[PDF] Spanish story for beginners – Mi viaje a París

Learning Spanish doesn’t have to mean memorizing endless lists of verbs or repeating phrases without context. One of the most effective and fun ways to build vocabulary and fluency is by reading short stories that connect with everyday experiences and emotions.

That’s why we’re excited to share our Spanish story for beginners – Mi viaje a Paris. This short narrative follows a young woman on her first journey to the French capital—and it’s told entirely in simple, clear Spanish, perfect for early learners.

What’s included?

In this post you will find:

  • The video with the story.
  • PDF with the story in Spanish and translation into English.
  • PDF with a test about the story. Test your comprehension with ten questions. Answer key included.

Below you can find the video and the download links.

Spanish Short Story for beginners: Mi viaje a París

Visita al dentista, story and test

Mi viaje a París, story in Spanish

These are the download links:

[PDF] Mi viaje a París – Story in Spanish

[PDF] Mi viaje a París – English translation

[PDF] Test about ‘Mi viaje a París

Answer key

Mi viaje a París, story in Spanish

¡Hola! Me llamo Olivia y el verano pasado fui a París. Era mi primera vez en Francia, y estaba muy emocionada.

El primer día visité la Torre Eiffel. ¡Era tan alta y bonita! Hice muchas fotos y comí un delicioso cruasán en una pequeña cafetería cercana.

Al día siguiente fui al Museo del Louvre. ¡Vi la Mona Lisa! Había muchos cuadros y estatuas preciosas. El museo era muy grande y caminé mucho.

También visité la Catedral de Notre-Dame. La catedral era antigua e impresionante. Subí muchas escaleras para ver la ciudad desde lo alto. ¡Las vistas eran fantásticas!

Una tarde caminé por los Campos Elíseos. Había muchas tiendas y restaurantes. Compré un pequeño recuerdo para mi familia. Luego me senté en un parque y comí un crêpe con chocolate. ¡Estaba delicioso!

En mi último día paseé en barco por el río Sena. El agua estaba tranquila y la ciudad se veía mágica de noche. Las luces de París eran preciosas.

Me encantó mi viaje a París. La ciudad me pareció maravillosa y la comida fue increíble.

¡Espero volver algún día!

How to make the most of it

  1. Read the story first in Spanish and underline or note any unfamiliar words.
  2. Check the English version to clarify meaning—but don’t rely on it too much!
  3. Re-read the Spanish aloud to improve pronunciation and fluency.
  4. Complete the quiz to test how much you understood and reflect on key details.
  5. Try retelling the story in your own words as a speaking or writing exercise.

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[PDF] Spanish story for beginners: Visita al dentista

Learning a language is about more than just memorizing grammar rules and vocabulary lists—it’s also about connecting with everyday life, relatable situations and real emotions. That’s exactly what you’ll find in the Spanish story for beginners: Visita al dentista, a short and simple that will help you improve your skills.

This story follows a young woman named Sofía who wakes up one morning with a troubling toothache. From the moment she realizes something isn’t quite right to her visit to the dental clinic, readers are taken through a relatable and realistic experience—all told in clear, accessible Spanish.

Sofía’s day includes everything from discomfort and worry to relief and rest. It’s a complete mini-journey in less than two pages, full of natural dialogue and everyday vocabulary that learners can use in real-life situations.

What’s included?

In this post you will find:

  • The video with the story in Spanish and English.
  • PDF with the story, in Spanish and translation into English.
  • PDF with a test about the story. Test your comprehension with ten questions. Answer key included.

Below you can find the video and the download links.

Spanish Short Story for beginners: Visita al dentista

Visita al dentista, story and test

These are the download links:

[PDF] Visita al dentista – Story in Spanish

[PDF] Visita al dentista – English translation

[PDF] Test about ‘Visita al dentista

Answer key

Visita al dentista

Esta es Sofía. Tiene 26 años. Hoy se despierta con dolor en un diente.
Se toca la mejilla y siente que está un poco hinchada. Ella va al baño, se mira la boca en el espejo, pero no ve nada.


