Survival
Learning a new language doesn’t mean you have to learn everything. Just what you actually need. That’s exactly what Survival is about.
Whether you’re planning a trip or just want to feel prepared for the unexpected, these four modules –just eight hours each– cover the real situations where language matters most. Take a look at what each one covers and pick what makes sense for you.
1. Introductions
This eight-hour module covers the basics you actually need: getting through the airport without complications, checking in, and handling simple requests at your hotel or when booking a tour. Just enough to feel comfortable from the moment you land.
Pick this module and know exactly what to say from the moment you land.
2. Eating out
This eight-hour module keeps it simple: how to order your favorite drink at a café, try something local at a fast food spot, or a sit-down restaurant without the stress. You’ll know what to say, what to expect, and how to ask when you’re not sure.
Pick this module if you want eating out to feel easy, not stressful.
3. Moving around
This eight-hour module covers the basics of communicating with drivers, important cultural tips to avoid any danger while taking a car and asking for directions when you need to: simple, practical, and straight to the point.
Pick this module if you want to get around without fearing getting lost.
4. Shopping
This eight-hour module covers the essentials: asking for what you’re looking for, describing it when you don’t know the word, and handling a basic interaction at any kind of store: whether it’s a boutique, a supermarket, or a pharmacy.
Pick this module if you want to buy something and handle it.
It's up to you
You don’t have to take all four. Pick the one that fits where you’re going or what you’re facing right now, and add more whenever you’re ready. Each module is a complete experience on its own, designed to get you functional fast without overwhelming you.
Because the goal was never to become fluent overnight or spend months learning for a short trip. It’s to have just what you need, when you need it. Is this too basic for you? Make sure to take a look at out Spanish for traveling and Spanish for daily life programs
