PalabraFlowWhat's inside
📄 The phrase guide (PDF)
180 phrases, 15 for each situation, with English for every one. The real Spanish people say in Mexico, word for word from the PalabraFlow app.
🎧 12 audio drills (MP3)
One track per situation, 3 to 4 minutes each. Play them in the car, on a walk or while you cook. No screen needed.
How the drills work
- Listen and say. You hear a phrase in English. In the pause, say it in Spanish from memory. Then you hear how it's said in Mexico, twice, and repeat it.
- Quick-fire. The same phrases in Spanish only, faster. Repeat each one in the pause.
Situation. Chunk. Response. Learn the situation, not the word list.
A taste: At the Taco Stand
The 12 situations
02 · Catching Up & Small Talk
03 · At the Taco Stand
04 · Getting a Table & Ordering
05 · Paying & Praising the Meal
06 · Asking & Finding Your Way
07 · Taxis, Uber & Didi
08 · At the Market & Haggling
09 · Paying at the Register
10 · Pharmacy, Doctor & Emergencies
11 · Making Plans
12 · Reacting Like a Local
Want one situation in full?
Deep Packs cover a single situation completely: every phrase PalabraFlow has for it, with its own drill.
Want to know how you sound?
The kit trains you to say it. It doesn't listen back. For feedback, there's the PalabraFlow app: a pronunciation score on every phrase, all 1,000 phrases and real conversations to practise.
Your first 7 days of PalabraFlow Plus are free. No card, no sign-up. Get the app
Questions
How do I get it?
Right after checkout you get an email with a link to your library on DavidSpeaksHQ. Play the drills and open the guide there, on any device, or download everything (PDF and MP3s) to keep. No password: you sign in with a link sent to your email.
Do I need the app?
No. The kit works on its own. The app is there if you want a score on your pronunciation or more phrases.
Is there an AI tutor in the kit?
No. The kit is for practising on your own. The AI tutor that answers back is part of PalabraFlow Fluency in the app.
What level is it for?
Beginners and anyone who studied some Spanish but freezes when it's time to speak.