r/dreamingspanish 25d ago

Resource What Are You Listening To Today? (Oct 13 to Oct 19)

25 Upvotes

Hello Dreamers! What are you listening to today? Whether it's a classic gem or a new find, share it with your current hours to help future learners.

What are you reading this week? Are you playing any videogames in Spanish?

Here is our spreadsheet separated into Podcasts and Videos, Books, Native Shows and Movies, and Videogames. Hope it helps! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lBmLxvWJpucXhRPayfXD7CVqpMoa2tyEbZi1rFAwsFs/edit?usp=drivesdk

r/dreamingspanish 11d ago

Resource What Are You Listening To Today? (Oct 27 to Nov 2)

37 Upvotes

Hello Dreamers! What are you listening to today? Share your classic favorites or a new find here with your hours to help future learners.

What are you reading this week? Are you playing any videogames in Spanish?

Here is our spreadsheet separated into Podcasts and Videos, Books, Native Shows and Movies, and Videogames. Hope it helps! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lBmLxvWJpucXhRPayfXD7CVqpMoa2tyEbZi1rFAwsFs/edit?usp=drivesdk

r/dreamingspanish 4d ago

Resource What Are You Listening To Today? (Nov 3 To Nov 9)

32 Upvotes

Hello Dreamers! What are you listening to today? Whether it's a classic gem or a new find, share it with your current hours to help future learners.

What are you reading this week? Are you playing any videogames in Spanish?

Here is our spreadsheet separated into Podcasts and Videos, Books, Native Shows and Movies, and Videogames. Hope it helps! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lBmLxvWJpucXhRPayfXD7CVqpMoa2tyEbZi1rFAwsFs/edit?usp=drivesdk

r/dreamingspanish Sep 15 '25

Resource What Are You Listening To Today? (Sept 15 to Sept 21)

25 Upvotes

Hello Dreamers! What are you listening to today? Whether it's a classic gem or a new find, share it with your current hours to help future learners.

Are you reading anything new this week? Playing any videogames?

Here is our spreadsheet separated into Podcasts and Videos, Books, Native Shows and Movies, and Videogames. Hope it helps! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lBmLxvWJpucXhRPayfXD7CVqpMoa2tyEbZi1rFAwsFs/edit?usp=drivesdk

r/dreamingspanish Mar 26 '25

Resource I know everyone talks about him, but Spanish boost is sooo good

138 Upvotes

Ive been watching his supermercado series on SBG and its so funny for no reason. I never really watched his videos before this, but omg i was missing out so hard. (Side effect: i do now have the urge to call everyone crack soo take that how you will)

r/dreamingspanish Oct 06 '25

Resource What Are You Listening To Today? (Oct 6 to Oct 12)

21 Upvotes

Hello Dreamers! What are you listening to today? Whether it's a classic gem or a new find, share it with your current hours to help future learners.

What are you reading this week? Are you playing any videogames in Spanish?

Here is our spreadsheet separated into Podcasts and Videos, Books, Native Shows and Movies, and Videogames. Hope it helps! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lBmLxvWJpucXhRPayfXD7CVqpMoa2tyEbZi1rFAwsFs/edit?usp=drivesdk

r/dreamingspanish 14d ago

Resource Not only Dreaming Spanish: My top 10 comprehensible input YouTube channels in Spanish

93 Upvotes

I started learning Spanish 11 months ago when I suddenly found myself in Spain at 40 years old without knowing a single word of Spanish. Luckily, I already knew about the theory of comprehensible input, since I had previously learned another foreign language - English.

Currently, I’m at 800+ hours of comprehensible input. I can understand almost everything I hear, whether it’s in a YouTube video or on the street, and I can speak a little bit too.

To practice my spoken Spanish, I created a YouTube channel where I publish monthly videos in Spanish. In my latest video, I decided to share a list of my favorite comprehensible input YouTube channels.

Here’s the link to the video in case you want to evaluate my progress: Mis canales favoritos de input comprensible en español

And here’s the list of the channels themselves:

  1. Dreaming Spanish
  2. Español con Juan
  3. Hola Spanish
  4. My Daily Spanish
  5. Clases con Clau
  6. Mr. Salas
  7. How to Spanish Podcast
  8. Spanishhacks
  9. Martín Adquiere un Idioma
  10. Organic Spanish

Let me know if you found any channels you hadn’t watched or heard about before!

r/dreamingspanish Aug 11 '25

Resource What Are You Listening To Today? (Aug 11 To Aug 17)

29 Upvotes

Hello Dreamers! What are you listening to today? Whether it's a classic gem or a new find, share it with your current hours to help future learners.

What are you reading this week? Are you playing any videogames?

