About Free Spanish Audio Course (Latin America): Learn Spanish with Everyday Conversations
Free Latin American Spanish audio lessons for English speakers. Each episode takes one everyday conversation, such as ordering tacos in Mexico, and walks you through it: hear the whole scene, understand the useful phrases, copy them out loud, then try answering in the pauses. You don't need an app, an account or a screen, and every episode has a full transcript at copycatcafe.com.
Episodes are grouped into seasons by level, starting with A1 for complete beginners. Episodes 1 to 5 are out now, and more are coming.
The teacher (Mateo) and the learner (Sam) are AI-generated voices. The lessons are adapted from Copycat Cafe's course. The optional Copycat Cafe app adds pronunciation feedback and conversations that respond to you.
How much are the avocados? Shopping at a market in Spanish (A1)
Learn to shop at a market in Mexico: say good morning, ask prices, order by the kilo, and ask how much everything is. Level A1 (beginner), 12 minutes.
You'll hear the whole scene, then learn "Buenos días", "¿Cuánto cuestan los aguacates?", "Un kilo de aguacates, por favor" and "¿Cuánto es todo?". Copy each phrase out loud in the pauses, then try shopping on your own.
Full transcript and MP3 download: https://copycatcafe.com/spanish-audio-course-latin-america/episode-5
The voices (Mateo and Sam) are AI-generated. The music is original.
25 Oct 2026
How's it going? Saying how you feel in Spanish (A1)
Learn to catch up with a friend in Spanish: ask how they are and how their day is going, say how you feel today, and react to their answer. Level A1 (beginner), 11 minutes.
You'll hear the whole scene, then learn "¿Cómo estás?", "¿Cómo va tu día?", "Estoy contenta hoy." and "¡Qué bueno!". Copy each phrase out loud in the pauses, then try the conversation as yourself, with the ending that fits you.
Full transcript and MP3 download: https://copycatcafe.com/spanish-audio-course-latin-america/episode-4
The voices (Mateo and Sam) are AI-generated. The music is original.
25 Oct 2026
Where is the metro? Asking for directions in Spanish (A1)
Learn to ask for directions in Mexico City: stop a stranger politely, ask where the metro is, ask right or left, and understand the answer. Level A1 (beginner), 11 minutes.
You'll hear the whole scene, then learn "Disculpe, ¿dónde está el metro?", "¿Voy a la derecha o a la izquierda?", "¿Y después?" and "Muchas gracias. ¡Muy amable!". Copy each phrase out loud in the pauses, then try asking the way on your own.
Full transcript and MP3 download: https://copycatcafe.com/spanish-audio-course-latin-america/episode-3
The voices (Mateo and Sam) are AI-generated. The music is original.
25 Oct 2026
Where are you from? Introducing yourself in Spanish (A1)
Learn to introduce yourself in Spanish: say your name, ask where someone is from, say which city you're from, and say goodbye. Level A1 (beginner), 11 minutes.
You'll hear the whole scene, then learn "Hola, me llamo…", "Mucho gusto", "¿De dónde eres?" and "Soy de…". Copy each phrase out loud in the pauses, then try introducing yourself with your own name and city.
Full transcript and MP3 download: https://copycatcafe.com/spanish-audio-course-latin-america/episode-2
The voices (Mateo and Sam) are AI-generated. The music is original.
20 Oct 2026
What do you recommend? Ordering tacos in Spanish (A1)
Learn to order at a taco stand in Mexico: say hello, ask what's good, ask the price, and order. Level A1 (beginner), 9 minutes.
You'll hear the whole scene, then learn "¡Hola! ¿Qué tal?", "¿Qué recomienda?", "¿Cuánto cuestan?" and "Dos tacos al pastor, por favor". Copy each phrase out loud in the pauses, then try ordering on your own.
Full transcript and MP3 download: https://copycatcafe.com/spanish-audio-course-latin-america
The voices (Mateo and Sam) are AI-generated. The music is original.
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