AP Spanish Language

AP Spanish Language focuses on developing proficiency in Spanish through reading, writing, listening, and speaking activities.

Basic Concepts

Listening and Speaking Skills

Becoming a Confident Communicator

Listening and speaking are at the heart of real-life communication. AP Spanish gives you lots of opportunities to hear authentic Spanish and practice your own speaking.

Listening: Train Your Ears

You'll be exposed to different accents and speeds, from casual conversations to news reports. Practice by listening to music, podcasts, and movies in Spanish. Focus on picking up key words and overall meaning, not just every detail.

Speaking: Find Your Voice

Speaking activities may include conversations, presentations, and role-playing. Don’t worry about being perfect—focus on expressing your ideas clearly and responding appropriately.

Everyday Application

These skills help you talk to Spanish speakers in person, over the phone, or even while traveling!

Examples

  • Listening to a podcast about Spanish culture and summarizing what you heard.

  • Introducing yourself and asking someone about their hobbies during a class activity.

In a Nutshell

Develop the ability to understand spoken Spanish and communicate your ideas out loud.