Intermediate (B2)
Natural conversations about the news, conflicts at work and society, with idioms, the passive and meaning between the lines.
- 185 lessons
- About 6 lines each
By the end of Intermediate you will
- Follow natural conversations about the news, work conflicts, money, technology and society.
- Understand polite refusals, hedging and what people imply without saying it.
- Know common idioms such as echarle ganas and no tener pelos en la lengua, and hypotheses such as Si hubiera sabido, te habrĂa avisado.
All Intermediate lessons
- Day 1 The Chatbot Wrote Your Apology
- Day 2 Soup for the Widower Upstairs
- Day 3 Fewer Lab Hours at Exam Time
- Day 4 Three Client Cities in Four Days
- Day 5 Pharmacy App Steps on Paper
- Day 6 No Water Tanks Left in Querétaro
- Day 7 A Hurricane Heading for Progreso
- Day 8 A Bicycle in the Hallway
- Day 9 Missed Final, One Retake Left
- Day 10 The Tanda That Paid Out First
- Day 11 A Two-Year Contract in San Antonio
- Day 12 Our Class Video Went Viral
- Day 13 I'll Tell Your Manager Myself
- Day 14 Swapping Mexico City for Tepoztlán
- Day 15 A Mural on the Patio Wall
- Day 16 He Helped Build This Metro Line
- Day 17 The Condesa House Grandma Didn't Buy
- Day 18 Grandma's First Tax Return
- Day 19 Investing in a Lemonade Stand
- Day 20 What the Mayordomo Asked For
- Day 21 Headphones Without a Warranty
- Day 22 Goat Birria, Not Beef
- Day 23 Calls from Home About Moving Back
- Day 24 Watching the Clásico Regio at Home
- Day 25 A Canceled Flight and No Refund
- Day 26 The Boss Presented My Idea
- Day 27 Mother-in-Law's Mole, Sold Online
- Day 28 A Meme in the Client's Chat
- Day 29 Retired and Missing Something
- Day 30 A Scam in Our Son's Voice
- Day 31 Cover My Sunday Shift in Chicago
- Day 32 Grasshoppers at the Oaxaca Market
- Day 33 A Vet by Twenty-Five
- Day 34 Ten Questions at the Cousin's Wedding
- Day 35 A Tax ID for Summer Work
- Day 36 Social Service in the Sierra
- Day 37 Clásico Tickets at Noon Sharp
- Day 38 Cookie Sales for Puerto Vallarta
- Day 39 Radio Panel: Will We Ever Retire?
- Day 40 A Sun Stone for the Suitcase
- Day 41 Field Notes Even If It Rains
- Day 42 Sold the Day Before We Asked
- Day 43 Nobody Leaves Their Desk at Lunch
- Day 44 Ask for the Raise Before Friday
- Day 45 Second Try at the UNAM Exam
- Day 46 In Line for the Water Tanker
- Day 47 Don't Share That Earthquake Rumor
- Day 48 Missed the Last Ferry to Cozumel
- Day 49 Grandpa's Chairs on Instagram
- Day 50 Fifty Years of the Morning Paper
- Day 51 Fractions Again After Dinner
- Day 52 Seven Hours to Veracruz for Christmas
- Day 53 Worn-Out Shoes Before the Half Marathon
- Day 54 The Fonda's New Tablet Menu
- Day 55 Packing for a Job in Houston
- Day 56 Cochinita Pibil for the School Fair
- Day 57 A Hundred-Year-Old Ex-Voto
- Day 58 Two Days from Home, They Said
- Day 59 Replacing a Fifteen-Year-Old Flip Phone
- Day 60 One Sticker Missing from the Album
- Day 61 Tax-Deductible Glasses in MĂ©rida
- Day 62 Rainwater for the School Garden
- Day 63 Soccer Instead of the Violin
- Day 64 Night Shifts and No Sleep
- Day 65 Four Hours a Day from Texcoco
- Day 66 A Church Painted by Local Hands
- Day 67 Tips Taken at the Supermarket
- Day 68 Job Hunting at the Aerospace Plants
- Day 69 Don't Sign the Infonavit Papers Yet
- Day 70 An Underfilled Gas Tank
- Day 71 The Review That Never Got Posted
- Day 72 Air Conditioning and a Huge Bill
- Day 73 An Uncle's Offer in Los Altos
- Day 74 A Soccer Field Behind the Building
- Day 75 From Bank Cashier to Coffee Farmer
- Day 76 Forty Years in the Same Apartment
- Day 77 Counseling Before the Thesis Defense
- Day 78 Internship Hours Nobody Will Sign
- Day 79 The Doorbell Camera and the Dog
- Day 80 Chosen for the Math Olympiad
- Day 81 An Advance on Payday in Mazatlán
- Day 82 Labels for a Coatepec Coffee Brand
- Day 83 Lost Among the Pretend Jobs
- Day 84 A Huipil for the Juchitán Vela
- Day 85 Two Hours Waiting for the Chepe
- Day 86 Heatwave Advice at the Pharmacy
- Day 87 Charged Twice for One Latte
