Six weeks. Mexico City. Your Spanish, no safety net.

Introduce yourself with name, origin, and simple purpose.

Recognize high-frequency Spanish words in noisy real-world text.

Understand and use numbers for small prices, quantities, times, and counts.

Ask basic who, what, where, when, how much, and can-I questions.

Find baggage, transport, exits, bathrooms, and help at arrival.

Give a destination, answer small talk, and understand basic driver questions.

Ask for and understand transit directions around CDMX.

Buy tickets, name quantities, and understand basic price/time information.

Explain that you are lost, ask for help, and follow recovery directions.

Order simple food and drinks without pointing.

Decode menu categories, ingredients, sizes, and common preparation words.

Talk about likes, dislikes, and preferences in everyday scenes.

Ask for the bill, handle payment method, and understand tip language.

Share a meal while asking, offering, thanking, and reacting naturally.

Start a casual conversation with a new person.

Use familiar tone, names, shared plans, and casual check-ins.

Address more than one person with simple plural language and polite group phrases.

Clarify, apologize, ask for repetition, and restate meaning.

Invite someone, accept/decline, and talk about doing something together.

Ask for restaurant recommendations and understand basic location answers.

Describe animals, colors, size, location, and simple actions while searching.

Find shops, ask if items are available, and buy practical objects.

Distinguish similar places and choose based on context.

Describe routes using landmarks, turns, blocks, and sequence.

Send simple live updates about current actions, movement, and needs.

Describe visible actions around you with common present-tense verbs.

Use eating, drinking, reading, and understanding language inside one active city loop.

Talk about opening, leaving, living, and going in present and near-future scenes.

Talk about shared action, group plans, and doing things together.

Talk about completed past actions in simple personal stories.

Describe past states, habits, and ongoing situations without overclaiming fluency.

Mix event past and background past in a simple narrative.

Talk about near-future plans, intentions, and scheduled events.

Use condition, possibility, and preference language for flexible plans.

Use reflexive daily-routine language for getting up, washing, dressing, and leaving.

Describe emotions, body states, comfort, and needs clearly.

Ask for help, rest, medicine, water, directions, or a slower explanation.

Talk about what you love, want to do, need to do, and prefer not to do.

Describe problems, symptoms, missing items, delays, and immediate needs.

Understand common form fields for name, date, phone, address, signature, and document numbers.

Use respectful language with officials, staff, security, and desk workers.

Schedule, confirm, move, or cancel an appointment.

Ask for attention, thank a group, and make a short public statement.

Handle money problems, receipts, bank/ATM words, and price clarification.

Complete a multi-stop day using only mastered and test-out Spanish.

Sustain a friendly interaction across plans, likes, needs, stories, and changes.

Combine transport, directions, timing, money, and problem repair in one route.

Narrate a simple weekend story with past events, feelings, places, people, and lessons.

Prove practical beginner readiness across the Mexico City weekend arc.