What's inside the Rescue Spanish Crash Course.
Lesson 1 · Banking & Money
Lesson coverage
25 lessons across six everyday situations.
Each lesson is built around a moment the learner will encounter on day one — the bank teller, the apartment, the clinic, the platform of a train. The phrases are the ones a guide, a waiter, or a frontline clinician would actually use in the moment.
01
Banking & MoneyOpen an account, dodge ATM panic.
02
Renting & HousingTour, negotiate, sign a lease.
03
HealthcareWalk in, describe a symptom, pay the bill.
04
FoodOrder at the counter, ask the right question.
05
TransitRead the map, catch the right bus.
06
Daily LifeSmall talk, greetings, the everyday openers.
How it teaches
Three formats, all on the same 25-lesson scaffold.
Every Rescue app teaches the same 25 lessons in three formats that keep reinforcing each other — a flip card on every phrase, a 20-question recall block at the end of every lesson, and a beginner section so the first lesson doesn't feel overwhelming.
01
Flip cards with audioEach phrase has a Spanish front and an English back, and the audio button plays both sides so the learner hears the words in context.
02
20-question practiceEvery lesson ends with a 20-question block that builds from recognition to recall — and the spaced repetition keeps the words in the ear.
03
Beginners sectionA dedicated beginners section routes absolute beginners and false beginners onto the right starting lesson, so the first session never feels like a wall.
Features worth echoing
Two small features that change how you study.
Every Rescue app ships with two features that turn a printout phrase list into a study tool you can actually carry.
A
Flip & hearTap to flip and hear the phrase spoken — the audio loops the word with a pronunciation hint so a tough consonant finally clicks.
B
Search on the goA quick search for a phrase when you're stuck in the moment — pull a question out of the app and read it at the bank, the clinic, or the counter.
Sample lesson
Lesson 1
Banking & Money
Lesson 1 opens with the very first phrase the learner will need at the bank teller — and the second phrase they will use to sign a lease. Tap each card to flip it; the italic line says when to actually say it.
¿Aceptan pasaportes extranjeros?
Do you accept foreign passports?
Use this when you walk up to the bank teller.
¿Cuánto es el depósito?
How much is the deposit?
Use this when you sit down to sign the lease.
Sample lesson drawn from the live app — every phrase in the 25-lesson scaffold follows the same study-language / native-language structure.
Self-paced · Companion apps
Rescue Spanish Crash Course
Self-paced target language for English-speaking learners, paired with our live cohorts and our medical specialty track.
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