Hi Tony, it's looking like there will be a Spanish part 2 notebook only course according to the voting, I'm just curious what part 2 will consist of, more of the 3 cup method or a different direction of question and answers that generates conversation? Thank you Tony, I'm really enjoying Part 1.

Thanks Tony, that sounds great, I'm in if you do Part 2.

Another great class, I think everyone will level up with this one. Only Day 10, by Day 20 I'm booking Mexico. Lol

Whoa, Day 8 class was really helpful and opened things up a lot for me. I can't wait for Day 9 class. Thank you Tony

Day 5 class was awesome, and it looks like some or many of you were thinking like me using CHATGPT to generate verb cup, forgive me if you all ready posted something like this I'm new here. I'm also working on doing this with the imperfect, preterite and future added. Tony encouraged me to share. Also, Tony has this all right, I've done all the apps, pimsler, quino, spanish with Paul, and maybe 10 others and never got anywhere so this is it for me. Happy Thanksgiving and good luck to you all with your language learning. Below is a full set of ready-to-use language cups organized by category.These cover 90% of beginner-to-intermediate conversation. 🌟 LANGUAGE CUPS (Spanish → English) Use each structure with the words above it to create dozens of sentences. ✅ 1. “I am / You are” — Estoy / Estás Bottom of the cup: - estoy (I am) - estás (you are) Top of the cup: - en casa - en el trabajo - en el gimnasio - en el supermercado - en la playa - ocupado/a - cansado/a - preocupado/a - listo/a Examples: - ¿Estás en casa? - Estoy cansado. - ¿Estás en el trabajo? ✅ 2. “I like / You like” — Me gusta / Te gusta Bottom: - me gusta (I like) - te gusta (you like) Top: - leer - viajar - cocinar - escuchar música - caminar - nadar - aprender español - descansar - el café / el té Examples: - ¿Te gusta viajar? - Me gusta escuchar música. ✅ 3. “I need / You need” — Necesito / Necesitas Bottom: - necesito (I need) - necesitas (you need) Top: - ayuda - agua - descansar - comprar algo - practicar - salir - dinero - tiempo Examples: - Necesito descansar. - ¿Necesitas ayuda? ✅ 4. “I have to / You have to” — Tengo que / Tienes que Bottom: - tengo que (I have to) - tienes que (you have to) Top: - trabajar - estudiar - salir - llamar a alguien - cocinar - ir al médico - hacer ejercicio - pagar una cuenta Examples: - Tengo que trabajar. - ¿Tienes que estudiar hoy?