Chile Forum

My name is Isabel and I´m a Spanish Teacher.I have 3 years experience teaching Spanish in Instituto Cervantes de Manila in the Philippines. Now I´m back to Chile and I´m ofering my services.If you need to understand how Chileans speak, here is the soilution.
Contact number 06-2081124

Regards

isaguzman wrote:My name is Isabel and I´m a Spanish Teacher.I have 3 years experience teaching Spanish in Instituto Cervantes de Manila in the Philippines. Now I´m back to Chile and I´m ofering my services.If you need to understand how Chileans speak, here is the soilution.
Contact number 06-2081124

Regards

Primero una consulta: ¿Por qué no hablan en cristiano los chilenos? O por lo menos algún dialecto que podamos entender, por Dios.

No lo sé, pero es una buena pregunta! jajajaja. Cada lugar tiene sus slangs y aquí tenemos muchos.
Abrazos

isaguzman wrote:Cada lugar tiene sus slangs y aquí tenemos muchos.
Abrazos

Qué bueno que no dijiste "... y aquí tenemos hartos."

un cordial saludo

Hi, how much do you charge?

I too am interested in price, small group lessons, location, etc. I live in the Lo Barnechea area and would prefer something close to home.

Me too Isabel.

I have no Spanish to speak of and would like in home lessons if possible. My husband intends to do a 1 week intensive course but will also need lessons in home (separately from me I think). We are in Las Condes at the moment but will be moving shortly, either to La Dehesa or to another place in Las Condes.

There is no TV in Chile? That’s the best way to learn not only 90% of the language, but also to assimilate the culture. Read some grammar books, though, and as for the rest, you can just go, ¿Qué quiere decir eso?

Yes but it seems to be sh!te *ducks for cover*. I am trying to move our family away from being big tv watchers also.

Then I should say, "No PBS in Chile?" Unfortunately, nothing beats TV for learning a new language, particularly for adults.

I charge 12.000 pesos an hour a half. I don´t have problems going to Lo barnechea. If you need the lessons just call me.

why don't you just go talk to your neighbors or the people in the corner stores or old ladies on park benches? that is the best (and free) way to learn. conversation. chileans are generally patient and love to help you learn their language when you show you are interested. i just don't get why you would pay to learn a language when you are surrounded with it for free.