A2 Spanish Course Online
Beyond the basics. Into real conversations.
A2 is where Spanish starts to feel real. You move from introducing yourself to talking about your life, your past, and your plans — in proper sentences, with proper grammar. Our A2 Spanish course covers 60 structured lessons across all five language skills.
7-day free trial. Full access to A2 and all other levels.
What Is CEFR Level A2?
A2 is the second level of the CEFR framework. Known as "elementary", A2 represents the point where you can handle familiar, everyday situations in Spanish — not just isolated words and phrases, but genuine communication.
By the end of A2, you'll be able to:
- Talk about your past — what you did, where you went, what happened
- Describe people, places, and experiences in detail
- Handle most situations while travelling in a Spanish-speaking country
- Read and understand short texts on familiar topics
- Write straightforward emails and messages
Should I Start at A2?
Start at A2 if:
- You've already completed A1 (either here or elsewhere)
- You studied Spanish at school and remember the basics
- You can introduce yourself and handle simple conversations but struggle with past tense
- You know the present tense of common verbs and want to go further
Not sure if A1 or A2 is your level? Take our free level test and find out in 15 minutes.
What You Cover in the A2 Course
60 structured lessons covering all five language skills. Every skill section ends with an AI-graded assessment.
Grammar
Past tenses, reflexives, pronouns, comparatives, modal verbs
Reading
Short articles, emails, and simple stories on everyday topics
Listening
Conversations and announcements in familiar situations
Writing
Emails, short descriptions of past events, simple opinions
Speaking
Describe experiences, make arrangements, express preferences
A2 Grammar Topics
- Preterite tense — talking about completed past events
- Imperfect tense — describing ongoing past situations
- Reflexive verbs: levantarse, llamarse, acostarse
- Direct and indirect object pronouns
- Comparatives and superlatives: más, menos, tan… como
- Modal verbs: poder, deber, tener que, hay que
- Ser vs. estar — deeper uses and exceptions
- Indefinite pronouns: alguien, nadie, algo, nada
- Prepositions of time and place
- Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns
A2 Vocabulary Themes
- Shopping and prices
- Health, the body, and at the doctor
- Travel and transport
- Restaurants and ordering food
- Describing people's appearance and character
- Hobbies, free time, and entertainment
- Past experiences and memories
- Making plans and future arrangements
- Technology and everyday digital life
- Education and work in detail
The Biggest Jump in Spanish Learning
Most learners find that A1 to A2 is one of the most rewarding stages. You go from feeling like you're learning a language to actually using one. The past tense alone opens up an enormous range of conversations — talking about your weekend, your holiday, your childhood. That's what A2 gives you.
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Your 7-day free trial gives you full access to A2 — and every other level. No charge until day 8. Cancel anytime.
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