I've been getting messages from people who loved the songs I made but had no way to save them. Skool doesn't have that feature. I tried a few ways, one was Soundcloud but no way to put the lyrics... So I spent the last week figuring out the best solution, one that costs you nothing, doesn't cost me TOO much, works on every device, and lets you build your own playlists of exactly the songs that are sticking for you... I found it... I could put it in a "podcast" called "Stuck in Your Head: Songs to Learn Spanish." Adding my fave songs that I've created over the last six months, I have about 50 in there right now, but I have hundreds of them, different genres, different styles, all built around the phrases we're learning here. Replay your favorites on your morning walk or on your way to work, let them get annoyingly stuck in your head. 🤣 It has been super helpful for me, I tried to leave out the songs that are too specific to me, personal mantras, but the point and catchy lines are still there :) The lyrics are in every episode description so you always know what you're singing. I made this because I wanted it to actually work for you too, not just exist or if you are new trying to guess what the words are. Here is the Apple podcast link, if you have android I can find those links I am sure, I just have all apple products so those were easy to find. So far the people that have been listening to them here have loved them! Im glad they wont just go to waste I have poured hundreds of hours into creating them! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/stuck-in-your-head-songs-to-learn-spanish/id1885981501 Heres the places it says it is on right now...and an example of the description for song lyrics

You are in a taxi in Madrid, ready to head back home/hotel... Tell the driver where you are going and ask the price. How do you say: *The address + is the street on the left of the supermarket *How much is it? *Ok, that's cheap! Write two short sentences in Spanish. 💡 Keywords: Calle = Street Cuesta = costs Bonus: How do you say you want to pay by card? Let's see your comments!!

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You are in a new country. Your phone has no battery and you are lost. You don’t know how to get back to your hotel. What do you say to a local person? *Ask if they can help you *Say that you are lost (ser/estar) *Ask where your hotel is (ser/estar) *Ask them to speak slower Write your sentences below!

Time to have a short conversation with a local! 😎 Your challenge: 1️⃣ Pick 3 or more phrases from this list: - Yo quiero un menú, por favor - ¿Tú vives aquí? - Estoy aquí por dos días - ¿Hace cuánto tiempo aprendes español? - No vivo aquí. Estoy aquí de vacaciones - Aprendo español hace un mes - Tres / Nueve - Yo no entiendo. Más lento, por favor - Estoy aquí hace un año - Ah, vale. Encantada - ¿Qué tal? - ¿Dónde trabajas? - ¿Estás aquí de vacaciones? - Yo no hablo mucho español - Perdón, yo no hablo mucho español - Yo vivo aquí - ¿Dónde aprendes español? - Sí, (yo) tengo un menú - ¿Qué necesitas? - Necesito ayuda - Tú no eres de aquí. ¿De dónde eres? - ¿No hablas inglés? - ¿Cómo? - Estoy aquí de vacaciones - Igualmente - ¡Buen fin de semana! - Yo trabajo aquí 2️⃣ Write a mini conversation (3–5 lines) using these phrases in full sentences. 3️⃣ Bonus: Add a line about yourself, like where you’re from or how long you’ve been learning Spanish. Drop your mini dialogues below 👇