For people who know enough Spanish to get by, but not enough to sound like themselves.
Thirty stories from now, you stop saying what you can in Spanish… and start saying what you mean.
You tell people about your weekend (yes, the funny part too). You jump into the conversation instead of being the quiet one at the table. You get closer to the friends who speak Spanish… and to the job that asks for it.
That’s you, 30 stories into the A2 Spanish Course, where you’ll be having fun and learning the whole way.
Still somewhere between
I know some Spanish and I speak Spanish?
You already did the beginner part and you can say who you are, order food and ask where the bathroom is (and you even understand the answer.. most of the time). So on paper you know Spanish.
But then you have a real conversation and it goes something like this:
The weekend question. Someone asks how your weekend was and you actually had a great weekend, but what comes out is "bien… playa… muy bonito."
The story that jumps. A friend starts telling you what happened and you're following the first part.. but then the story goes back to something that happened before, and now you're just nodding because you got lost two sentences ago.
The translation in your head. You know exactly what you want to say, so you build the sentence in English first and translate it word by word, and when it's finally ready everyone is already talking about something else.
The family dinner. You go with your Spanish-speaking friend to meet their family and for the first five minutes everyone speaks slowly for you, but then they forget and the conversation goes so fast that you’re just sitting there eating and smiling.
I bet that your app is really proud of you (you get a little trophy every day!) and grammar books are perfect if you like to suffer. But they give you words and rules, and you almost never hear how people actually use them in a real conversation.
And after a while you start thinking that maybe this "languages thing" is not for you.
I know that frustrating feeling of trying and trying and not moving forward. I tried a lot of methods until I found what really worked for every language I’ve learned: stories. It took me an embarrassing amount of time and money to figure that out.. but the good news is you get to skip that part.
Thirty stories later
and you're now part of the conversation.
Same weekend, same friend, same family dinner. The only difference is that you've been reading stories in Spanish for a while.
You tell the whole weekend
Where you went, who was there and the part where you got lost and blamed Google Maps.
It comes out in Spanish
You stop building every sentence in English first. Not every time (let's be honest), but more and more it just comes out.
The job gets closer
You see “Spanish is a plus” in a job ad and this time you don’t scroll past it.
You follow the story to the end
Your friend jumps back to what happened before and this time you jump with them. You even know who the bad guy is.
You’re part of the table
They still talk fast but when someone asks you something you answer. Even the grandma looks impressed.
A course you actually finish
It’s midnight and you’re still saying “ok, just one more story” like it’s a Netflix show... and the Spanish just comes with it.
The A2 Spanish Course
30 stories that take you through the whole A2 level
I built this course for people who love Spanish but don’t love studying it (same here). So instead of lessons you get 30 stories with romance, comedy, a little mystery and a few plot twists. Each one takes your Spanish a little further than the last.
By Story 30 you’re done with A2 and it’ll feel more like you read a good book than took a course.
You can read on your phone on the bus, on your tablet on the couch or even on your grandma’s computer.. if it has a browser, it works. There’s nothing to install, you just log in and start reading.
Here's what's inside the
A2 Spanish Course.
30 stories. 210+ activities. 2,550+ flashcards. 6+ hours of native audio.
Every one of the 30 stories comes with these 8 parts
The Story
Flashcards
Story Challenge
Patterns Challenge
Listening Challenge
Writing Challenge
Speaking Challenge
Culture
How the 30 stories take you through A2
These aren’t 30 random stories. Each one is a small step up from the last, so you won’t feel the jumps, but you’ll definitely feel the difference between Story 1 and Story 30.
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Say what happened
By Story 8 you can say what you did, what you’ve done and what you’re doing right now. So “what did you do yesterday?” finally gets a better answer than “nada.”
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Tell the whole story
By Story 16 you can tell a whole story, from “it was raining” all the way to “and then she slapped him,” and follow along when a friend tells theirs.
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Say it nicely
By Story 24 you can say “I’d like…”, “you should…” and “could you…?” instead of just “I want,” and explain why. From waiters to your friend’s mom… everyone will notice.
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Now you're talking
By Story 30 you can jump into a busy table conversation, agree, disagree and tell your own long story. And nobody switches to English for you anymore.
Stories you'll actually
want to finish
Mystery, comedy, drama, romance and plenty of plot twists. Here are 8 of the 30, so you know what you’re getting into.
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La promesa cumplida
Marcelo leaves to see the world and asks his best friend to look after his girlfriend, Camila. But what does “look after” really mean?