Después del desayuno, el dolor es más fuerte.
“Algo no va bien”, piensa Sofía preocupada.
Ella decide lavar sus dientes y usar el hilo dental con cuidado, pero el dolor continúa.

Así que Sofía decide llamar al dentista para pedir una cita urgente.

“Hola, tengo un fuerte dolor en algún diente. ¿Puedo ir hoy?” pregunta Sofía.
La recepcionista responde: “Sí, tenemos una cita disponible a las tres de la tarde.”
“Perfecto, estaré allí. Gracias”, dice Sofía.


Hasta la hora de la cita, ella decide tomar unos analgésicos para intentar descansar un poco.
A las dos y media, Sofía sale de casa y camina hacia la clínica dental.
Ella llega a la clínica y se sienta en la sala de espera.
Después de unos minutos, la llaman para entrar en la consulta.


“Hola, Sofía. ¿Qué te pasa?” pregunta el dentista.


“Me duele mucho un diente desde esta mañana”, dice Sofía.


“Parece que tienes una caries. Necesito hacer un pequeño tratamiento”, explica el dentista mientras revisa su boca.


“¿Va a doler?” pregunta Sofía con un poco de miedo.


“No te preocupes, usaré anestesia. No sentirás nada”, dice el dentista.


Sofía respira hondo y cierra los ojos mientras el dentista trabaja.
Después de unos minutos, el dentista termina el tratamiento.


“Todo listo, Sofía. Ahora todo está bien”, dice el dentista.


“¡Muchas gracias, doctor! ¡Me siento mucho mejor!” dice Sofía, aliviada.


El dentista le recomienda no comer nada duro por unas horas.
Sofía paga en recepción y sale de la clínica con una gran sonrisa. Camina de regreso a casa sintiéndose más relajada.
Cuando llega a casa, se prepara una sopa caliente para cenar.
“Hoy fue un día difícil, pero ahora estoy bien”, piensa Sofía.


Finalmente, se acuesta en la cama y se duerme con alivio.

Why is “Visita al dentista” a great resource for Spanish learners?

If you are asking why you should use this story for you or your students, keep reading these reasons:

1. Everyday context
This story focuses on a situation most of us have experienced: a sudden health issue and a trip to the doctor—in this case, the dentist. This makes it perfect for learning practical vocabulary related to health, the body, feelings, appointments and common actions.

2. Clear language and simple grammar
Written specifically for beginners, the story uses straightforward grammar in the present tense and clear sentence structures. It avoids complex idioms or advanced expressions, making it easy to follow even with limited knowledge of Spanish.

3. Realistic dialogue
Conversations between Sofía and the receptionist, as well as between her and the dentist, help learners become familiar with polite forms, basic questions and how Spanish is used in a professional context.

 

How to use this story in your Spanish learning routine:

  • Read the Spanish version first to see what you understand on your own.
  • Use the English translation to confirm or discover meanings of unknown words.
  • Re-read the story out loud to improve pronunciation and fluency.
  • Take the test to review key details and reinforce your comprehension.
  • Discuss it with a partner or tutor to practice speaking and sharing ideas (if possible).

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[PDF] Spanish story for beginners: La moneda mágica

Learning a new language can be a magical journey—and sometimes, all it takes is a single story to spark curiosity, imagination and motivation. “La moneda mágica” is a short, heartwarming story written in simple Spanish, perfect for beginner learners who want to build vocabulary, improve reading and listening comprehension and engage emotionally with the language.

The Spanish story for beginners: La moneda mágica is designed for beginners (A1-A2 level) and intermediate students, and it will help you enhance your vocabulary, grammar and listening skills.

This story follows Lucas, a curious and optimistic boy who discovers a shiny golden coin on the street. At first, it seems like just an ordinary coin—but soon, Lucas realizes that every time he tosses it into the air, something happens.

This story is more than just a tale of a boy and a magical coin. It’s a meaningful, easy-to-follow narrative designed with beginner Spanish learners in mind. The language is clear, the sentence structures are simple, and the plot is engaging enough to encourage learners to keep reading. It’s ideal for young students, self-learners or classroom use.

What’s included?

