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Teresa G.

Teresa G.

Madrid, Spain
€20/hr
  • DELE, Oral Comprehension, Oral Expression, Spanish
Spanish teacher certificated. DELE, IB, IGCSE children, adults.
Hola! My name is Teresa and I am from Córdoba, a city in Andalucia, in the south of Spain. After spending two wonderful years in India teaching in di...
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👉 How to converse in Spanish?

Here's some advice to help improve your Spanish conversation skills:

Surround yourself with Spanish: Watch Spanish movies and TV shows, listen to Spanish music, and interact with Spanish speakers.

Start with basics: Learn the Spanish alphabet, grammar, and vocabulary first.

Speak regularly: Find a language partner or join a language group to practice speaking and listening to Spanish.

Utilize language learning tools: Use apps like Duolingo, Babbel, or Rosetta Stone to learn Spanish.

Consistent study: Set aside time each day or week to study and practice speaking Spanish.

Immerse yourself in Spanish-speaking culture: Traveling to a Spanish-speaking country and speaking with native speakers can greatly improve your language skills.

Best of luck with your language journey!

👉 How can I find a language exchange partner or join a language group?

You can find a language exchange partner or join a language group through websites like Tandem, MyLanguageExchange, and Meetup. You can also look for language exchange events in your local area.

👉 How long does it typically take to become conversational in Spanish?

The amount of time it takes to become conversational in Spanish varies greatly depending on factors such as your starting level, dedication to learning, and frequency of practice. Some people may become conversational in as little as 6 months, while others may take several years.

👉 What are the best ways to immerse myself in the Spanish language and culture?

The best way to immerse yourself in the Spanish language and culture is to spend time in a Spanish-speaking country, surrounded by native speakers. You can also immerse yourself by watching Spanish movies and TV shows, listening to Spanish music, and speaking with Spanish speakers.

👉 How can I set achievable goals and track my progress while learning Spanish?

You can set achievable goals for your Spanish language learning by breaking it down into smaller, manageable tasks, such as learning a certain number of vocabulary words each week, or practicing speaking for a set amount of time each day. You can track your progress by keeping a journal of your studies, taking regular quizzes and tests, and speaking with native speakers.

👉 Are there any specific Spanish dialects or accents I should focus on learning?

The Spanish dialect or accent you should focus on learning depends on where you plan to use your Spanish language skills. If you plan to travel to Spain, it's a good idea to focus on learning Castilian Spanish. If you plan to travel to a Latin American country, it's a good idea to focus on learning the specific dialect or accent of that country.

👉 What are the most important grammar rules and vocabulary words to know when starting to learn Spanish?

When starting to learn Spanish, it's important to focus on learning the basics of grammar, such as verb conjugation and sentence structure. You should also focus on learning common vocabulary words that are used in everyday conversations, such as numbers, colors, and common verbs.

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