Is a polyglot. Graduate in Spanish and Diploma in Italian language. Currently teaching Spanish, Italian and English to students. 

Ankit Abhinav

Here is a chance for all those who have always been wanting to learn the Spanish Language. Ankit Abhinav is going to teach you to read, write and speak the language in 5 hours. This collection will help you with the basic Spanish pronunciation rules, Spanish Alphabets, Spanish 1-100 numbers, colours in Spanish, how to introduce oneself in Spanish, Basic Greetings of Spanish, Introduction to pronouns and Spanish Verb “Ser”, Spanish Verbs Conjugation rule for ar ending verbs, Spanish Verbs Conjugation rule for er and ir ending verb, Basic Spanish adjectives, Describing a person, place or thing, Spanish Verbs Conjugation for irregular verbs - first person change, Spanish verbs conjugation for irregular verbs - Stem-changing verbs and Introduction to reflexive verbs. It also throws light on Conjugation of reflexive verbs llamarse, ducharse etc., Writing Daily routines, Introduction to Spanish days of the week, Learning months of the year and Introduction to the clock and Learning to ask for time and tell the time. Have fun in learning this language. Adiós!


Spanish

Learn To Read, Write And Speak Basic Spanish In <5 Hours

Spanish For Beginners

This lesson provides a brief introduction and some fun facts with respect to the Spanish Language. It also tells why one should learn Spanish and the basic structure of the upcoming lessons on the language. 
Students who are looking to learn Spanish, can really benefit from these lessons. 

Why You Should Learn Spanish Language?

This lesson focuses on a brief Introduction on how alphabets are divided in Spanish: Vowels and Consonants, Nya. It deals with the pronunciation of Vowels individually; pronunciation when G is combined with different vowels and when C is combined with vowels. Students can start learning the basic Spanish language from here. 

Basic Pronunciation Rules In Spanish Language

This lesson will tell you about the alphabets in Spanish Language and will compare how it is different and similar to English. It also throws light on the significance of double exclamation in Spanish. 

Introduction To Spanish Alphabets

This lesson focuses on how to count numbers 1-20 in Spanish. It also throws light on certain expressions like- ¿Cómo estás? and Que Tal. Students looking to learn the Spanish language can watch these lessons. 

Learn Numbers 1-20 In Spanish Language

This lesson provides a quick recap of number 1-20 number in Spanish. Thereby it focuses on how to count numbers 21-100 in Spanish. It also throws light on certain expressions like- Gracias, Muchas Gracias, De Nada, Hast Mañana. Students looking to learn the Spanish language can watch these lessons. 

Learn Numbers 21-100 In Spanish Language

This lesson focuses on how to vocalize certain colours in Spanish: Red, Black, White, Green, Saffron, Blue, Yellow, Grey, Pink, Violet, Brown and Orange. Thereby it covers certain expressions like- Hasta la Vista, Hasta Pronto, ¿Qué pasa? and Nada especial. Students looking to learn the Spanish language can watch these lessons.

Different Colours In Spanish

This lesson will help us in understanding how to speak, write and read the 12 months: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, and December. It also tells us how to ask 'Which day it is?' and how to answer the same in Spanish. Also, learn how to ask someone, 'When is your birthday?'

Learn How To Speak Months In Spanish

This lesson focuses on how to say sentences like 'My name is Ankit', 'I belong to Muzaffarpur', 'I am a professor of Spanish', 'I like to chat, to write, to teach and to read' in Spanish. Ankit thereby tells about how one can define the various activities one like such as to paint, to sing, to dance, to play etc, in the language. Like every other lesson, he tells us about various expressions like 'what do you do' and various replies to this question in Spanish. 

Introducing Oneself In Spanish

This lesson focuses on the introduction to Pronouns in Spanish. It begins with Ankit talking about the 6 levels of Pronouns in Spanish. Thereby he tells us various expressions in Spanish such as 'he is intelligent', 'he is smart', 'he is a student' etc.