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La mujer de la mesa cuatro
Alejandro pretends to read the newspaper every morning, just to look at the woman at table four. But does she even know he exists?
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El sueño de Valentina
With a second-hand racket and her dad as coach, Valentina reaches the national tennis final. Can she beat a rival who has it all?
El rescate de Dani
Ignacio and Toni have a perfect plan: kidnap a rich man’s son for ransom. What they don’t know is that the boy’s name is Dani…
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El collar robado
A cook, a gardener and a cleaner. One of them stole Doña Elvira’s diamond necklace. Can Inspector Mendoza find out who?
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Las excusas de Javier
Javier always has the perfect excuse. His boss, his best friend and his son have heard them all. But how long can he keep lying?
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La chica de la sombrilla
Rafa’s plan is simple: get Pepe off the sofa and onto a beach in Marbella. But nobody planned for the girl with the purple umbrella…
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El amor sí existe
Nico is crying in the park, sure love doesn’t exist. Then an old man sits beside him and tells him he’s wrong. How can he be so sure?
Turns out learning Spanish can be fun. Just ask them.
A2 just came out, so these are from people who did my A1 course and read my books.
A2 works the same way, just one level up.
“It really is the best out of any other courses I have taken online.”
“I've been at it for 3 months and I already see more progress than in years of studying other languages in the 'normal' way. Some of the biggest improvement I saw is with your stories… I was also pleasantly surprised by what you offer in the course (both in content, variety in the exercises and technical implementation).”
“I LOVE LOVE LOVE it! Probably the best language learning I've explored so far. Duolingo was a good start for learning some words… but for me, nothing compares to reading. I also love the cultural notes you add.”
“I'm working through the course with my son who is 11. We're using it for our home education Spanish lessons… it's making learning fun for us both. We look forward to the A2 and B1 courses.”
“The stories are great; really entertaining… I really learned a lot doing the writing and speaking activities. I haven't looked at a grammar book all week!”
And from readers of my story books
“I am 62 years old and have wanted to learn Spanish for years… I was amazed that I could understand the stories. A fun bonus I have fun watching movies now with Spanish Subtitles.”
“It makes learning a language so much easier when you learn things in context with short fun stories. It is incredible to feel like it's all beginning to make sense in my mind now…”
“Great book for learning. I really love how it is laid out. Only complaint is there isn't enough of it… I would be willing to pay a lot more for a lot more content!”
Everything you get.
All of this for one payment, and it's yours to keep.
The stories
30 stories
· around 850 words each
6+ hours of native audio
English translation
· sentence by sentence
Tooltips on key words
30 culture sections
The practice
30 story challenges
· 270 questions
30 pattern challenges
· 420 exercises
30 listening challenges
· 300 audio clips
30 writing challenges
· 180 exercises
150 speaking scenarios
2,550+ flashcards
Always yours
Lifetime access
· no subscription
Every update I make
· free
Progress tracking
Works on all devices
30-day money-back guarantee
Why not just read the free stories?
You can, and they're great to start. Here's what the course adds on top.
Free A2 stories
A2 course
Story length
~300 words
~850 words
Slow down the audio or jump 10 seconds
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Story challenge
Basic
In-depth
Flashcards
Basic
Advanced
Pattern, writing and speaking challenges
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Culture sections
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Tooltips on key words
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Progress tracking
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How it's organized
Random stories
A clear path through all of A2
Is A2 right for you?
Let's see if you're going to love it, or if you're better off spending the money on tacos and a grammar book you'll never open.
This is for you if:
You can order a coffee in Spanish, but telling someone how your trip went turns into a lot of hand gestures.
You finished A1 (with me or somewhere else) and want the next step.
You'd rather read a good story than suffer through another grammar table.
You want to understand people and answer them, not pass an exam.
You want to go at your own pace, with nobody chasing you.
This is not for you if:
You're starting from zero. A2 builds on the basics, so start with A1 first.
You want to memorize every grammar rule before you say a word. Here you pick Spanish up from the stories instead.
You want live conversation practice with a teacher. Speaking here is scenarios with sample answers, not a person on a call.
You already hold long conversations in Spanish without effort. This will feel too easy.
You study for the streak and not for the Spanish. There are no streaks here... just Spanish.
Meet the guy behind the stories.
