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The story so far...
In Homivilla, Spanish words live happily.
But now a threat looms: Señor Contaminante
His planned chemical factory will doom the town.
Play Homivilla →An ancient power lies underneath, forgotten.
Can you awaken it, learn Spanish and save the town?
Fun Game, Serious Learning
Learn Spanish 4x Faster
Homivilla players reach DELE A1 Spanish language proficiency in just 30 days - not the typical 120.
Blended into the gameplay are research-certified memory techniques that will help you pick up Spanish so fast, it will surprise you.
Playful Learning
Use associations and word plays to memorize vocabulary.
Even Medical students use such techniques to remember their medical studies.
Visual Learning
Visual memory techniques for unforgettable learning.
Research certifies such techniques as effective for foreign language learning.
Watch Marie's Journey: From Struggling with 'Hola' to Confidently Forming Spanish Phrases
In just 3 hours of gameplay, Marie progressed from basic vocabulary to constructing complete Spanish sentences. Watch her transformation:
Your Clear Path to Spanish Fluency
Follow our structured Spanish language learning roadmap with daily lessons. Each lesson builds on the last, creating a strong foundation for lasting Spanish skills.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Do I need to know any Spanish to begin?
Not at all! Homivilla is designed for absolute beginners. Our visual learning approach helps you build vocabulary from scratch, starting with basic everyday words and gradually progressing to more complex phrases.
Q. How is Homivilla different from other language apps?
Unlike other apps, Homivilla uses memory techniques (mnemonics). If memorizing vocabulary has been a struggle, Homivilla is just right for you.
Q. What are mnemonics?
Like there are techniques to do fast mental maths, there are techniques to memorize. e.g., word associations and the Method of Loci. Medical students often use them to memorize their vast medical curriculum.
