In this blog post I delve into the value of learning informal Spanish and slang for fostering friendships and cultural immersion, based on my own personal experiences backpacking across South America.
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In today’s increasingly globalized world, the ability to communicate in more than one language is becoming an invaluable skill. Learning a second language during school years not only enriches a child’s cognitive abilities but also significantly enhances their future career prospects. Various studies and statistics underscore the profound impact of bilingualism on employability and earning potential.
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In this blog post I explore the nuances and challenges of teaching Spanish to different age groups, reflecting on my own personal experiences teaching English as a foreign language in a local school in Quito, Ecuador.
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Learning a new language is not just about mastering grammar and vocabulary; it’s also about understanding the nuances and cultural contexts that make the language come alive. One of the best ways to achieve this is by learning idiomatic expressions. In Spanish, idioms add color and depth to the language, helping you sound more like a native speaker. Let’s explore some common Spanish idioms and expressions that you can start using today.
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In this blog post I dive into how the adventure tourism experiences that I gained while working in Merida, Venezuela enhanced my own Spanish language… Read More »Unlocking Spanish: Learning through Adventure Travel
Achieving a grade 7 in GCSE Spanish requires a combination of strong linguistic skills, consistent practice, and strategic study habits. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help your child reach this goal:
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Yes, you read that right. In this blog post you’ll discover five ways you can practice your Spanish out & about in Liverpool. Practicing Spanish like the methods outlined in this blog post can greatly enhance your fluency and comprehension, providing a well-rounded learning experience without the need to travel. I’m an advocate for language immersion and seeking out connections of the target language in your local community. Liverpool as all major cities attracts a lot of European visitors so there are many ways you can practice your Spanish here.
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A great way to keep language-learning up over the summer if you’re not booked onto a course is to take part in my Spanish Summer Language Challenge. For the month of August I challenge you to take part in one Spanish learning activity each day, for 31 days. You can take part as an adult learner or as a family.
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Don’t fancy taking a phrase book with you on holiday this year? Not keen on the idea of investing in a Spanish course just yet? Don’t worry I’ve got you covered. In this blog post you’ll learn 15 of the most common Spanish phrases, you’ll learn when and where to use them and more importantly how to pronounce them. And if at the end of the blog you fancy taking your learning a little bit further you’ll find details of my holiday Spanish course 😉
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Kissing as a form of greeting and farewell is a cherished tradition in many Spanish-speaking countries. Understanding the nuances of this cultural practice is key to navigating social interactions with grace and respect. Whether you’re traveling, studying, or building relationships in these regions, here’s an engaging guide to kissing etiquette in Spanish-speaking countries.
Read More »Kissing Etiquette in Spanish-Speaking Countries: A Guide to Social Smooches