I'm allergic to grammar. I speak five languages and never learned any of them from a conjugation table. I learned them all the same way: by reading things until they made sense. So when I started helping people learn Spanish, I wrote them stories instead. Hundreds of thousands of readers later, this course is everything I wish existed when I was learning my second language.
30-Day Money-Back Guarantee.
Try it for 30 days.
If you don't love it just email me at hello@fluentwithstories.com and I'll refund you. No questions asked.
Hop on... this is going to be fun.
Thirty stories. A complete ride through A2. By the end you're telling your own stories and following everyone else's, without anyone switching to English for you.
Got questions?
Is A2 the right level for me?
If you know the basics, yes: you can introduce yourself, talk about your day and order food. Not sure? Read one of the free A2 stories. If you get the gist, you're ready. If not, start with A1 first.
Are these the same stories from the website?
No. These 30 stories are new and only in the course. Different characters, different plots, different everything. The table above shows what else you get that the free stories don't have.
How is this different from other Spanish courses?
Most Spanish courses feel like school. Memorize this. Conjugate that. Repeat. You learn enough to pass a test and not enough to hold a real conversation.
This course feels like reading a book you can't put down. You get invested in characters. You laugh when they mess up. You feel something when things go wrong. You can't stop until you know what happens.
And somewhere between Story 1 and Story 30... you realize you can tell someone how your trip went, what you were like as a kid and what you're planning next. Without ever opening a grammar table.
Does this cover the whole A2 level?
Yes. The 30 stories follow the full CEFR A2 level, in order. By Story 30 you'll be able to tell people what happened, say how things used to be, talk about your plans and give your opinion. Everything is built into the stories. Not as lessons... as things that happen to the characters.
Does anyone check my writing?
Yes. Elena, your writing coach, reads what you write, analyses it and corrects it in real time. So you see your mistakes right away and learn from them instead of repeating them. For speaking, every scenario comes with sample answers you can compare yourself with.
How long does it take to finish the course?
It depends on your time. One story with all its practice can take a day if you have time, or a few days if you don't. If you go through it with time and attention, the whole course takes around 1.5 to 3 months.
Most people start feeling a difference after the first few stories, when they catch themselves understanding without translating.
There's no timer, no deadline and no streak. You go as fast or as slow as your life allows.
I've tried other methods and nothing worked. Will this be different?
I've been there too. Five languages and plenty of methods that made me feel like I was the problem. I wasn't... and neither are you. The problem is that most methods make learning feel like work and your brain just doesn't memorize boring stuff.
Stories are different... you're not memorizing anything. You're reading (and listening to) something you actually enjoy and the Spanish stays with you because you're engaged. That's how I've seen it work with every student I've taught.
What type of Spanish will I learn?
The course uses neutral Spanish that works everywhere.
95% of the language is the same everywhere and that's what you'll learn here. Whether your goal is European, Mexican, Colombian, Argentinian or any other type of Spanish, what you learn here will work. The audio is in Castilian Spanish, from Spain.
Is this a one-time payment?
Yes. One payment and it's yours forever. There are no monthly fees, no renewals and no hidden charges.
You buy it once and you keep it for life. And yes... that includes any updates or improvements I make to the course down the road.
Is there a money-back guarantee?
Yes. Try it for 30 days, and if you don't love it, just email me at hello@fluentwithstories.com and I'll refund you. No questions asked.
Do I need to download anything?
No. Everything is online. You get instant access after purchase. Log in and Story 1 is right there. It works on your phone, tablet or computer. At home, on the train, in a café in Madrid... wherever you want to learn.
What if I'm already past A2?
Then honestly, it might feel easy. But if you like stories, it's still a fun way to fill the gaps that apps, videos and classes left behind, and to keep your Spanish going with something you actually enjoy. And B1 is on its way.
Can I use it with my kids, a teacher or my students?
Yes. If you're learning with a teacher or with your kids, just get the course and follow it together. It's already used by families doing home education. Each purchase gives access to one learner.
If you're a teacher or a school and want it for your students, that works differently. There's a classroom plan where each student gets their own account with full access and progress tracking. Have a look at the plan, or email me at hello@fluentwithstories.com if you have questions.
See the classroom plan
I already have the A1 course. How do I get A2?
Log in to your dashboard and you'll find A2 there. No need to buy it here.
Will there be more levels?
Yes. I'm writing the B1 stories right now. Email subscribers will be the first to know when they're ready.
Still have questions?
I'm happy to help. Email me at hello@fluentwithstories.com and I'll get back to you personally.