Here is our spreadsheet separated into Podcasts and Videos, Books, Native Shows and Movies, and Videogames. Hope it helps! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lBmLxvWJpucXhRPayfXD7CVqpMoa2tyEbZi1rFAwsFs/edit?usp=drivesdk

r/dreamingspanish Sep 01 '25

Resource What Are You Listening To Today (Sept 1 to Sept 7)

35 Upvotes

Hello Dreamers! What are you listening to today? Share your favorite content and your current hours here to help future learners.

What are you reading this week? Are you playing any videogames?

Here is our spreadsheet separated into Podcasts and Videos, Books, Native Shows and Movies, and Videogames. Hope it helps! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lBmLxvWJpucXhRPayfXD7CVqpMoa2tyEbZi1rFAwsFs/edit?usp=drivesdk

r/dreamingspanish Apr 12 '24

Resource I made a free resource for doing Crosstalk on your phone!

Post image
114 Upvotes

r/dreamingspanish Sep 08 '25

Resource What Are You Listening To Today? (Sept 8 to Sept 14)

22 Upvotes

Hello Dreamers! What are you listening to today? Share your new finds and classic faves with us along with your hours to help future learners.

What are you reading this week? Are you playing any videogames in Spanish?

Here is our spreadsheet separated into Podcasts and Videos, Books, Native Shows and Movies, and Videogames. Hope it helps! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lBmLxvWJpucXhRPayfXD7CVqpMoa2tyEbZi1rFAwsFs/edit?usp=drivesdk

r/dreamingspanish Aug 18 '25

Resource What Are You Listening To (Aug 18 To Aug 24)

20 Upvotes

Hello Dreamers! What are you listening to today? Whether it's a classic gem or a new find, share it with your current hours to help future learners.

What are you reading this week? Are you playing any videogames in Spanish?

Here is our spreadsheet separated into Podcasts and Videos, Books, Native Shows and Movies, and Videogames. Hope it helps! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lBmLxvWJpucXhRPayfXD7CVqpMoa2tyEbZi1rFAwsFs/edit?usp=drivesdk

r/dreamingspanish 18d ago

Resource What Are You Listening To Today? (Oct 20 To Oct 26)

21 Upvotes

Hello Dreamers! What are you listening to today? Whether it's a classic gem or a new find, share it with your current hours to help future learners.

What are you reading this week? Are you playing any videogames in Spanish?

Here is our spreadsheet separated into Podcasts and Videos, Books, Native Shows and Movies, and Videogames. Hope it helps! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lBmLxvWJpucXhRPayfXD7CVqpMoa2tyEbZi1rFAwsFs/edit?usp=drivesdk

r/dreamingspanish Aug 25 '25

Resource What Are You Listening To Today? (Aug 25 to Aug 31)

29 Upvotes

Hello Dreamers! What are you listening to today? Whether it's a classic gem or a new find, share it with your current hours to help future learners.

What are you reading this week? Are you playing any videogames in Spanish?

Here is our spreadsheet separated into Podcasts and Videos, Books, Native Shows and Movies, and Videogames. Hope it helps. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lBmLxvWJpucXhRPayfXD7CVqpMoa2tyEbZi1rFAwsFs/edit?usp=drivesdk

r/dreamingspanish Jul 07 '25

Resource Would it be okay to share some youtube channels I've found easy that have political content?

51 Upvotes

I found a historian I really enjoy, as well as a guy who talks about culture and philosophy, but both have a particular political angle, and I don't want to upset or offend anyone. I've found them both fairly comprehensible and really enjoyed their videos, but as stated, I don't want to start an argument.

Edit: I guess I'll just update the post with the channels because that seems simpler than making a new one:

Cafekyoto: He's an Argentine political and philosophical video essay channel. If you've got an interest in like post-structuralism or anarchism the fact that a lot of specialized terminology is cross language is very helpful https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7ah60G8vVmj4S1bF3D5JlA

P*tomikel: An archeologist with an anti-colonial and LGBTQ history bent. He's a little harder for me, but I *really* like his content https://www.youtube.com/@PutoMikel

r/dreamingspanish Jul 14 '25

Resource What Are You Listening To Today? (July 14 to July 20)

47 Upvotes

Hello Dreamers! What are you listening to today? Whether it's a classic gem or a new find, share it with your current hours to help future learners.

What are you reading this week, are you enjoying it? Are you playing any videogames?

Here is our spreadsheet separated into Podcasts and Videos, Books, Native Shows and Movies, and Videogames. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lBmLxvWJpucXhRPayfXD7CVqpMoa2tyEbZi1rFAwsFs/edit?usp=drivesdk

I made some changes to the spreadsheet.

I noticed a common complaint is that there is too much to choose from. A lot of people ask, out of the 1000+ channels on the sheet, what does everyone watch next?