- Day 88 Who Wrote This Story, Grandpa Asks
- Day 89 Card Tips and the Taxman
- Day 90 Dad's Age in the Dance Photo
- Day 91 Dad Says He'll Come for Christmas
- Day 92 Energy Drinks Before the First Finals
- Day 93 Orozco's Fire on the Ceiling
- Day 94 Only Salt on Sonoran Carne Asada
- Day 95 Swapping Shifts at the PaleterĂa
- Day 96 A Channel When You Turn Thirteen
- Day 97 The Machine Reported Three Times
- Day 98 The Waiter Asks About Buying
- Day 99 As If Everyone Were Late
- Day 100 Back to Grandma's Town in Zacatecas
- Day 101 Called Out in the Building Chat
- Day 102 The Gym That Won't Stop Charging
- Day 103 Sold-Out Tickets for Frida's House
- Day 104 Chivas Femenil at the Akron
- Day 105 Homesick in His First Semester
- Day 106 The Taxi Driver's Son Got In
- Day 107 My Generation Reads, Actually
- Day 108 The Doctor Says No Pan Dulce
- Day 109 The Doctor's SAT Inbox Notice
- Day 110 Work Visa, Early Move-Out
- Day 111 Seven Moles, One Suitcase
- Day 112 The Wedding Question at Sunday Lunch
- Day 113 Quitting Insurance for Sound Engineering
- Day 114 Sawdust Carpets for Huamantla's Night
- Day 115 Hail Just As She Was Leaving
- Day 116 Breaking the Piggy Bank Early
- Day 117 A Lost Girl Sells Earrings
- Day 118 No Need to Answer at Midnight
- Day 119 A Translator Meets the Chatbot
- Day 120 No Kiddie Pool This Summer
- Day 121 The IVA on My New Sneakers
- Day 122 Trading Canasta Tacos for a 5K
- Day 123 Surviving the Cuesta de Enero
- Day 124 A Partner Acting Like the Owner
- Day 125 A Phone Lost at the Alborada
- Day 126 Seven Teachers Instead of One
- Day 127 The Friend Who Kept Canceling
- Day 128 The Alebrije Parade Even in Rain
- Day 129 Splitting a Logo Fee Fairly
- Day 130 Relleno Negro Isn't Burnt
- Day 131 Ponte las Pilas, Goalkeeper
- Day 132 Who Will Run the Bakery
- Day 133 Nursing School at Fifty-Two
- Day 134 Catching Rain on Grandma's Roof
- Day 135 Three Days Back at the Office
- Day 136 Grandma's Voice Notes Become a Cookbook
- Day 137 Salsa Labels by a Nine-Year-Old
- Day 138 Ash From Popocatépetl, Flight Tomorrow
- Day 139 Who Waters the Plants at Easter
- Day 140 Collecting Dad's Money From Chicago
- Day 141 Twenty Percent More in Tulum
- Day 142 Bracelets Sold Through Instagram
- Day 143 The Sofa That Never Arrived
- Day 144 Her Asthma Eased in Cuetzalan
- Day 145 Noche de Museos by Flashlight
- Day 146 A Budget Notebook at the Comedor
- Day 147 INAPAM Discount to Tijuana
- Day 148 Oxen in Flowers at San Isidro
- Day 149 A Retired Teacher on CONALEP
- Day 150 Downsizing Near the Pharmacy
- Day 151 Her Stylist Opened Across the Street
- Day 152 Butterflies Before Monday's Ceremony
- Day 153 A Cup You Bring Back
- Day 154 The Car Can't Leave Today
- Day 155 An AI Summary of the Rainforest
- Day 156 Green Pozole for a New Vegan
- Day 157 No Pills Before the Wedding
- Day 158 Twenty Pesos a Morning for Tamales
- Day 159 The Grandson Who Wants Chicago
- Day 160 We Met at the DanzĂłn
- Day 161 Nogada Season With a Picky Teen
- Day 162 Full Liters at the Gas Station
- Day 163 Snow in the Sierra de Arteaga
- Day 164 A Typo on the Department's Instagram
- Day 165 Student Volunteers at Tax Time
- Day 166 From Office Desk to Beehives
- Day 167 A Goalkeeper for the Company Team
- Day 168 A Recommendation Letter for Montreal
- Day 169 Finding His First Teacher Online
- Day 170 Renting Rooms to Students in Guanajuato
- Day 171 Free Rodin at the Soumaya
- Day 172 The Ranch Well Is Drying Up
- Day 173 An Antenna for Grandpa's Evening News
- Day 174 Who's Under the Chinelo Mask
- Day 175 A Missed Connection in Mexico City
- Day 176 Hiring My Mother-in-Law as Head Chef
- Day 177 Always Compared to His Cousin
- Day 178 Tryouts at the Club Academy
- Day 179 April's Tax Return on Air
- Day 180 Screens Off by Eleven
- Day 181 An Offer From a Monterrey Firm
- Day 182 Going Blank on the Practice Exam
- Day 183 Pulque and News From the Village
- Day 184 Teaching Adults to Read
- Day 185 Outside the Consulate in Monterrey
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