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Testimonios
Gracias a las clases con Magali, puedo hablar más fluido. Italia
I can communicate beyond the basics in Spanish, before my vocabulary was very limited. Also I can understand Mexican Spanish particularly well, the nuances of Spanish from different countries were very difficult for me, but now I believe I can identify a Mexican just through the way they speak Spanish
I thoroughly enjoyed learning Spanish with Maggie. She was so helpful and patient with me, and took the time to help me understand the words and phrases I would need to know to be successful. I feel a lot more confident in my speaking ability because of her. Texas, E.U.
¡Realmente disfruté la última clase y no puedo esperar para la próxima!
We are a home school family and have explored various avenues for our son to learn Spanish. He did not like the previous options nor instructor’s teaching methods, i.e. boring, outdated and lackluster. Rebeca goes above and beyond our expectations in many ways. Her teaching strategy is engaging and lively. She is very in tuneSigue leyendo «Roxanne»
Yes I definitely have been recommending it! My favorite part of the course was just speaking and listening in Spanish throughout the lessons. I feel like I can understand it a lot better than before. My favorite lesson was probably Ser vs Estar. I think that was something I was most confused about coming inSigue leyendo «Brendan»