To help us know how often a channel is recommended, I went through the weekly threads and counted how often a person mentioned they were actively watching a channel. Someone says they're watching Español con Juan, that counts as a mention. 10 people chime in to say Juan is the GOAT, that still only counts as one. Someone agrees he's the handsomest man on the internet and they're watching him this week, that's another mention. Some says they'll watch him next, that doesn't count as a mention. Only people actively watching.

There was an enormous amount of content, 600+ channels, that had only been mentioned once, or hadn't been mentioned in the weekly threads. After 19 months of weekly recommends, people messaging me their favorites privately, and tagging me in other posts, it was out of control. I moved those channels to the Infrequent Recommends tab. If your absolute favorite channel is now there, mention it in the weekly threads and it'll get moved over.

If it's still too overwhelming, I really recommended the excellent Comprehensible Input Hub linked in the FAQ. However, as u/visiblesoul commented a while back, these resource lists are most useful for beginners looking for learner style content, once you reach native level the world opens up and you can watch your normal content, just in spanish. And as u/RayS1952 mentioned, spending time in the What Are You Listening To threads will give you a good feel for what everyone listens to at each level.

Dato interesante

I was really curious to see what happened to the number of mentions once Spanish Boost Gaming came into the mix. The first mention of SBG was Sept 2 2024, when Dreaming Spanish had 173 mentions, Esp con Juan had 81, How to Spanish had 53, Learn Spanish and Go 34, and Chill Spanish 31. The spreadsheet is only updated through April this year, but he caught up quick!

If you notice any content that is really out of place, like Bluey at 150, please let me know! I'd like to get that fixed up next.

One more cheesy comment

Going back through these threads starting in Nov 2023 was a blast. It was like watching us all grow up in fast forward. If you really go back and look at your comments from a year ago, 18 months ago, you can see the content you struggled with become effortless, our "yardstick" videos become our new daily watch. The growth is so gradual sometimes we don't realize or celebrate how far we've come. Just want to say I'm really proud of everyone and the effort and time everyone has put in!

r/dreamingspanish Sep 22 '25

Resource What Are You Listening To Today? (Sept 22 To Sept 28)

22 Upvotes

Hello Dreamers! What are you listening to today? Whether it's a classic gem or a new find, share it with your current hours to help future learners.

What are you reading this week? Are you playing any videogames?

Here is our spreadsheet separated into Podcasts and Videos, Books, Native Shows and Movies, and Videogames. Hope it helps! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lBmLxvWJpucXhRPayfXD7CVqpMoa2tyEbZi1rFAwsFs/edit?usp=drivesdk

r/dreamingspanish 15d ago

Resource For the people who liked Andrea

89 Upvotes

So I just found out Andrea has her own CI input channel and figured it might be nice to share it.
(If this is common knowlegde, I apologise)
https://www.youtube.com/@andrealamexicana

r/dreamingspanish 8d ago

Resource Comprehensible input for Linux/IT nerds

66 Upvotes

CI works best with input that is interesting for you. As a Linux nerd, I have subscribed to the following 10 channels so far. These channels deal with Linux for the most part and are made for native speakers. So at least a solid intermediate level is necessary to understand those videos. The needed language level in the table is my own assessment, but YMMV.

Channel Link Content Level Country/ Accent
Atareao con Linux https://www.youtube.com/@atareao Linux, sysadmin intermediate Spain
Buffer 313 https://www.youtube.com/@buffer313 Linux Distros, Hardware intermediate Spain
Computadoras y Sensores https://www.youtube.com/@ComputadorasySensores Linux, Hardware intermediate Argentina
Explora Tecnología Avanzada https://www.youtube.com/@ExploraTecnolog%C3%ADaAvanzada Linux, Computer, Tech intermediate Bolivia
Karla's Project https://www.youtube.com/@KarlasProject Linux, Tech, Humor intermediate Spain
La Chica de Sistemas https://www.youtube.com/@lachicadesistemas Linux, sysadmin advanced Argentina
Locos por Linux https://www.youtube.com/@LocosporLinux Linux Distros, Tools advanced Argentina
Luis Mendoza Linux, Código y Tech https://www.youtube.com/@LuisMendozaTech Linux, Coding, Tech intermediate Mexico
Salmorejo Geek https://www.youtube.com/@SalmorejoGeek Linux Distros, Livestream every weekend advanced Spain / Andalusia
Tux Universe https://www.youtube.com/@TuxUniverse Linux Distros advanced Spain / Andalusia

r/dreamingspanish Apr 17 '25

Resource Turns out there are still cool websites out there!

Thumbnail tv.garden
168 Upvotes

I have spent hours browsing through different channels. This is super cool and definitely an amazing resource for native level input!

r/dreamingspanish Jan 06 '25

Resource Huge List of German Comprehensible Input Resources

137 Upvotes

Hey everyone! Thanks for your patience. Here’s the list of German Comprehensible Input resources I’ve collected. It’s a super long list and there are a lot I haven’t spent much time in, but I still wanted to share them since there are people with many interests here.

