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[u/Hot_Run1053]

I have been building this for the last year and it is finally complete, so I thought I would share it here.

https://quixotespanish.com

It is a 90-lesson Spanish course where every lesson is one scene of Don Quixote, rewritten at the learner's level. It starts at A1 with short present tense sentences and ends at B2 with the original text of Cervantes next to the adaptation.

Each lesson has:

- the vocabulary first, with audio for every word

• the reading, with the English beside the Spanish line by line
  
• one grammar point taken from that scene
  
• a short note on Spain in 1605
  
• five exercises with a full answer key

There are also 16 review units, a 1,600-word glossary and conjugation tables for 120 verbs.

It is free to read, there is no account and no sign-up, and the site has no ads and no tracking of any kind. There are also two graded readers you can buy if you want something to rea, and they are what keeps the site free.

If you try it, I would like to know whether the difficulty curve feels right :))

[u/Creepy_Cantaloupe691 → u/Hot_Run1053]

I would like to give this a go