What the Course Is
What the Progression Looks Like
The 30 lessons move through a logical arc:
Early lessons build the essential vocabulary and structures of real conversation — not textbook Spanish, but the Spanish you actually need to hold a basic exchange. How to introduce yourself in a way that sounds natural. How to express what you want and don't want. How to respond to simple questions without sounding like a phrasebook.
Middle lessons expand into more complex territory: expressing opinions, talking about your life and experiences, navigating situations where you don't know the word and need to find a workaround.
Later lessons focus on the things that separate functional Spanish from expressive Spanish — the fillers, connectors, and cultural nuances that make you sound like you've been in the language rather than studying about it.
Throughout all 30 lessons, the emphasis stays on speaking. Every lesson is designed so that you're producing Spanish — not just recognizing it.
Who It's For
What It Costs
Frequently asked questions
What is the Cuentacuenta Stay Present Course?
A 30-lesson structured video course built around real Spanish conversation. Each lesson is 10–20 minutes and includes a video lesson, PDF summary, intonation practice, and 15 interactive exercises. The course is self-paced and designed to build speaking fluency from the first lesson.
How long does it take to complete the Conversation Course?
At one lesson per day, around a month. At two to three lessons per week, two to three months. Fully self-paced.
Who is the Stay Present Course designed for?
The course works for true beginners, returning learners who studied Spanish years ago, and self-taught learners who want a speaking-focused structure. It's built for people who want to end up speaking, not just understanding.
Can I combine the Stay Present Course with the Coaching Audio subscription?
Yes! They're designed to complement each other. The course builds your speaking foundation; the coaching audios give you real feedback on how your Spanish sounds as that foundation develops.
