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Delicia taught 28 days ago
Delicia and a student from Whitney M. Young Magnet High School in Chicago reviewed the uses of the Spanish verbs *ser* and *estar*, focusing on the acronyms DOCTOR and PLACE to differentiate their applications. The learner practiced identifying when to use each verb based on various examples related to date, occupation, characteristics, time, origin, relation, position, location, action, condition, and emotion. Delicia sent additional videos on *ser* and *estar* for further study.
Ser (Verb "to be")
Estar (Verb "to be")
Ser & Occupations
Ser & Time/Date
Estar & Present Progressive
Isela taught 30 days ago
Isela guided two learners in a Spanish lesson focused on vocabulary and spatial prepositions. One learner, a student from Dunbar Vocational High School in Bronzeville, reviewed vocabulary from a TV show and practiced using spatial prepositions to describe object locations. The other learner honed their skills in identifying prepositions and adverbs of place in relation to a painting and was assigned homework to describe their kitchen using the newly acquired vocabulary and prepositions.
Nepotismo
Malgastar
Peluche
Preposiciones de Lugar
Uso de Subtítulos
Isela taught about 1 month ago
Isela and Chanelle engaged in a Spanish lesson where they honed their understanding and application of "muy" and "mucho," specifically addressing adjective and noun agreement. For continued practice, Chanelle was tasked with watching the Mexican TV show "Rebelde" with Spanish subtitles, noting new vocabulary words each week, and then discussing the episode's plot and these new words every Monday.
Muy vs. Mucho
Spanish Superlatives
Gender of Nouns
Regional Vocabulary Differences
Anggi taught about 1 month ago
Anggi collaborated with Hamilton on various aspects of Spanish, including vocabulary, sentence structure, and verb conjugations. Hamilton specifically focused on practicing how to express future actions and intentions, paying close attention to using correct pronouns and idiomatic expressions. Their lesson also involved reviewing grammatical differences between English and Spanish to further enhance Hamilton's conversational skills.
Indirect Object Pronoun 'Le'
Verbs 'Enseñar' vs. 'Aprender'
'Poco' vs. 'Bastante'
'Hacer que valga la pena'
Isela taught 3 months ago
Isela guided Kaliyah through a Spanish lesson, where they concentrated on demonstratives and vocabulary for describing a house. Kaliyah actively honed her listening comprehension and error correction skills. As a follow-up, Kaliyah was assigned homework to describe her house in Spanish, incorporating the vocabulary and demonstratives covered during their time together.
Spanish Demonstratives
Listening Comprehension
House Vocabulary
Recognizing Mistakes in Audio
Expressing Location
Camila taught 3 months ago
Camila guided Nashoyia through a Spanish lesson that encompassed a wide range of foundational vocabulary, including greetings, expressing preferences for seasons and weather, clothing, body parts, numbers, food, and animals. Nashoyia actively honed her pronunciation and sentence construction skills through repetition and interactive exercises. The lesson concluded with a review of how to say goodbye.
Seasons in Colombia
Expressing Preferences
Describing Weather
Clothing Vocabulary
Adjectives and Gender Agreement
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General guide to studying Spanish in Chicago
Learning Spanish in Chicago: Key challenges & solutions
Spanish is one of the most spoken languages in Chicago, with nearly 1.6 million Hispanic residents (U.S. Census Bureau). Whether for career growth or social interaction, learning Spanish is a great investment.
Chicagoans learn Spanish through schools, community centers, mobile apps, and language institutes like the Cervantes Institute. Many opt for AP Spanish courses in high school or college programs at DePaul and Loyola University. However, common challenges include a lack of speaking practice, inconsistent learning, and difficulty understanding native speakers.
Illinois students follow state language standards, with AP and CLEP Spanish exams available for certification. Spanish Private tutoring is a popular option in Chicago, offering personalized learning plans and speaking practice with natives. Tutors help students prepare for exams and gain fluency faster.
With plenty of resources available, learning Spanish in Chicago is achievable for anyone willing to put in the effort.
The best Spanish learning resources available in Chicago
Chicago offers plenty of resources to help you learn Spanish.
Instituto Cervantes Chicago offers top-rated Spanish language courses and cultural programs.
Chicago Public Library and Harold Washington Library’s Spanish collection provides free Spanish resources. These include books, audiobooks, and language-learning tools.
Join Chicago Spanish Language Meetup for real-time speaking practice.
Pilsen Neighbors Community Council provides language programs with real world application.
University Programs:
DePaul University offers Spanish immersion courses.
University of Chicago provides structured Spanish language programs.
Online Learning Platforms:
Babbel, Pimsleur, SpanishPod101 provide flexible, structured learning options.
BBC Languages, SpanishDict help with grammar and vocabulary.
Budgeting for learning Spanish services in Chicago
In Chicago, Spanish tutoring rates vary based on tutor experience and qualifications. On average, tutors charge between $20 to $80 per lesson.
For beginners or those seeking basic conversational skills, tutors may charge around $20 to $35 per lesson. Intermediate learners focusing on grammar and vocabulary can expect rates between $35 to $50 per lesson. Advanced students aiming for fluency or specialized topics might pay $50 to $75 per lesson.
Online tutoring often offers a more budget-friendly alternative, providing flexibility and access to a broader range of tutors.
In Chicago, institutions like the Instituto Cervantes offer tailored Spanish programs. Additionally, Onward Neighborhood House provides educational services that may include language support.
At Wiingy, we offer a free trial lesson and provide expert-vetted tutors at an affordable rate of $28 per lesson.
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