Learn Spanish. One great scene at a time.
Movies, cartoons, music and creators. Discover short scenes you’ll want to replay, with word translations and practice to make the Spanish stick.
Android available now. iOS coming later.
Spanish from Spain
Find your kind of Spanish.
A scene that makes you laugh. A voice that draws you in. Start with something you enjoy.
Enjoy the scene. Take the Spanish with you.
We pick short scenes worth watching, with useful Spanish worth keeping. Follow the story, check a word or replay a line, then try what you remember.
Read how we build a lessonWatch a scene
A short clip you’d actually choose to watch.
Tap a word
See what it means right where you are.
Loop the line
Replay until your ear catches every word.
Make it stick
Recall it from memory — a quick quiz proves it stuck.
A little today. More to take into tomorrow.
Give the Spanish you discover somewhere to go. Follow a learning path, check what you remember and come back to practise.
- Find your next lesson
- Check your understanding
- Return to what you’ve learned
The Spanish you’ll hear in Spain.
A flat is a piso. Friends say vosotros. Lince focuses on Castellano as it is spoken in Spain, with short scenes that put everyday expressions in context.
Explore Spanish from SpainQuestions
What is Lince?
Lince, listed as Lince Spanish on Google Play, is a Spanish-learning app for Android. It keeps learning fun with handpicked scenes from cartoons, movies, music videos and bloggers. Word translations, line replay and quizzes help you learn from each scene, with a learning path, review and leagues to keep going.
Which Spanish levels does it cover?
Lince’s video material is labelled A1, A2 and B1, from beginner to intermediate. Level labels help you choose material; they are not a language certificate. Real dialogue can still be fast, so translations and replay are part of each lesson.
Is Lince available on iPhone?
Lince is available now on Google Play for Android. An iOS app is planned for later. This website introduces the app and provides learning guides; lessons take place in the Android app.
Does Lince teach other languages?
Lince currently teaches Spanish from Spain. Català, Valencià, Galego and Euskara are planned for later and are not available yet. The interface supports English, Russian, French, German, Brazilian Portuguese, Italian and Simplified Chinese.
One more scene?
A cartoon today. A song tomorrow. Keep your Spanish interesting.
Android available now. iOS coming later.