The Spanish textbook, not the Spanish game
Claro
Stop the guessing games. Start understanding Spanish.
Know what you’re learning. Know why. Then learn it. Lessons, stories, exercises, flashcards, a translator. No streaks, no hearts, no pick-the-picture.
Every lesson tells you what it is before it teaches it
Four short answers first.
What you're learning
Named plainly, before anything else.
Two words for “to be”: ser and estar.
Why
What it lets you say in real life.
It's the difference between “she's boring” and “she's bored.” Get it wrong and people smile politely.
How to use it
The rule, in plain words.
Ser for what something is. Estar for how it is right now.
In English
Tied to something you already do without thinking.
English makes one “to be” do both jobs. Spanish splits the job in two.
Then, the part that makes it stick
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Examples
Real sentences, English underneath. Regional ones marked.
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The lesson
Tables, the trap people fall into, how to remember it.
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A story
An original reading built from what you just learned.
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Practice
Exercises with a why for every answer.
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Flashcards
Made for you as you go. Review when you decide to.
Built for classroom learners
A textbook and a teacher who explains things, on your phone. Thirty chapters, articles to the past perfect subjunctive.
The game apps
Claro
Pick the matching picture.
Read the rule, then use it.
Tap the words into order.
Write the sentence yourself.
Watch a clip, answer a question.
Read a story built from the grammar you know.
Keep the streak alive.
Finish a chapter. Know what you can now say.
Never told what the lesson is.
Told what, why, and how, every time.
Choose your Spanish
Pick the country that matters to you. We’ll flag the subtle differences as you learn.
¿Me regala un tinto, por favor?
Can I get a black coffee, please?
Regional · Colombia
Spain: ¿Me pones un café solo? · Mexico: ¿Me da un café americano?
Flashcards
Vocabulary, conjugations, phrases, and concepts, added as you finish sections. Spaced repetition when you want it.
Quiz mode
Pick tenses, chapters, and card types. See exactly where you’re weak, in your own time.
Translate
Any text, either direction, with Spain, Mexico, and Colombia versions and a note on what’s regional.
Free to start
Three free days of everything, no card needed. Finish three exercises in a day and you earn another day, up to a week. Chapter 0 and Chapter 1 are free for good.
Claro lives on your phone. The web preview is Chapter 0 and Chapter 1.