Adriana Angel
An AI voice from ElevenLabs, one of the Mexican Spanish voices in its voice library. In this course, Adriana Angel voices the women in 192 lessons, from Newbie (A1) to Advanced (C2).
- 46 in Newbie
- 38 in Pre-Elementary
- 33 in Elementary
- 28 in Intermediate
- 25 in Upper-Intermediate
- 22 in Advanced
Newbie (A1)
- Day 4 Whose Daughter Are You?
- Day 14 A Tired Monday Call from Mom
- Day 21 Café de Olla in Xalapa
- Day 27 Back to School at Sixty
- Day 32 Isn't Tomorrow Saturday?
- Day 40 The Only Free Seat to Oaxaca
- Day 42 No Water Again This Morning
- Day 49 Vacation Dates on the Fridge Calendar
- Day 59 Pricing Shoes on His First Day
- Day 65 Grandson's New School Friends
- Day 79 Sweet Bread with Grandma in Puebla
- Day 87 An OXXO Across from the Office
- Day 102 Coins for the Guadalajara Bus
- Day 103 Hello and Goodbye on the Stairs
- Day 108 Learning to Swim at Last
- Day 115 Lime Popsicles for Two
- Day 121 Sharing a Book at Night School
- Day 125 The Yellow House Across the Park
- Day 135 Her Father Comes for the Winter
- Day 138 Setting Out Strawberries in Irapuato
- Day 151 Selling Oranges All Sunday
- Day 157 Turning It On in Computer Class
- Day 168 The Morning Paper at Six
- Day 170 My Niece Knows the Way
- Day 189 Roast Chicken for the Whole Family
- Day 197 A Student Gives Up His Seat
- Day 205 Learning Mom's Number by Heart
- Day 210 Boarding House Lunch at Three
- Day 217 No Sneakers at the Front Desk
- Day 222 Mole for Sixty in Atlixco
- Day 225 Night Shifts and Morning Classes
- Day 238 Soaked Without an Umbrella
- Day 241 Marquesitas in the Plaza Grande
- Day 253 A Hand-Drawn Card for Grandma
- Day 263 Grandparents' Day in the Classroom
- Day 275 Embroidered Flowers for the Tortillas
- Day 278 Sugar or Salt for the Buñuelos?
- Day 281 Three Calls from an Unknown Number
- Day 285 Front Row at the Lucha Libre
- Day 291 Twenty Minutes at the Bus Stop
- Day 295 Mariachis at Six in the Morning
- Day 305 A Jipi Hat for Mérida's Sun
- Day 309 She Cycles to Work Every Day
- Day 313 Carne a la Tampiqueña for Two
- Day 317 Hand Cream from the Neighbor's Catalog
- Day 320 A Frappé in December
Pre-Elementary (A2)
- Day 16 She Used to Dance Folklórico
- Day 22 Gray Hair and Proud of It
- Day 27 Have You Thanked Your Aunt?
- Day 39 Sugar Skulls with Our Names
- Day 47 The Lost Flash Drive
- Day 58 Mole Paste for Houston
- Day 66 The Secret of Her Frijoles Charros
- Day 68 New in Monterrey, New at Work
- Day 75 Documents for a University in Spain
- Day 79 A Window Seat for Her Mother-in-Law
- Day 86 How to Pick an Avocado
- Day 90 Frijoles Charros in the Office Microwave
- Day 98 Tamales for Candelaria Day
- Day 105 The Soup I Had Last Tuesday
- Day 116 Rehearsing on the Bus to Puebla
- Day 121 Reading Test or the Dentist
- Day 129 Grandma at the May 10th Festival
- Day 134 Grandma's Sewing Machine by the Window
- Day 136 Buñuelos on Christmas Eve
- Day 140 Graduation Hair at Mom's Salon
- Day 146 Cookies for the New Neighbors
- Day 154 Stuck on Periférico, Joining by Phone
- Day 164 Chiles en Nogada in September
- Day 166 Senior Discount at the Pharmacy
- Day 170 Swapping Outgrown School Uniforms
- Day 174 Orchids Over the Backyard Wall
- Day 186 Two Identical Notebooks
- Day 192 Contracts by Mail Before Two
- Day 196 A Sweater on the Night Bus
- Day 204 Glasses on Top of Her Head
- Day 214 Glass Ornaments from Tlalpujahua
- Day 220 Bagging Groceries at Seventy
- Day 231 After Last Night's Storm
- Day 235 Neighbors Under the Hair Dryers
- Day 240 A Bigger Shirt for Dad's Birthday
- Day 249 Sunday Hot Cakes with Cajeta
- Day 255 Waiting Out the Mexicali Heat
- Day 262 The School Friends' WhatsApp Group
Elementary (B1)
- Day 1 Her Mother-in-Law's Expired INE
- Day 6 The Upstairs Washing Machine
- Day 14 A Room for Rent in Coyoacán
- Day 16 Grandma's First Online Return
- Day 24 A Dress for the Aunt's Wedding
- Day 29 The Neighbors' Music at Ten
- Day 36 Don't Answer Every Email
- Day 41 The Piano Won't Go Downstairs
- Day 47 Hoy No Circula, Doctor at Nine
- Day 57 What Would You Say to Querétaro?
