
AUDAZ REVISTA
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6 short Spanish texts about everyday life, from A2 to B2.
01 / 09
Tostada con tomate
A2, Spain. Breakfast is often light: toast with oil and tomato, and a café con leche.
Marta pide un café con leche y una tostada con tomate.
02 / 09
Tianguis
A2, Mexico. An open-air street market that sets up on certain days. The word comes from Nahuatl.
Don Luis es su marchante: a regular customer.
03 / 09
Sobremesa
B1, Spain. The time spent at the table after a meal, often with coffee.
Cuando terminamos el postre, nadie se levantó de la mesa.
04 / 09
Colectivo
B1, Argentina. The word for a bus in Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Paraguay and Peru.
To get off, press the timbre near the door before your stop.
05 / 09
Las mañanitas
B2, Mexico. The birthday song, often sung early in the morning to wake the birthday person.
Families often swap mi bien (my dear) for the person's name.
06 / 09
Ninot
B2, Spain. One of the figures in a falla, the monuments burnt around midnight on 19 March.
Falla means torch. One ninot, chosen by public vote, is saved.
07 / 09
Frases
Sentence length is the clearest change between levels.
Our A2 sentences average 8.7 words. At B2 they average 12.9.
08 / 09
Tres lecturas
Read once for the story. Read again with the glossary. Read it out loud the next day.
Each text ends with 2 questions and their answers.
09 / 09
Toca y aprende
On the full page, you can tap 43 words to see what they mean.
Pick the text that feels a little hard, but not so hard that you stop.
Tap for all 6 texts, with glossaries and questions.