In this post you will find:

  • The video with the story, only in Spanish.

  • PDF with the story, in Spanish and translation into English.

  • PDF with a test about the story. Test your comprehension with ten questions. Answer key included.

Below you can find the video and the download links.

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La moneda mágica, story and test

Story in Spanish - La moneda mágica

[PDF] La moneda mágica – Story in Spanish

[PDF] La moneda mágica – English translation

[PDF] Test about ‘La moneda mágica

Answer key

La moneda mágica

Lucas es un niño curioso. Un día, él camina por la calle y ve algo en el suelo. Es una moneda dorada y brillante, y tiene el símbolo de un corazón en el centro. Lucas coge la moneda y la guarda en su bolsillo.

En su dormitorio, él mira la moneda. Es una moneda muy brillante. Lucas la lanza al aire. Cuando la moneda cae al suelo, suena el teléfono. Su madre responde al teléfono. Es la tía de Lucas.


“Dile a Lucas que mañana le llevaré un regalo.” Dice la tía de Lucas.
Lucas está feliz y salta de alegría. “¡Un regalo, un regalo! ¿Qué será?” Piensa.


Al día siguiente, en la escuela, Lucas lanza la moneda otra vez. A los cinco minutos, una compañera le da una chocolatina.


Lucas se da cuenta de que, cada vez que lanza la moneda, algo bueno pasa. Un día lanza la moneda y encuentra golosinas en su mochila. Más tarde lanza la moneda y saca la mejor nota de la clase. Otro día lanza la moneda y su madre prepara pizza, su comida favorita.
Cada vez que Lucas lanza la moneda ocurre algo bueno.
Entonces, Lucas piensa… “¡esta moneda es mágica!”.


Pero un día, al lanzar la moneda, no pasa nada. Lo intenta una y otra vez. Pero sigue sin pasar nada. Lucas se siente extraño. Prueba una última vez. La moneda brilla y, de repente, desaparece en el aire.
“¿Qué ha pasado?” Se pregunta Lucas, muy confuso.


Busca la moneda por todas partes, pero no la encuentra. Al principio, se siente triste, pero luego piensa en alto: “Bueno, Lucas, quizá la suerte no dura para siempre… pero los buenos momentos sí”.


Desde ese día, Lucas sigue siendo un niño optimista. Ahora, cuando quiere que algo bueno pase, no lanza una moneda, sino que ayuda a los demás. Descubre que la verdadera magia está en sus acciones y en su corazón.

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[PDF] Spanish story for beginners: Un día en la vida de Antonio

A great way to practice Spanish is by reading and listening to simple and short stories. Today, we’re sharing a short story about Antonio, an eight-year-old boy, and his daily routine. From waking up early in the morning to going to school, playing with his friends, doing homework and spending time with his family, Antonio’s day is full of activities. Through his story, you’ll learn useful vocabulary and expressions related to everyday life, helping you improve your Spanish in an effective and engaging way.

The Spanish story for beginners: Un día en la vida de Antonio is designed for beginners (A1-A2 level) and it will help you enhance your vocabulary, grammar and listening skills.

You’ll learn and practice useful vocabulary related to:

  • Daily routines: with verbs in present simple like despertarse (waking up) or hacer los deberes / hacer la tarea (doing homework).
  • School subjects and activities (favourite subjects, playing with friends and what happens during school hours).
  • Family and home life (interacting with family members, playing with pets and evening routines).
  • Time expressions (specific hours for different activities throughout the day).
  • Common phrases and expressions (things teachers say, daily habits and actions).

Each sentence is short, clear and written in simple Spanish, making it easy for beginners to understand. By the end of this story, you’ll be able to:

  • Describe a daily routine using time expressions and sequential actions.
  • Identify and use common vocabulary related to school, meals, playtime and family activities.
  • Understand simple sentences that narrate everyday events in a logical order.
  • Answer questions about a person’s daily habits and schedule.
  • Talk about your own routine by comparing it with Antonio’s day.

What’s included?

In this post you will find:

  • The video with the story, only in Spanish.

  • PDF with the story, in Spanish and translation into English.

