university levels of education Spanish 201 B1 — C1
Spanish 201, Advanced Mastery Series — handmade, no ads, no sign-ups. Every lecture is kept whole and shown whole: nothing is summarised, so what you see is the lecture as it was written. 65,529 words across 50 lectures, from a confident intermediate speaker to the formal and academic register at C1. Twenty-one ways through the same text, forty-six palettes on a white default with dark a click away, twelve layouts and colours you can set yourself. Lectures 6 and 41–48 are the one gap; they were never in the source text, and the shelf says so rather than pretending otherwise.
- 001
Lectures 1–10
Lectures 1 to 10. Welcome to Advanced Spanish, Mastering the Subjunctive, Advanced Past Tenses, Advanced Future and Conditional Forms, Advanced Pronouns and Word Order and 4 more, ending on Advanced Idioms and Figurative Language. 11,423 words across 9 lectures.
live - 002
Lectures 11–20
Lectures 11 to 20. Advanced Conversation and Conversation Management, Advanced Academic and Formal Spanish, Advanced Spanish for Debate and Persuasion, Advanced Listening and Accent Mastery, Advanced Reading Comprehension and Literary Spanish and 5 more, ending on Advanced Conversation and Fluency. 14,273 words across 10 lectures.
live - 003
Lectures 21–30
Lectures 21 to 30. Spanish Literature I — From Medieval Spain to the Golden Age, Spanish Literature II — From Romanticism to the 21st Century, Advanced Spanish Linguistics I — Phonetics, Phonology, and Morphology, Advanced Spanish Linguistics II — Syntax, Semantics, Pragmatics, and Sociolinguistics, Advanced Spanish Grammar I — The Subjunctive in Depth and 5 more, ending on Advanced Spanish Across the Spanish-Speaking World — Regional Varieties and Dialects. 14,902 words across 10 lectures.
live - 004
Lectures 31–40
Lectures 31 to 40. Advanced Listening and Pronunciation I — Spanish Phonetics and Connected Speech, Advanced Listening and Pronunciation II — Understanding Real Conversational Spanish, Advanced Reading Skills I — Reading Newspapers, Magazines, and Online Articles, Advanced Reading Skills II — Reading Essays, Literature, and Academic Texts, Advanced Writing I — Writing Like an Educated Native Speaker and 5 more, ending on Professional Spanish II — Job Interviews, Negotiations, and Workplace Culture. 14,127 words across 10 lectures.
live - 005
Lectures 41–50
Lectures 49 to 50. El Estilo Indirecto (Reported Speech) and Las Oraciones Relativas (Relative Clauses). 1,795 words across 2 lectures.
live - 006
Lectures 51–59
Lectures 51 to 59. El Discurso Formal y Académico (Formal and Academic Spanish), Expresiones Idiomáticas y Modismos (Idioms and Everyday Expressions), Español de España vs. Español de América Latina, Comprensión Auditiva y Estrategias para Entender a los Nativos, Pronunciación Avanzada y Entonación and 4 more, ending on Repaso Integral y Proyecto Final. 9,009 words across 9 lectures.
live - 007
Lectures 6 and 41–48 — not supplied
Lectures 6 and 41–48 are absent from the source text this course was assembled from. Every other lecture is here in full. Nothing needs rebuilding when the missing text turns up: adding it to spanish_201_lectures.json and rebuilding the helper file puts it on every shelf, in every mode and in the search index with no change to the page. This entry opens the index, where the whole course is laid out and each gap is a dashed cell.
soon - 008
The whole course
All 50 lectures, opened without a filter. 65,529 words, 13,389 blocks, 140 tables and 1,118 paired examples, with a glossary of 1,070 entries and a search index of 7,206 words. Twenty-one ways through the same text. Six read it — one lecture entire, an index of every lecture number down the left, a reader that hands you a single section at a time, a continuous scroll, an outline of the section headings, and a syllabus of the whole course. Eight take it apart — every Spanish line beside its English, the glossary lifted out of the tables, the tables on their own, flashcards Spanish side first, the practice questions, a drill that pulls a random example in either direction, and the objectives and closing summaries. Seven keep track — homework, cultural notes, an accent-insensitive search across every block, starred lines, a page of your own notes per lecture, a progress board, and a printable handout. Forty-six colour palettes on a white default with dark one click away, eight colour roles editable by hand, twelve page layouts from a narrow reading column through ruled notebook paper and two magazine columns to a monospaced terminal, seven typefaces with a separate face for the Spanish, and sliders for text size, leading and line length. The English can be hidden to read the Spanish cold, or the Spanish hidden to work back the other way. Progress, stars and notes autosave, with JSON export and import.
live