Learn · Spanish

Learn Spanish for the moments that matter.

Each scenario below is a self-contained rehearsal with a free 60-second preview — pick the moment you actually face, then drill it with Sora until it sounds like the room you walked into.

• Job interview · Entrevista de trabajo

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  Hiring managers in Madrid and Mexico City decide in the first five minutes whether your Spanish sounds like someone they can put in front of a client. A rehearsed opener in the wrong register — tú when it should be usted — is the kind of mistake that ends an offer by lunch.

• Doctor visit · Visita al médico

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  Pain erodes the vocabulary you practiced. When the doctor in Madrid says "¿desde cuándo?" and the prescription line is already sliding into a paper bag, the words you have left are not the ones you drilled — and a wrong adjective can land you the wrong dosage.

• Travel & tourism · Viaje y turismo

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  Pickpockets, missed trains, and an overcooked plate all meet at the intersection of fatigued vocabulary. In Spain "un café" is whatever comes out of the espresso machine — ask for the wrong thing and the waiter hands you a thimble and walks away. The wrong form of querer, half-asleep, can sound rude to the whole table.