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You'll have so many talented Spanish tutors to choose from!
A Spanish lesson does not have to be costly or difficult. An effective Spanish lesson will involve language immersion, where Spanish learning takes place in an environment where every person is encouraged to speak Spanish all the time. Such a type of Spanish class is widely available, and gives students an opportunity to build their conversational Spanish as well as learn Spanish grammar.
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Beginners may be interested in Spanish classes which teach basic Spanish, such as learning how to introduce yourself and order food. Luckily, Spanish vocabulary is often very similar to English, which allows the learner to begin the Spanish learning process with some prior knowledge. For example, â-ityâ words in English often become â-dadâ words in Spanish, such as âelectricityâ to âelectricidadâ.
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Beginners may also want to start with simple phrases which will provide a fun way to begin communicating in Spanish. You can start by watching a video of important Spanish phrases online. An online video lesson will cost you nothing and will get you started speaking the language!
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Typical Spanish courses will involve a Spanish teacher facilitating a group which learns from each other, while a private one-to-one Spanish class will involve the learner practising directly with a native Spanish speaker.
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It requires a lot of practice to build fluency in Spanish. Conjugation can be one of the most difficult aspects of Spanish lessons, especially for native English speakers. Language courses which take place in a physical classroom provide ample opportunity to practice correct grammatical form with other students in a dynamic setting. Online Spanish lessons can be very effective for all types of leaners, however in particular for advanced Spanish learners, once the nuances of conjugation, pronunciation and basic conversation have been developed.
When choosing Spanish courses, consider the following: Am I looking for an intensive Spanish course? Am I looking for an immersive language environment? Do I want to speak Spanish fluently, or am I more interested in reading and writing? Do I need more help with grammar, or sounding more like a native speaker?
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Answering these questions will help you narrow down your preferred Spanish learning method. You could go for a one-to-one class with a private tutor, or you could seek group classes, either face-to-face or online through institutions such as âEl Patioâ in Melbourneâs CBD.
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A really effective way to find your ideal Spanish school is to go online and read various reviews from former students of each language school. They will provide honest information such as the quality of the course, the teacher and the number of hours you will have to commit.
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Some other factors to consider are budget, time frame and prior knowledge.
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If you have already achieved some level of Spanish proficiency, then you may want to take intermediate Spanish classes or even advanced Spanish. These courses will start to use the language as a tool to explore issues within language and culture more broadly. You could even study Spanish/Latin American history entirely in Spanish! All this will help you to formulate logical ideas and express them fluently in Spanish, which will take your Spanish to the next level.
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The crowning achievement of taking Spanish classes may be the âDELEâ for you. This is the Diploma of Spanish as a Foreign Language, as is awarded through the Spanish Governmentsâ Cultural outreach program called the Cervantes Institute. Preparing for this Spanish test will require a high level of written and conversational Spanish, as well as accurate pronunciation and comprehension. If you want to learn Spanish, acquiring this Diploma could be a lofty but achievable goal for your Spanish learning journey.
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You may find Spanish courses or tutors who are teaching âLatin American Spanishâ and ask yourself âwhatâs the difference between this and European Spanish and which should I be learning?â
Truth be told, learning either style of Spanish will make you intelligible in both geographies. The differences in terms of language are subtle, like British English and US English.
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The most notable difference is the absence of the pronoun âvosotrosâ in Latin America. This pronoun means âyou (plural)â, however in Latin America they use âustedesâ, meaning âyou (plural/formal)â for both formal and informal situations.
Recent migration patterns have seen students and workers from Latin America move to Australia in droves! These communities are a lot more visible in Australiaâs cosmopolitan cities such as Melbourne than 20 years ago. Just walk down the supermarket isles in any Melbourne suburb and youâre likely to hear some Spanish!
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This means that it has never been more practical to take a Spanish course, giving yourself the possibility to communicate with many more members of society. Itâs highly likely in the next 10 years you will have a Colombian, Peruvian or Chilean co-worker.
TomĂĄs
Spanish tutor
Friendly and a native speaker so very helpful with pronunciation
Emma, 6 days ago
Marian
Spanish tutor
Marian is a very competent, friendly and patient teacher. She uses a range of tools and techniques to enable me to progress quickly, while feeling comfortable and no pressure. I highly recommend Marian!
Jeremy, 1 week ago
Agustina
Spanish tutor
Her first lesson was good. Lesson was well prepared and did exactly what I was expecting on first lesson. I will recommend to her
Maryam, 2 weeks ago
Claudia
Spanish tutor
My experience was good with Claudia. Nice and humble teacher.
Maryam, 2 weeks ago
Cristian
Spanish tutor
Cristian is a great teacher. Classes with him have been so worthwhile! Cristian has an amazing way of breaking things down so that they are understandable. He puts a lot of thought into his lessons so they're paced just right.. you feel challenged...
Linda, 2 weeks ago
Laura
Spanish tutor
Laura is lovely, helpful and structures classes with a nice balance between conversation and activities. I particularly like that she helps provide a sense of everyday Spanish (rather than the really formal, sometimes out of date content in text...
Liv, 2 weeks ago