Introduction To Pronouns

This lesson begins with how 'Ser' is conjugated in the Spanish Language. Thereby Ankit talks about Spanish Conjugation Rules - 'ar' ending verbs. Thereby he tells about certain commonly asked questions and their answers in the language. 

Spanish Conjugation Rules - 'ar' Ending Verbs

This lesson begins with the mention of an extensive list of Spanish adjectives and their meanings like inteligente which means intelligent. It also provides the masculine & feminine forms of these adjectives. The lesson ends by informing how to form sentences with the adjectives & the new words learnt.

Overview Of Spanish Adjectives

This lesson will help you in greeting people in Spanish. 'Adios' is one of the most known greeting in Spanish which means 'Bye' along with 'Hola' which means 'Hello'. There are many more words which can be used for greeting anyone, are told by Abhinav and these words can come in handy when next time you speak to a Spaniard or visit Spain. He also throws light on certain Spanish words which can be used to address your family members.

Basic Greetings In Spanish

This lesson focuses on Spanish Verbs. The presenter begins by listing important words in Spanish and highlights the fact that all Spanish verbs end with 'ar'. He defines reflexive verbs which ends with 'er'. The words the he mentions in the lesson are hablar, cobler etc. Towards the ends of the course, the presenter explains to the learners of how to form sentences using the verbs.

Spanish Verbs

The lesson focuses on the conjugation of verbs 'er' and 'ir' ending words. The conjugation of words such as comer, vivir etc is explained in detail and this improves the understanding of the viewers for future lessons.

Spanish Verb Conjugation

This lesson focuses on the Modal verbs in Spanish languages. The presenter begins the lesson by discussing the definition of modal verbs which are the verbs that generally take another verb with them. They are rarely used alone. Poder, deber etc are examples that are given by him. The speaker then applies the rules to sentence formation & further engages students.

Spanish Modal Verbs

This lesson focuses on Spanish Articles such as un/uno/una, el, la etc. He explains the utility of these articles using various examples. Also, the usage based on the gender i.e masculine/feminine is emphasised on.

Spanish Articles

In this lesson, the viewer will learn to pronounce they days of the week in Spanish language and thereby learn to use the same in forming sentences. Monday is Lunes, Tuesday is Martes, Wednesday is Miercoles etc. The articles that are used before these are La etc.

Days Of The Week In Spanish

Thies lesson focuses on the concept of time i.e how to tell time in Spanish language. For example: son las diez menos veinte is 9: 40. El tiempo means time. "Que hora es' means what is the time.   The presenter takes in consideration the different parts of the day and explains how the time should be told following certian rules. The presenter covers how to address people belonging to different nationalities such as Indio for Indian, Ingles for British etc.

How To Tell Time In Spanish

This lesson teaches the viewers of how to refer to body parts in the language of Spanish. The pienas meaning legs, el piel meaning the skin etc are parts that the presenter talks about. In the course, this is the first lesson that talks of writing in Spanish & the presenter provides an elaborate but simple examples for the students to understand & practice writing on their own.

Parts Of The Body In Spanish

This lesson focuses on the 50 most commonly used Spanish phrases. The presenter begins with the simplest of the phrases like si which means yes, tengo sed meaning I' thirsty. He then moves ahead to certain long phrases like como es el tiempo which means how is the weather and ends the lesson with other phrases like espera whcih means wait, mi no gusta meaning i don't like etc.

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Why You Should Learn Spanish Language?

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Basic Pronunciation Rules In Spanish Language

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Introduction To Spanish Alphabets

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Learn Numbers 1-20 In Spanish Language

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Learn Numbers 21-100 In Spanish Language

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Different Colours In Spanish

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Learn How To Speak Months In Spanish

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Introducing Oneself In Spanish

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Introduction To Pronouns

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Spanish Conjugation Rules - 'ar' Ending Verbs

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