This Spanish course expands your vocabulary with words and phrases helpful in making small talk. "Small talk" is a casual, light conversation often used to get to know someone or fill in blanks in social situations. It usually involves straightforward topics like the weather, sports, hobbies, or current events. You can improve your knowledge and fluency in Spanish by listening to audio recordings, reading articles, and watching videos in the course.

The next two parts of the course focus on applying the vocabulary you learned in the previous part to grammar study. You will gain an understanding of the modals of obligation, conclusions, and deductions, as well as the use of phrases like 'deber' and 'tener que.' You will also learn to correctly ask and answer 'tag questions' for confirmation and planning.

The last part of the course helps students get better at reading, speaking, and writing in Spanish. You might also find a writing task in the 'Resources' section that you can download and use to show what you've learned. You will learn the art of making conversation and discover why some individuals enjoy small talk, and others don't. This course is ideal for anyone who wants to improve their command of the Spanish language.