Features

Everything inside ezSpanglish.

A closer look at how topics, lessons, practice, culture and motivation fit together.

The Search screen with Continue Learning and Popular Topics.
Topics & search

Find exactly what you want to learn.

Browse themed topics like greetings, numbers, colors and time, or search words, phrases and lessons directly. Continue Learning picks up right where you left off.

The first screen of a lesson: “I’m a student” with audio to play.
Lessons

Lessons that mix it up.

Each lesson moves between listening, multiple choice, matching, pictures, typing, sentence building, short videos and speaking, so you use new words in more than one way.

  • Listen
  • Choose
  • Match
  • Picture it
  • Translate
  • Speak
The Speak exercise: “Mi nombre es Ana” with the microphone button.
Speaking

Say it out loud.

Speaking exercises give you a phrase, listen while you say it and tell you how you did. Not in a speaking mood? You can skip it.

A cultural note inside a lesson: Formal vs. Informal “You”.
Culture

Context, not just vocabulary.

Cultural notes pop up inside lessons to explain what’s polite, what’s casual and what people actually say.

Greetings & Introductions: 14 topics, some complete, some in progress.
Progress

See how far you’ve come.

Every topic tracks your progress, your Learn screen keeps your streak and words learned in view, and the Review tab keeps finished lessons close.

Games

Learning meets game time.

Learn through games that are actually fun.

Play them in the ezSpanglish app.

The Awards screen with achievements and the Team Challenge standings.
Motivation

Streaks, awards and a Team Challenge.

Keep your streak going (alone or with a streak partner), earn badges for milestones and help your team climb the Team Challenge.

  • Streaks
  • Awards
  • Team Challenge
Two directions

English ⇄ Spanish, in one app.

English speakers learn Spanish. Spanish speakers learn English. The app itself speaks your language.

Marco’s waiting.

Your first lesson is free. He’ll pretend not to be impressed.

Marco checking his watch.