Spanish · A1 · 7 lessons
A1 graded reading in Spanish
Short stories using only A1 words. Read, tap, listen, and learn new words as you go.
- Tap any word for instant translations
- Natural audio with word-by-word highlight
- Save words, review them daily
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Un café con Lucía
Lucía orders coffee and bread in a small bar.
Lucía sale.
El perro del parque
A walk in the park, a friendly dog, and a short book.
LockedMi casa y mi familia
Ana introduces her mother, her brother, and the house.
LockedEl autobús de la mañana
The morning bus to work.
LockedSábado en el mercado
Apples, bread, and cheese at the market.
LockedUn libro en la biblioteca
An easy book, borrowed and returned.
LockedMi gato Tomás
A grey cat who sleeps and eats fish.
Locked
About these A1 stories
Spanish A1 here is seven very short stories about a bar, a park, a family home, a morning bus, a market, a library, and a cat. The verbs stay in the present. The nouns are things you can point at. That sounds small until you try to read a full paragraph without a word list beside it. Each lesson is that paragraph. You tap what you do not know, see the translation, and leave the words that were obvious from the picture in your head. Gender and the little words a, de, and en show up often enough that saving every instance would be noise. Save the ones that blocked a sentence. Audio is a natural reading of the line, with the current word highlighted, so you can hear where the stress sits. The first lesson opens in a bar with Lucía. Finish that one before you decide whether the shelf is too easy. If it is, paste a harder article. If it is not, the next six are the same length and a new place.