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A1 Spanish Language Course

Spanish Beginner Level A1

Are you looking to start your journey towards fluency in a new language? Then the A1 level syllabus with Fluent Fast Academy might be just what you need. In this blog post, we will explore what the A1 level syllabus is, how Fluent Fast Academy can help you achieve fluency, and what certification options are available to you.

What is the A1 Level in Spanish Language?

The A1 level in Spanish language is the first level of language proficiency in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). It is designed for beginners who have little to no experience in the language they are learning. At the A1 level, learners can understand and use familiar, everyday expressions and very basic phrases aimed at the satisfaction of needs of a concrete type.

The A1 level syllabus covers basic vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structure. It includes topics such as introducing oneself and others, describing one’s hobbies and interests, asking and answering questions about personal details, and expressing likes and dislikes. At this level, learners also develop basic skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

The Fluent Fast Academy A1 level syllabus includes:

Interactive lessons – These lessons are designed to engage learners and make the learning process more enjoyable. They include a variety of activities such as listening exercises, vocabulary quizzes, and grammar drills.

Personalized feedback – Fluent Fast Academy provides learners with personalized feedback on their progress, allowing them to identify areas that need improvement and focus their study efforts accordingly.

Real-life scenarios – Fluent Fast Academy’s A1 level syllabus includes real-life scenarios that learners might encounter when traveling or interacting with native speakers. This helps learners develop practical communication skills that they can use in real-world situations.

Flexible learning – Fluent Fast Academy offers flexible learning options, with learners able to study at their own pace and schedule. This makes it easy to fit language learning into even the busiest of lifestyles.

Duration:

  • Online Weekdays Classes (five days a week) 2 months
  • Online Weekend Classes (2 hours on each day) 2 to 2.5 months
  • Offline Weekdays Classes (2 hours a day, 3 days a week) 2 months
  • Offline Weekend Classes (2 hours a day) 2.5 months
You will learn

  • Saludos y despedidas
  • Presentar a alguien y reaccionar al ser presentado (Conocer personas)
  • Preguntar y contestar sobre nombre, nacionalidad, profesion
  • Pedir perdón
  • Dar las gracias
  • Señalar que no se entiende
  • Pedir a alguien que hable más despacio o más alto
  • Solicitar la repetición de lo dicho
  • Deletrear y solicitar que se deletree
  • Solicitar que se escriba algo
  • Identificar personas, lugares y objetos
  • Describir personas, lugares y objetos
  • Referirse a acciones habituales o del presente
  • Referirse a planes y proyectos
  • Expresar acuerdo y desacuerdo
  • Expresar conocimiento o desconocimiento
  • Expresar y preguntar si es posible o no hacer algo.
  • Expresar y preguntar por gusto y agrado
  • Expresar y preguntar por deseo y necesidad
  • Invitar y ofrecer algo. Aceptar o rechazar invitaciones y ofrecimientos
  • Iniciar y finalizar el discurso etc.
  • Pedir algo, solicitar, conceder y rechazar permiso
  • expresar obligacion y oredenes
  • expresar la circunstancia en que ocurre algo
  • describir en el pasado
  • expresar habitos y costumbres en el pasado
  • expresar tiempo aproximado
  • hablar de la ultima vez
  • expresar un relato de manera ordenada
  • hablar de acontecimientos pasados
  • expresar ignorancia y gustos y opiniones sobre algo que has visto o leido
  • ofrecer ayuda inmediata
  • dar excusas y disculparse
  • expresar planes y intenciones etc.

Cultural Content

  1. Modos de saludarse y de presentación.
  2. El uso de la lengua en diversas situaciones sociales en el mundo hispano.
  3. Presentación de algunas ciudades Madrid y Barcelona.
  4. Presentación de algún personaje famoso del mundo hispano.
  5. Otras lenguas de España
  6. El español en el mundo
  7.  La comida de españa
  8. Presentación de algunos paises Bolivia, Peru, Panama, España y Argentina.
  9. la fiesta