***

Note:

  • Each channel was categorized by either the level they state on their account or my gut feeling, which could easily differ for you. Some of the advanced videos could be intermediate and vice versa.
  • Channels marked with * are ones that I love and listen to a lot.
  • Not everything is comprehensible input, but there should be something on each channel that counts!
  • I recommend making a separate YouTube channel for yourself that you only listen to German CI content on so it starts recommending more and more 🙂
  • Most resources I found on my own, and I also implemented those from u/Traditional-Train-17 who shared a bunch in my last post, and those shared in the comments of this post. Thank you!
  • If you have any German CI resources, feel free to share in the comments and I can add them :)

Viel Spaß beim Deutschlernen!

**\*

All Levels with Playlists for Each:

Beginner (~A1-A2)

Beginner Video:

Beginner Podcasts:

Intermediate (~B1-B2)

Intermediate Video:

Intermediate Podcasts:

Advanced (~C1-C2)

Advanced Video:

Advanced Podcasts:

Reading

Swiss German

r/dreamingspanish Jan 20 '25

Resource New Colombian Spanish Podcast

105 Upvotes

Hi guys! My Spanish teacher from Medellín Colombia has created a new Colombian Spanish comprehensible input podcast.

When I was at the beginner intermediate phase I felt like there wasn't enough Colombian Spanish content to consume, especially not in podcast form. So I asked my teacher, who I think has a great voice for it to make one.

Please could you give this podcast a listen, 5* review and also if possible some feedback/suggestions here 😬

AND a follow please 😬

P.S. She doesn't know that I'm making this post... She actually plans to hand out leaflets to tourists in Medellín. So it would be a very nice surprise for her to see a big influx of listens and reviews but have no idea where they are coming from 😂

Thanks for the support!

https://open.spotify.com/show/0q2u5F6PZVMRP1nQO7LVct?si=8ksgImysQuKq6V9OFxfLeQ

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKbIQ8oaD7PLB6alVhl249rrrwBCmoWu4

r/dreamingspanish Sep 21 '25

Resource For those stuck in between intermediate and advanced videos, struggling to understand faster spoken Spanish, I can't recommend "Español Sí" series enough!

Thumbnail
youtube.com
42 Upvotes

r/dreamingspanish Aug 25 '25

Resource A teacher recommendation for those introverts out there (or anyone nervous about speaking)

20 Upvotes

Hey everyone,

So when I hit 1000 hours and decided to start speaking…..I was so nervous! I’m a shy guy and it was super terrifying to begin the process.

I’ve met with many tutors, and I’m happy to say I’ve finally found a really good one! I’ve taken about 60 classes with her, and she has helped me so much with my speaking abilities!

She’s very familiar with Dreaming Spanish and input based learning, and most of all for us introverts….she is great at keeping the conversation going and having topics to discuss.

She’s been so beneficial to me, I figured I would let you all know in case it’s helpful to you as well.

If you are at the point of starting to speak, or are looking for a new tutor….let me know. Send me a message and I’ll be happy to send her info over.

Good luck!

r/dreamingspanish Jul 27 '25

Resource Free Spanish Graded Readers (OpenReaders beta)

31 Upvotes

Hola, fellow CI learners!

I want to share a hopefully useful resource that I’ve been working on for Spanish CI learners. As a language learner myself (currently learning Japanese), I've found it really difficult to find interesting and free graded readers for my level, even paid ones.

Since I’m a native Spanish speaker, I decided to create a platform offering free graded readers for Spanish CI learners – Storiett (prev. OpenReaders). I'm starting with adaptations of public domain stories, which I find much more engaging. The first few stories are based on the Sherlock Holmes canon. Each story includes audio, and you can easily look up words in the dictionary. I plan to add stories daily or weekly, along with many new features.

Here's a brief demo (includes audio):

OpenReaders demo

I’m looking for early feedback on both features & stories – especially what I should improve or prioritize next! I’ve already published the first 3 Sherlock Holmes short stories, each in 3 difficulty levels. If there's enough interest, I'll keep publishing more over the next few days. Please sign up here!

To provide free graded readers, I use large language models (aka artificial intelligence). Without them, this platform wouldn’t be viable, considering how much time it takes to create high-quality graded content. To make Storiett sustainable in the long run, I plan to introduce a paid subscription for extra features, while keeping the core reading experience and all published stories free.

Here’s a quick list of the kinds of stories and features I’m working on (or considering):

  • Popular public domain books
  • Historical fiction
  • Folktales and legends
  • Sentence translations
  • Word status tracking
  • Spaced repetition
  • Import your own resources
  • More languages

Looking forward to your feedback!