Learn Spanish like a pro.

It's a complete, dialogue-driven course. You follow the Destinos storyline through real conversations, on a structured path that builds from your first words upward, delivered as an Anki deck so you get the power of spaced repetition.

You can, and a few of them are decent. The differences that matter are structure and context. Most free decks are word lists or unconnected sentences, thrown together in no particular order. This course is built on Destinos, so the sentences arrive in the order the story tells them, each one with a context you can hang it on rather than sitting on its own. Every sentence is recorded by native speakers, which free decks often skip. If you want a second opinion before you decide, the reviews on AnkiWeb are from people using the deck daily.

You could, and if you enjoy building decks it's a good exercise. It's worth knowing what it costs first. You would be choosing several thousand sentences, deciding what order to teach them in, writing the translations and notes, and producing audio for every line. That is months of work before you learn anything, and the ordering is the part that's hardest to get right on your own. We built this so that time goes into studying Spanish instead.

Destinos is an acclaimed Spanish immersion series, a telenovela made for learners. The deck works on its own, but it's designed to pair with the show: watch an episode, then lock in its language with the cards. Destinos is freely available to watch online, so the two work beautifully together at no extra cost.

Primarily Mexican Spanish, the most widely spoken variety in the world. Because the sentences come from across the Destinos series, you'll also hear other accents and dialects from around the Spanish-speaking world, so your ear gets used to real variety.

Absolutely. Anki is a free, straightforward flashcard app (a small one-time fee on iPhone), and we show you exactly how to set it up and import your course in minutes.

That's up to you. On its default setting Anki introduces 20 new cards a day, and at that pace you'll have worked through all 4,500+ cards in about seven and a half months, at roughly 20 to 30 minutes a day. You can move that dial either way: 10 new cards a day is gentler and takes about twice as long, while 40 halves the time but leaves you a heavier daily review load. Nothing expires, so there's no wrong pace.

You'll know the vocabulary that carries most of everyday Spanish, and you'll be comfortable with the grammar up to B2. In practice that means holding a real conversation with a native speaker, and watching your first shows in Spanish.

It isn't exam preparation, though. The course builds the language itself rather than exam technique, so if you need to pass a formal B2 exam you'll most likely want some targeted practice on top.

You get everything in one package: the complete course, the Study Playbook, and a 1-hour 1:1 strategy session with a certified coach (PCC, ICF) to build your personal roadmap. You can book the session any time within 3 months of your purchase.

Yes. When you download the full course, it simply updates your existing deck and adds the remaining lessons. All of your learning progress is kept.

Both. You start with the basics and difficulty builds gradually; more advanced learners can skip ahead thanks to the modular lesson structure.

Yes, the cards are fully customizable. Add, change, or remove anything to tailor the course to your goals.

One payment, lifetime access, and all future updates included. You're also covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee.