Chile Forum

there are many ways to learn. all of those suggestions are good, but all of them have their limitations. especially at the beginning, it is helpful to have a personal tutor who can provide a comfortable learning environment, provide some structure, explain the basics of grammar, deal with individual questions.

there are many good internet sites, too, and many exercises a person could do on their own...but....when you know you have a tutor coming, someone who will check up on your progress, it usually provides some extra motivation to do more than you would otherwise.

learning a language as an adult is hard. to make good progress, it will require MANY HOURS every week, consistently, for months. the fact that you are living in a spanish speaking culture obviously helps a lot because you will get more exposure to the language, but you'll still need to study grammar, make vocabulary lists, practice simple conversations, etc....all the stuff a good tutor will encourage you to do. eventually you will outgrow the need for a tutor....that's a good thing.

irispalacios wrote:Hello my name is Iris
I am a certified Spanish Teacher if youa re looking for fon affordable lessons during evenings morning and weekends

http://spanishclassesinsantiagodechile.blogspot.com/

here you can find all the info
or

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regards

iris

What is "certified" ? By whom?

Your blog says you are in Bolivia. http://www.blogger.com/profile/04775743635231885160