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Day One Spanish | Beginner News-Focused Spanish Course

Day One Spanish | Beginner News-Focused Spanish Course

By: LinguaWire
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Spanish Day One is a 20-episode beginner Spanish podcast for absolute beginners who want to understand slow Spanish news. No prior Spanish is needed.


In five minutes a day, learn the essential Spanish words, verbs, phrases, grammar patterns, and listening skills you need to start listening to our main podcast - LinguaWire A1 Spanish News. In that feed, we post a new episode every day discussing the latest real news stories, in simple A1 Spanish.


This podcast is perfect for learners who are just beginning Spanish, learning Spanish for the first time, starting Spanish A1, and looking for slow, basic Spanish education.


LinguaWire podcasts use AI support, including translations and multi-language recording, under native speaker scripting and supervision.

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Episodes
  • Day 1: The new president is a lawyer

    Day 1: The new president is a lawyer
    Jun 12 2026
    Day One Spanish takes you from absolute zero to being ready for our daily news podcast — LinguaWire A1 Daily Spanish News — in four weeks. Twenty episodes, eight minutes a day, with Carlos and Lucía. In episode one you learn the verb ser, the words el presidente and la presidenta, and two charming quirks: the pronouns that vanish, and the little word 'a' that Spanish refuses to say. By the end you'll understand and say: La nueva presidenta es abogada. Your free lesson sheet and interactive homework are at LinguaWire.com/DayOne.

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    9 mins
  • Day 2: The president is 62 and lives in the capital

    Day 2: The president is 62 and lives in the capital
    Jun 12 2026
    Day One Spanish, episode two of twenty. Today you learn tener, the Spanish habit of HAVING your age instead of being it, the verb vivir, and the ending pattern — o, es, e — that runs through many verbs. By the end you'll understand and say: El presidente tiene sesenta y dos años y vive en la capital. Lesson sheet and homework at LinguaWire.com/DayOne.

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    7 mins
  • Day 3: The government, the police and the army are on the streets

    Day 3: The government, the police and the army are on the streets
    Jun 12 2026
    Day One Spanish, episode three of twenty. Today you meet the famous Spanish split: ser for what something is, estar for where and how it is. You learn está and están, los and las, and the institutions that appear in big news days. By the end you'll understand and say: El gobierno, la policía y el ejército están hoy en las calles. Lesson sheet and homework at LinguaWire.com/DayOne.

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    6 mins
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