Hello everyone, reddit can see this as self-advertising, so I will try to be as discreet as possible. My name is Isabella, I am 21 years old and I am a teacher of English and Spanish, I have at least 5 years of experience in online classes and face-to-face classes! If you want more information, leave a comment, since I can’t be so specific about the publication.

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¡Hola! Tengo 24 años y busco a otros estudiantes de español para practicar. Mi nivel es B1-B2. Ya practico bastante la conversación, pero me gustaría practicar más, así que busco principalmente personas dispuestas a hacer llamadas de voz.

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¡Hoola hola! ¿Cómo están?

I’m Vane, a Venezuelan Spanish tutor (also pastry chef aaand a film enthusiast ❤︎).

I've been teaching Spanish for +6 years to adults and teens online, mostly intermediate learners (B1-B2) who want to feel more confident speaking, whether that’s for traveling, work or chatting with their Hispanic friends, family or colleagues.

My main focus is a conversational method. We practice conversation using real life situations, interesting topics and we will discuss movies, use songs, talk about art, food or books to practice vocabulary and expressions you’d actually hear in everyday life.
I adapt the materials to what each student needs, and I use interactive activities to keep classes engaging.

We meet on Google Meet.

I offer a 45-minute FREE trial to understand your goals, so you can see if we’re a good fit.

By the way...
I created an space to share learning tips, useful expressions and Latin American cultural fun facts on Instagram (@cineculturaele).
You are more than welcome to join.

if this sounds like something you are into, DM me with what you think is your Spanish level and what you’d like to improve.

Thank you so much for reading! 😊

El video es una receta de alitas de pollo al horno que quedan tan crujientes como las fritas, usando solo 2 cucharadas de aceite.

Hola a todos, me llamo Álvaro y soy profesor nativo de España. Ayudo a estudiantes de todos los niveles a perder el miedo y empezar a hablar desde el primer día.

Diseño mis clases para que sean dinámicas, comunicativas y adaptadas a lo que necesitas. Además, trabajamos con el contexto cultural, social y artístico de España y América Latina, lo que te ayuda a conectar mucho mejor con el idioma y su uso real.

No importa si partes desde cero o si ya tienes una base y quieres ganar fluidez: armamos un plan a tu medida.

Lo que te ofrezco:

\\- Clase de prueba GRATIS para conocernos y ver tu nivel.

\\- Sesiones de 60 minutos por solo 12$

\\- Materiales prácticos y adaptados a tus intereses

\\- Horarios flexibles

¿Tienes alguna duda o quieres agendar tu clase de prueba? ¡Escríbeme un mensaje privado y empezamos! :)

Any one have experiences / recommendations for Spanish Schools in Mexico City? Thank you!

Spanish is full of these:
todavía = toda + vía, all the way
nosotros = nos + otros, us others
también = tan + bien, so well
tampoco = tan + poco, so little
porque = por + que
aunque = aun + que, even that
apenas = a + penas, with difficulties
anteayer = ante + ayer

No native speaker hears any of this, the same way nobody hears “as” and “well” inside “as well.” But for a learner it’s the difference between memorizing a long word and recognizing two short ones.

Conmigo is the best one. The migo comes from Latin mecum, which already meant “with me.” Then Spanish added con in front without noticing. So conmigo is literally “with with me.” Same with contigo and consigo.

Like, as, the way: canta como un ángel = she sings like an angel trabaja como mozo = he works as a waiter cociné el asado como lo hace mi viejo = I cooked the asado the way my dad does Since, because, about: como llovía, no salimos = since it was raining, we didn't go out éramos como veinte = there were about twenty of us esperé como media hora = I waited about half an hour As if, pretending, protesting: habla como si supiera todo = he talks as if he knew everything hizo como que no me vio = he pretended he didn't see me ¿cómo que no vas a ir? = what do you mean you're not going? The warning: como llegues tarde, me voy sin vos = if you're late again, I'm leaving without you como se entere tu madre, estamos en problemas = if your mother finds out, we're in trouble como no estudies, vas a reprobar = if you don't study, you're going to fail The warning como is the one almost no course covers: como + subjunctive means "if," with a threat attached. Full lesson with every use of como and exercises: https://francospanishschool.com/grammar/lesson/como-usage

Hi, everyone! I know many of you want to improve your Spanish, so I decided to share my services here.

My name is Ale, I’m a native Spanish speaker, and I have over three years of experience.

I teach all levels (yes, even beginners). The lessons are personalized and fully tailored to your needs.

My rate is $10 per 50-minute lesson, including all materials and class notes.

If you’re interested, please send me a message so I can reserve a spot for you! :)

I’m wanting to learn Spanish but am feeling overwhelmed with what people say is the right or wrong way and which resources are good and which are bad.

I did beginner French in school and liked the idea of following a curriculum- stages of how best to learn.

I’m not sure if that’s possible with learning Spanish online for free.

Is it best to learn individual words or phrases first? Learning how to count, how to describe yourself/home/family etc

I’m just not sure!!

If anyone has any good ideas, apps, websites, YouTube’s - I don’t mind paying a small fee at this stage - tried and tested to be helpful that would be good!

Thank you