  • PDF with a test about the story. Test your comprehension with questions about Antonio’s day.

Below you can find the video and the download links.

Spanish Short Story for beginners: Un día en la vida de Antonio

Un día en la vida de Antonio, story and test

Story in Spanish - Un día en la vida de Antonio

[PDF] Un día en la vida de Antonio – Story in Spanish

[PDF] Un día en la vida de Antonio – English translation

Test about the Spanish story Un dia en la vida de Antonio

[PDF] Test about ‘Un día en la vida de Antonio

Answer key

Un día en la vida de Antonio

Antonio es un niño de ocho años. Vamos a ver cómo es un día de su vida.

Cada mañana, Antonio se levanta a las siete en punto. Después de levantarse, toma el desayuno. Normalmente, cereales con leche o zumo.


Cuando acaba de desayunar, se cepilla los dientes. Después se ducha.

Luego se dirige hacia el colegio, que comienza a las nueve en punto. Las asignaturas favoritas de Antonio son las matemáticas y el arte. Su maestra siempre le dice: “¡Eres muy creativo, Antonio!”
En el descanso le gusta jugar al fútbol con sus compañeros.
A la una y media, Antonio come en el comedor del colegio.


Después del colegio, Antonio vuelve a casa y hace los deberes. Después de acabar los deberes, Antonio juega con su hermana pequeña. También suele jugar en el jardín con su perro, y a veces va al parque a jugar con otros niños.


Antonio cena junto a su familia a las ocho en punto.


Antes de dormir, Antonio suele leer un libro. Le encantan las historias de aventuras.
A las nueve de la noche, Antonio se va a dormir y a descansar.
¡Mañana comenzará un nuevo día!

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Spanish Spelling Bee Game – Basic Level 4

Practice Spanish spelling with the Spanish Spelling Bee Game – Basic Level 4!

This activity is for elementary or basic level learning, and is the fourth part of a Spanish Spelling Bee series for beginners, both kids and adults.

Important: keep in mind that in one of the six words you will need to write an accent mark (use the special character buttons for this).

I hope you find it useful and entertaining!

Instructions of this Spanish Spelling Bee

Click “Start” to begin. On the screen you will see four buttons: Word, Spell, Sentence and Definition.
If you click on “Word”, you will listen the word you must write correctly in the blank, and if you click the “Spell” button, you will hear the word spelled out.

If you need more clues, you can click on the “Sentence” and “Definition” buttons. With the first one you will hear a sentence that includes the word. And if you click on the “Definition” button, you will see a definition of that word.


If you write the correct word, the little bee will be happy and you will be able to move on the next screen, until you finish the whole game. If you provide an incorrect answer, don’t worry, you can try again as many times you need! 🙂

Use the special character buttons whenever you need.
However, the basic level Spanish spelling bees usually do not require the use of upper case or other special characters, unless otherwise stated. In fact, this Spanish Spellig be is case insensitive, so you don’t need to worry about this.

[PDF] Spanish story for beginners: Aventura en el parque

A great way to practice Spanish is by reading and listening to simple, relatable stories. Today, we’re sharing a short story about Antonio and María, two friends who go to the park and stumble upon a mysterious tree with a small locked door that they want to open. Their adventure leads them to unexpected discoveries, but what’s behind the door remains a mystery until they finally unlock it…

The Spanish story for beginners: Aventura en el parque is designed for beginners (A1-A2 level) and it will help you enhance your vocabulary, grammar and listening skills.

You’ll learn and practice useful vocabulary related to:

  • Nature and the outdoors: With words like “árbol”, “lago” and other park elements.
  • Exploration and Discovery: terms for searching, finding, maps and hidden objects.
  • Emotions and reactions: expressions of excitement, surprise and curiosity.
  • Basic dialogue and verbs: common phrases, past tense verbs and everyday interactions.

Each sentence is short, clear and written in simple Spanish, making it easy for beginners to understand.

What’s included?

In this post you will find:

  • The video with the story, only in Spanish.

  • PDF with the story, in Spanish and translation into English.

  • PDF with a test about the story. Test your comprehension with questions about the adventure story of these two friends.