Grammatical Content

  1. Frases básicas (saludos, despedidas).
  2. Comandos Importantes para la clase.
  3. Preguntas básicas (qué, cómo, cuál, todas las preguntas).
  4. Frases de sobrevivencia, invitaciones, peticiones, etc.
  5. Abecedario. Conceptos básicos de pronunciación y entonación.
  6. El sustantivo. El adjetivo. La concordancia. Artículos.
  7. Días de la semana, meses y estaciones del año.
  8. Los números.
  9. Pronombres.
  10. Usos elementales de SER.
  11. Usos elementales de ESTAR.
  12. HAY y ESTAR.
  13. Demostrativos.
  14. Posesivos.
  15. Adverbios de lugar.
  16. Preposiciones básicas de lugar.
  17. Verbo hacer (depende del estudiante, puede ir antes).
  18. Presente regular.
  19. Presente Irregular (más frecuentes).
  20. Usos de saber y conocer.
  21. Algunos verbos modales: poder, querer, tener que.
  22. Verbos reflexivos más frecuentes.
  23. Verbo GUSTAR.
  24. También, tampoco.
  25. Condicional básico.
  26. IR A + INFINITIVO.
  27. Preterito Perfecto (Los verbos regulares e irregulares)
  28. Imperativos (Positivo y negativo)
  29. Preterito Indefinido
  30. Preterito Imperfecto
  31. Preterito Imperfecto irregulares
  32. Mercadores temporales de frecuencia
  33. Usos del imperfecto (Soler + infinitivo)
  34. Condicionales
  35. Pronombres de objeto directo
  36. Reflexivos 
  37. Tener que, deber, tener ganas de, apetecer + infinitivo
  38. Futuro de los verbos en -ar, -er, -ir
  39. Ir a + infinitivo
  40. Pensar + infinitivo
  41. Estar pensando en + infinitivo etc.

At Fluent Fast Academy, we understand that there are various opportunities that arise from learning a foreign language. A1 LEVEL is a great opportunity for individuals with no basic knowledge of Spanish. It also serves as a great platform for individuals who wish to learn the language whilst seeking their graduation or even in their application for jobs as it is perfect way to bridge your oral and written skills with ease.

In conclusion, the A1 level in Spanish with Fluent Fast Academy is an excellent starting point for anyone looking to achieve fluency in a new language. Our interactive lessons, personalized feedback, and real-life scenarios make learning fun and practical, while our certification options provide learners with the opportunity to demonstrate their proficiency in the language. So why wait? Start your language learning journey with Fluent Fast Academy today!

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Fluent Fast Academy is an online & offline language learning platform that offers courses in a variety of languages, including Spanish, and foreign languages. Our A1 level syllabus is designed to help learners build a solid foundation in the language they are learning, with a focus on practical communication skills.

Once you have completed the A1 level syllabus with Fluent Fast Academy, you may wish to obtain certification to demonstrate your proficiency in the language. Fluent Fast Academy offers several certification options for A1 level learners, including:

Fluent Fast Academy Certificate of Completion – This certificate is awarded to learners who have successfully completed the A1 level syllabus with Fluent Fast Academy. It demonstrates that you have a basic understanding of the language and can communicate effectively in everyday situations.

CEFR A1 Level Certification – Fluent Fast Academy also offers CEFR A1 level certification. This is an internationally recognized certification that demonstrates your proficiency in the language at the A1 level.

Official Language Certification – Depending on the language you are studying, Fluent Fast Academy can also help you prepare for and obtain official language certification of DELE.

The amount of time it takes to reach the A1 level in Spanish will depend on your individual learning pace and the amount of time you dedicate to learning. However, on average, it takes around 40-45 hours of study to reach the A1 level in Spanish.

There are many resources available for learning Spanish at the A1 level, including online courses & offline courses at Fluent Fast Academy, textbooks, language learning apps, and language exchange programs with us.

To practice your Spanish skills at the A1 level, you can:

  • Listen to Spanish music, podcasts, or news broadcasts
  • Watch Spanish movies or TV shows with subtitles
  • Participate in language exchange programs or conversation groups
  • Use language learning apps to practice speaking and listening skills
  • Practice writing and reading skills by writing short paragraphs and reading simple texts.
  • We make you practice in all the areas of Spanish language.
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