- Day 71 She Shared Her Umbrella
- Day 81 Agua de Jamaica, Not Soda
- Day 88 Old Letters in the Moving Boxes
- Day 93 The Tanda Organizer Moved Away
- Day 97 Three Generations Climb the Tepozteco
- Day 100 A Podcast About Fixing Phones
- Day 107 An Old Address on Her INE
- Day 114 Dancing Again with a New Knee
- Day 117 Briefing the New Building Super
- Day 127 Six Hours Late in Cancún
- Day 135 The Washing Machine Starts Shaking
- Day 138 Retired but Bored in Mérida
- Day 142 Just Moved in with My Daughter
- Day 149 Cochinita Cooked Underground
- Day 157 Morning Walks in the Park
- Day 167 Whose Discount Card Is This
- Day 173 An Online Order at the OXXO
- Day 184 The Meeting Had Already Started
- Day 187 A Landslide on the Oaxaca Road
- Day 191 An INE Appointment at Eleven
- Day 195 Minutes About the Hallway Plants
- Day 203 Your First Client Presentation
- Day 214 The Volunteer from Los Angeles
Intermediate (B2)
- Day 4 Three Client Cities in Four Days
- Day 8 A Bicycle in the Hallway
- Day 12 Our Class Video Went Viral
- Day 23 Calls from Home About Moving Back
- Day 27 Mother-in-Law's Mole, Sold Online
- Day 30 A Scam in Our Son's Voice
- Day 40 A Sun Stone for the Suitcase
- Day 52 Seven Hours to Veracruz for Christmas
- Day 56 Cochinita Pibil for the Food Fair
- Day 64 Night Shifts and No Sleep
- Day 66 A Church Painted by Local Hands
- Day 75 From Bank Cashier to Coffee Farmer
- Day 80 Chosen for the State Math Contest
- Day 84 A Huipil for the Juchitán Vela
- Day 91 Dad Says He'll Come for Christmas
- Day 107 My Generation Reads, Actually
- Day 118 No Need to Answer at Midnight
- Day 128 The Alebrije Parade Even in Rain
- Day 133 Nursing School at Fifty-Two
- Day 141 Twenty Percent More in Tulum
- Day 147 INAPAM Discount to Tijuana
- Day 151 Her Stylist Opened Across the Street
- Day 158 Twenty Pesos a Morning for Tamales
- Day 160 We Met at the Danzón
- Day 165 Student Volunteers at Tax Time
- Day 170 Renting Rooms to Students in Guanajuato
- Day 176 Hiring My Mother-in-Law as Head Chef
- Day 184 Teaching Adults to Read
Upper-Intermediate (C1)
- Day 3 A Thesis About the Tuesday Tianguis
- Day 6 Golden Age Movies at the Pharmacy
- Day 9 Voluntary Savings in My Afore
- Day 13 Inflation in a Kilo of Tortillas
- Day 22 Zapotec Classes on the Patio
- Day 25 Mining Legends Versus the Archive
- Day 29 Avocados and the Old Pesos
- Day 40 Recording Purépecha Stories for School
- Day 47 Crypto, Tandas or Cetes
- Day 49 WhatsApp Lessons for Gorditas
- Day 53 The Path Across the Cornfield
- Day 56 Replacing Grandma's Lost INAPAM Card
- Day 68 High Eye Pressure at the Optometrist's
- Day 74 Should We Buy a Rental Apartment?
- Day 84 The Solar Panel Contract's Small Print
- Day 91 Debrief After the Chocolate Distributor
- Day 97 Doing the Sums After Pension Day
- Day 111 Interviewing Mom for the School Paper
- Day 120 Grandma Explains Compound Interest
- Day 123 Will Month at the Notary's
- Day 125 Vanilla Growers Weigh an Export Deal
- Day 136 Back From Madrid, Saying Vale
- Day 144 A 500-Peso Bill Found on Campus
- Day 147 Why Warm Sand Makes Girl Turtles
- Day 158 Why Cars Can't Enter Our Street
Advanced (C2)
- Day 7 Talking Back to the Maya Debate
- Day 12 The Pharmacist Reads Her IMSS Letter
- Day 18 The Sketch Goes Off Script
- Day 22 A Poem for Mother's Day
- Day 25 Holding Out for a Better Offer
- Day 29 Words From Grandma's Ranch in Sonora
- Day 35 What Her Will Really Says
- Day 41 Official Standard for Saving a Place
- Day 44 A Student's First Tanda
- Day 47 Packing for the Hurricane
- Day 54 An SAT Notice in Plain Spanish
- Day 62 Cards for Grandpa's Ofrenda
- Day 65 Grandpa Copied Amado Nervo
- Day 72 Her Venezuelan Boarder Says Chévere
- Day 78 The DJ Who Hates Slang
- Day 80 Our Printer Has Tenure
- Day 93 His Anniversary Sonnet, Critiqued
- Day 98 Nursing Students Rewrite the Discharge
- Day 111 A Phone Plan's Exit Clause
- Day 121 Solar Panels for a Coffee Cooperative
- Day 126 The Bakery's Secret Recipe Quarrel
- Day 128 Why My Classmates Say Vos
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