yo | nosotros/as |
| tú | ellos/Uds. |
| él/ella/Ud. | |
Type the correct conjugated form, then press Check or Enter.
All Spanish nouns have grammatical gender. Articles must agree in gender and number.
| Definite (the) | Indefinite (a / some) | |
|---|---|---|
| Singular M | el libro | un libro |
| Singular F | la clase | una clase |
| Plural M | los libros | unos libros |
| Plural F | las clases | unas clases |
Most nouns ending in -o → masculine | most ending in -a → feminine
Always memorize nouns WITH their article: el libro, la clase, el examen
Nouns ending in -e or a consonant can be either gender: el/la estudiante, el examen (M), la clase (F). When in doubt, look it up and record it with its article.
Is the noun masculine or feminine? Click your answer — it advances automatically.
Write the correct definite AND indefinite article for each noun.
Always record new nouns with their article — not libro but el libro. This trains your brain to associate gender automatically, a habit that pays off every time you speak or write.
Write the most logical learning-activity verb for each situation.
Word Bank: hablar · escuchar · leer · escribir · practicar · memorizar · preguntar · estudiar · aprender · repetir
Fill in the correct present-tense form of the verb in parentheses.
Complete the study habits dialogue with the correct verb form.
Model: "Estudio por las noches. Escucho música mientras estudio. ¿Y tú?"
Record a 30–60 second introduction video in Spanish. Due Sunday night.
Name + Origin
"Me llamo… / Soy de…"
What you study or do
"Estudio [materia] en SPSCC." / "Trabajo en [lugar]."
Two or three activities you like
"Me gusta(n)…"
Why you are learning Spanish
"Estudio español porque…"
One more personal detail of your choice
Anything true about yourself — in Spanish!
Ask questions
Ejemplos: ¿Cómo te llamas? ¿De dónde eres? ¿Qué te gusta hacer?
¿Cómo te llamas?
What is your name?
¿De dónde eres?
Where are you from?
¿Qué estudias o trabajas?
What do you study or do?
¿Por qué estudias español?
Why are you studying Spanish?
When reading your partner's Video Log script draft, check for:
| ✓ | ~1 minute in length |
| ✓ | At least 3 different verbs |
| ✓ | Correct articles on nouns |
| ✓ | ser + llamarse each used at least once |
Write 2 compliments and 1 suggestion for your partner.