Let's be honest.
The traditional courses to learn Spanish simply don't work.

-- Especially if you want to *speak* Spanish --

We all started with good intentions, but after a while ... we quit. Why? Because we do not get results.

We are very enthusiastic about learning Spanish. We did what we were told.
Furthermore, we made time to learn this beautiful language. "I'm learning Spanish!" We say. However, we fail to speak.

Moreover, grammar... What can you tell me about it? Spanish grammar is complicated, tedious, and very unintuitive! 

Can you imagine every day learning regular verbs and tenses; doing boring exercises ... Still, traditional language schools insist on this traditional method. 

They insist, although it does not work. 

Unfortunately, many students throw in the towel. 

I have had students who have spent years in a language school. Years! Can you imagine? However, they cannot speak fluently.

This creates great frustration. I've seen that in many Spanish students.

I understand you. However, do not worry. There is a solution. 

But before I start talking about it, I want to ask you to be open-minded because: 

What I am offering is helping thousands of people improve their Spanish.

My own personal story of failure
...and success

(on learning a new language)

As you may know, I am a native Spanish speaker. For many years, I had always wanted to speak English. Just the idea of being able to have a conversation with people from English-speaking countries made me smile. I thought that it had to be incredible!
 
I entertained the idea of learning English for many years. What stopped me from starting learning it was some negative beliefs like: “Oscar, only kids can learn a language”, “You really need to live in the country for years to learn the language,” or “Oscar, you suck at learning languages!” and things like that. You might relate to this.
 
To make things worse, I didn’t do particularly well in English in school”. I learned some basic stuff, like the names of objects and a number of sentences, but nothing more.
 
Time passed, and one day, I realized that I was too comfortable in my comfort zone! I needed a change and to stop telling myself excuses.
 
So one day, I changed those negative beliefs and made a solemn decision. I would be learning English and becoming fluent no matter how.
 
So, there I was. Full of energy and enthusiasm. There was only one tiny detail: “How to learn English?”
 
My friends told me: Just go to a language school like everybody. I checked some language schools and noticed that it took me years to learn English! I decided to buy some books and do the same as I would do in a language school.
 
For more months, I studied tonnes of grammar and did all kinds of exercises, like filling the gaps, matching lists, etc. Maybe it sounds familiar to you. After so many hours, I felt confident about my English, so I decided to take a step further.
 
I needed to put into practice my “strong knowledge” of the English language, so I hung out with a native English speaker to have a conversation.
 
You know what? We started talking...well, he talked most of the time. I couldn’t follow him. I thought he was speaking too fast. But it was I who was too slow to process the language. When it was my turn to speak... It was traumatic: I was unable to finish sentences, I made many silly mistakes, and in general, I was unable to communicate.
 
It was a complete disaster. I got very frustrated with that result after so much work.
 
To my credit, I'm stubborn, so I started doing a lot of research on adult language acquisition. The conclusion: I had to change my approach completely.
 
As soon as I did change my approach, I started to improve.
 
Encouraged by the results, I continued, and soon I could speak English fluently and effortlessly. Although I made minor mistakes, I could communicate easily and without almost hesitation.
 
I learned this important lesson the hard way: It was not me. It was the method I was using.

Hi there! I'm Oscar, founder of UnlimitedSpanish.com

I've helped tens of thousands of students to speak Spanish fluently.

Learn with your ears, 

not with your eyes!

What did I do to improve so quickly?

I did the same as children do!

Do you know kids learn?

Surely, they do not study textbooks! 

They listen to the same words and expressions repeatedly and simultaneously; they try to use them.

Children learn with their ears, not with their eyes. This is how a language is learned in a natural and effortless way.

In short, tens of thousands of successful students listen and speak a lot; one of the best ways to do this is through conversations.

Of course, you might hire a private tutor, but ...what if you had audio designed especially to simulate a conversation?

Let me introduce you...