Below you can find the video and the download links.

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[PDF] Aventura en el parque – Story in Spanish (text in Spanish)

[PDF] Aventura en el parque – English translation

Test about the Spanish story Aventura en el parque

[PDF] Test about ‘Aventura en el parque

Answer key

Aventura en el parque

Antonio y María son amigos. Un día, los dos fueron al parque.

“¡Vamos a explorar!” Dijo María.


Allí vieron un árbol muy grande. En el árbol había una pequeña puerta cerrada. De repente escucharon una voz. ¡Era una ardilla hablando!


“Buscad la llave de la puerta en el parque.” Dijo la ardilla.


“¡Vamos a buscar la llave!” Dijeron ambos emocionados.


María buscó entre las flores. Pero sólo encontró una moneda.
Fueron al lago del parque. Allí Antonio encontró un mapa debajo de unas piedras.


El mapa mostraba una roca cerca de los columpios. Allí estaba la llave.
“¡Tenemos que ir a los columpios!” Le dijo Antonio a María.
Ambos corrieron hacia los columpios. Movieron una roca.
¡Allí estaba la llave!


Los amigos volvieron al árbol para abrir la puerta con la llave. Al entrar, los dos se sorprendieron.
“¡Esto es increíble!” Dijo María.
Los dos se divirtieron con los juguetes y libros que había allí.


Después de un rato, los dos volvieron a casa.

“¡Lo hemos pasado muy bien!” Dijo Antonio. “Sí, ¡mucho!” Le respondió María.
María y Antonio volvieron felices a sus casas pensando en su próxima aventura.

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Spanish vocabulary activity: choose the correct image 1

Are you looking for a fun and effective way to practice Spanish basic vocabulary? We’ve got the perfect activity for you! The Spanish vocabulary activity: choose the correct image 1 is an interactive image quiz designed to help students, especially beginners, expand their vocabulary in a playful and effective way.

In this interactive activity, you will be asked a series of questions in Spanish. Each question will be followed by three images. Your task is simple: select the image that best matches the word or concept being asked. For example:

Question: “Está lloviendo. ¿Cuál de estos objetos utilizas?”

  • A) Paraguas (Umbrella)
  • B) Batidora (Blender)
  • C) Collar (Necklace)

You would choose the option A, paraguas (umbrella), because that’s what you’d use when it’s raining!

Enjoy the challenge and have fun while practicing Spanish!

If you see a play button or a grey screen, click on it to see the game.

What are the objectives of this activity?

The goal of this game is to enhance your vocabulary in Spanish through a visual learning experience. By associating words with images, you can:

  • Strengthen word recognition in Spanish.

  • Learn new vocabulary in Spanish in an easy and effective way.

  • Improve comprehension in different contexts.

  • Build confidence when speaking or writing in Spanish.

[PDF] Spanish story for beginners: La rutina de Ana

One of the best ways to practice Spanish is by reading and listening to simple and relatable stories. Today, we’re introducing a short story about Ana, a young woman living in Barcelona, and her daily routine. This story is perfect for beginners (A1-A2 level) and will help you improve your vocabulary, grammar and listening skills.

This story follows Ana’s daily routine, from the moment she wakes up until she goes to bed. You’ll learn and practice useful vocabulary related to:

  • Daily activities like waking up, getting dressed and preparing meals.
  • Common places like the park, the office and the supermarket.
  • Basic time expressions to describe your own routine.

Each sentence is short, clear and written in simple Spanish, making it easy for beginners to understand.

What’s included?

In this post you will find:

  • The video with the story. First in a slow pace, then the bilingual story with English subtitles and voice and finally the story in a normal pace. It’s also included a list of key words and the comprehension test that you will also find in the PDF.

  • PDF with the story of Ana’s daily routine. Written in simple Spanish, with images. It’s perfect for reading and practicing pronunciation.

  • PDF with a test about the story. Test your comprehension with questions about Ana’s day!

Below you can find the video, the download links and also the text.

