About

About Spanish Nova

SpanishNova is a project born from years of teaching experience and a simple idea:
there are many ways to learn a language, but this one focuses on something specific:
context, engaging topics, and real communication over rigid rules and extensive grammar.

How do we do that?

► This platform offers a growing collection of resources created for students of Spanish as a foreign language. Teachers can also use them as a supplement in their lessons!

► You’ll find vocabulary entries, fictional and real interviews, short readings, creative podcasts, and themed exercises designed to immerse you in the language through natural, meaningful use, not just isolated grammar points.

So, no rules? No grammar?

► Grammar and structure do matter—but they are not the core of our activities.
► While we include occasional grammar explanations, our main focus is fluency, communication, and comprehension.
► There are different ways to learn and teach Spanish—this is one of them. Here, we focus on materials that are engaging, often contextual, and connected to real topics.
Whether you’re reading an interview, listening to a podcast about time travelers, or exploring useful phrases through themed dialogues, you’ll be acquiring vocabulary and structure almost without noticing—and that’s exactly the idea.

Who is it for?

Anyone learning Spanish. At any level.
You’ll find flexible resources for learners who want to improve their reading or listening skills, as well as content that teachers can bring into their classrooms.

And we’re just getting started.

SpanishNova is growing—soon with more voices, more content, and more ways to bring Spanish practice to life.

How to use the resources

Resources available

Readings
- Explore varied topics to practice comprehension, spark conversations, and discover new ideas. Some readings also include audio recordings to train your ear.
Vocabulary
- Expand your word bank with phrases you can apply in real situations and improve communication.
Grammar
- Understand key points through brief explanations. Perfect to sharpen accuracy without overload.
Interviews and podcasts
- Read short dialogues that present topics naturally. Use them to practice conversation and pick up authentic expressions.
Drills
- Practice structures and expressions with short, focused exercises. Ideal to reinforce fluency and build confidence.

How to make the most of them

Explore the menu sections and choose the type of resource you prefer.
Combine reading and audio: read a text and then listen to the same passage to reinforce memory and discuss it.
Return to the same resource several times; each session reveals something new.
Use drills as quick reviews between longer sessions.
Create your own rhythm: no fixed order, just practice naturally and consistently