Learn Venezuelan Spanish in Caracas
Caracas Spanish is warm and quick: a friend is a pana, a kid is a chamo, and anything good is chévere. People say ¿qué más? for hello and order un marrón for a coffee with milk.
In Solvelingua you move to Caracas, find a home in Altamira, and learn Venezuelan Spanish the way people there speak it: by talking with the baker, your landlord, your boss and your friends, by voice or by typing. Everyone remembers you, and gentle feedback after each conversation shows what to say next time.
What you'll hear in Caracas
Answering the phone
¿Aló?
Polite and friendly “you”
usted with strangers, tú with friends
Courtesies
con permiso, a la orden and con gusto
Money
US dollars
Local words and slang
- chévere
- ¿qué más?
- pana
- vale
- fino
- la chamba
- chamo
- burda de
- ¡qué ladilla!
- un real
- la cola
- echarse los palos
Where you'll live
- Altamira: Leafy streets of 1950s blocks and bakeries round the Plaza Francia's obelisk and fountains, with El Ávila green above.
You can play in English and Portuguese: menus, feedback, lessons and translations come in the language you pick.
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