Spanish Short Story for beginners: Ana’s routine

La rutina de Ana (Ana’s routine), story and test

La rutina de Ana - Story in Spanish

[PDF] La rutina de Ana – Story in Spanish with images

[PDF] La rutina de Ana – Story in Spanish (text in Spanish)

[PDF] La rutina de Ana – Story in Spanish (text in Spanish + bilingual)

Test La rutina de Ana

[PDF] Test about ‘La rutina de Ana

Answer key

La rutina de Ana

Esta es Ana. Ella tiene 25 años. Ella vive sola en un apartamento en Barcelona.
Ana se despierta a las siete de la mañana. Después de levantarse, Ana va al baño para ducharse.
Luego va a su dormitorio, abre el armario y elige la ropa para ir al trabajo. Se pone una camisa blanca y una falda negra.


Después, alrededor de las ocho de la mañana, prepara el desayuno. Bebe un café y toma una tostada con mermelada. Mientras desayuna, mira la ciudad por la ventana. A las ocho y media se dirige hacia su trabajo. Le gusta ir caminando porque la oficina sólo está a unos 20 minutos de su casa y así hace ejercicio también. De camino al trabajo pasa por un parque y observa los pájaros cantando.


En la oficina, Ana trabaja en el ordenador. Ella responde correos electrónicos y tiene reuniones con sus compañeros. A las 12:30 ella toma su almuerzo. A veces lleva su comida a la oficina, pero hoy ella ha comido en un restaurante cercano.


Por la tarde, a las 17:00, Ana sale del trabajo. Antes de llegar a casa, pasa por el supermercado y compra algunos productos, como pan y zumo. Ana llega a casa entre las seis y las siete de la tarde. Al llegar prepara una cena deliciosa y saludable.


A las ocho de la tarde, Ana cena un delicioso plato de pasta y ensalada. Después de cenar, Ana suele leer un libro. Le encantan las historias de suspense. A veces también ve una serie en la televisión y otras veces navega por Internet.
Antes de ir a dormir, Ana se lava los dientes en el baño.
A las diez de la noche, Ana se va a dormir. Hoy ha sido un buen día, pero está cansada y necesita descansar.

Why is this story useful for beginners?

This story is useful for beginners for different reasons:

  1. Real-life context:
    This story is based on everyday activities, making it easier to relate to and remember new words and phrases. You’ll learn how to talk about your own daily routine using the vocabulary and expressions used to describe Ana’s routine.

  2. Simple vocabulary and grammar:
    The sentences are short and clear, focusing on common verbs like despertarse (to wake up), comer (to eat), and caminar (to walk). The story is mostly written in the present tense, which is one of the first tenses beginners learn. It’s a great way to see how verbs are used naturally and beginners can follow along without feeling overwhelmed.

  3. Listening and reading practice:
    If you listen to the story while reading it, you’ll improve both your listening and reading comprehension. Repetition of common phrases will help you feel more confident in understanding and speaking Spanish.

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[PDF] Delante, detrás – Song in Spanish

Prepositions of place in Spanish like delante (in front) and detrás (behind) are essential for describing locations, but they can be difficult to remember when you are learning the language. What better way to learn and practice them than through music? This post features a song that uses common, everyday phrases with these prepositions to help you master their meaning and usage.

Think of sentences like “El gato está delante de la caja” (The cat is in front of the box) or “La pelota está detrás del árbol” (The ball is behind the tree). This catchy tune in Spanish will make these phrases stick!

Download the PDF with the lyrics to sing along and practice as you listen.
Let’s make learning Spanish prepositions delante and detrás both fun and effective!

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Prepositions can be tricky when learning Spanish, but music has a magical and effective way of making complex concepts simpler and more enjoyable. This post introduces “En casa de Juan” a song about the Spanish preposition EN, packed with common phrases and sentences to help you grasp its usage effortlessly.

From “El gato está en la cama” (The cat is on the bed) to “El libro está en en la mesa” (The book is on the table), this song is designed to reinforce real-life examples of “EN” in a fun and memorable way.

Download the accompanying PDF with the lyrics to follow along, practice and sing! Let’s turn learning Spanish into a rhythm-filled adventure!

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