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The best Spanish YouTube channels for learners, by level and accent

18 Spanish YouTube channels that speak Spanish the whole time and have captions on nearly every video, 3 of them with captions written by the creator. They run from learner channels for beginners to native creators for advanced learners: 10 from Spain and 10 from Latin America (Mexico, Argentina, Ecuador and more). Each one shows its three newest videos, which open with clickable subtitles.

By accent: Spain · Latin America

3 levels · 18 channels · newest videos refreshed daily

Natural speed, clearly narrated.

Intermediate

Español con Juan

Spain · 15–30 mincaptions

A teacher from Spain explaining grammar and everyday expressions with humour, slowly and clearly.

Spanish After Hours

Spain · 9–15 mincaptions

Slow, clear Spanish from Spain about culture and daily life, made for learners.

Spanish with Vicente

Spain · 10–15 minauto captions

A teacher from Spain on why Spaniards say things the way they do, from grammar to everyday phrases.

Easy Spanish

Mexico + Spain · 15–60 minauto captions

Street interviews in Mexico and Spain: real people answering everyday questions.

Un Mundo Inmenso

Argentina · 10–15 minauto captions

Travel videos from an Argentine couple, so you hear Rioplatense Spanish and voseo.

Spanish Language Coach

Spain · 15–25 minauto captions

Longer talks for intermediate learners, from Spain, about language and culture.

DW Español

LatAm · 5–25 minauto captions

Deutsche Welle's Spanish service: news and reports in clear, neutral Latin American Spanish.

CdeCiencia

Spain · 8–15 minauto captions

Science explained in short videos from Spain, at a steady pace.

Farid Dieck

Mexico · 20–35 minauto captions

Reflective storytelling from Mexico, spoken calmly with a wide vocabulary.

Paulina Cocina

Argentina · 10–15 minauto captions

Cooking from Argentina: the steps on screen make the words easy to follow.

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Which Spanish YouTube channels are best for intermediate learners?

On this page: Español con Juan, Spanish After Hours, Spanish with Vicente, Easy Spanish, Un Mundo Inmenso, Spanish Language Coach, DW Español, CdeCiencia, Farid Dieck, Paulina Cocina. They talk at a natural pace about one topic at a time, which is what makes native content followable.

Do all of these channels have Spanish subtitles?

Yes, nearly every video has a Spanish caption track: written by the creator on some channels, auto-generated by YouTube on the rest. Auto captions have no punctuation, but they follow the audio closely.

How were the channels picked?

Each one speaks Spanish almost all the time, uploads regularly, posts full-length videos rather than only Shorts, and has captions on its newest videos. We check the newest videos of every channel for captions before listing it.

Can I watch these videos with clickable subtitles?

Yes. Open any video on this page in CaptionLearn: the subtitles run next to the player, and a tap on a word gives its meaning in that sentence. 30 lookups a month are free.

Accent guides: Spain · Latin America

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