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Valerie and Gary from Canada enjoying their first empanadas making
Movies in Netflix to practise your Spanish
https://www.profedeele.es/recomienda/netflix-series-para-aprender-espanol/
Countries and Nationalities in Spanish: Phrases and Listening Practice
https://www.spanishlearninglab.com/countries-nationalities-in-spanish/
Why argentineans use «VOS» instead of «TU»
Much has been said about the difference between Vos and Tú uses in different regions of LatinAmerica, but this article in Spanish really clarifies it! Enjoy the reading!...
Do you know whats the main difference between bien, buen and bueno in Spanish Language?
Check this link and find out more about the uses and differences https://blablaespanol.com/diferencia-entre-bien-bueno-y-buen-en-espanol/#bien-vs-bueno-buen
We Need to Talk: 150+ Beginner Expressions, Questions and Sentences to Master Spanish Conversation
https://www.fluentu.com/blog/spanish/spanish-conversation-for-beginners/
Train your ear! enjoy the Buenos Aires online cultural events from Buenos Aires
https://www.buenosaires.gob.ar/culturaencasa
¿Hablas español? | 14 palabras y expresiones del español que se usan en el inglés de Estados Unidos
https://www.bbc.com/mundo/noticias-50914000
More happy students!
"I loved my Spanish classes with Gisela. She is a patient, friendly and organized teacher. I took lessons about 2 days a week for a month and learned so much in that short time. We frequently met at a local cafe, and it felt less like a class and more like just...
Live music at the «distinguished» cafes of Buenos Aires
How many times did you have the chance to listen to great music for free in Buenos Aires ? When you learn a language, specially in a city like Buenos Aires, is aboslutely important to visit them for cultural purposes. These cafes are all over the city, you have the...
Coco, one of the best movies for practising your Spanish!
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6 Simple Ways to Regain Your Motivation to Learn Spanish
After the first 2 weeks of Learning Spanish in a foreign country 4 hours a day, we might feel that we really need a break. How teachers and students do they keep themselved motivated? As a teacher I love to challenge my students with new activities in their Spanish...