Maya

Spanish with Maya

Education ES ↓ 27 episodes

Welcome to Spanish with Maya, your friendly guide to mastering Spanish! Whether you're just starting out or building on your basics, this podcast is designed to help you understand the ins and outs of the Spanish language in a natural, engaging way. Each episode focuses on practical language skills, real-world conversations, and listening comprehension to help you actually use Spanish—not just study it. We'll break down grammar that matters, explore useful vocabulary, and dive into the nuances that make Spanish come alive. Perfect for beginners taking their first steps and intermediates.

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Author

Maya

Category

Education

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Latest episode

Oct 26, 2026

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Episodes

How to introduce yourself in Spanish 30.01.2026

Introducing yourself in Spanish is easier than you think. I will teach you how to say your name and where you are from. We also skim the topic of SER and ESTAR (the two words that mean to be). First we listen to a short conversation, I break it down into English and then we listen again. Thanks for joining along!

How Spanish Really Works (and Why You're Not Bad at It) 28.01.2026

Have you ever wondered how Spanish really works? In this first episode, we are going to break down an important concept in Spanish, listen to a short conversation and learn together! Learning Spanish can be easy, fun and fast. You are better at speaking Spanish than you think.

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