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Julisa taught 24 days ago
The session focused on Spanish vocabulary and grammar, with an emphasis on past tense verb conjugations and the multiple meanings of the word 'a.' The Student practiced sentence translation and construction, and received feedback on pronunciation and fluency. The Tutor assigned a review of the material covered and encouraged the Student to send any homework or reading materials for additional practice.
Past Tense Conjugation
Using 'Había' (There Was/Had)
Prepositions and Objective Pronouns
New Vocabulary: 'Pelear' and 'Mandar'
Translating Phrases and Creating Scenarios
Distinguishing 'Ser' and 'Estar'
Laia taught about 1 month ago
The Student and Tutor reviewed Spanish grammar rules related to gender and number. They worked on identifying masculine and feminine nouns, forming plurals, and practicing vocabulary. The student also requested to focus on conversational Spanish, including common phrases and simple storytelling, and also agreed to learn a new vocab list.
Gender in Spanish Nouns (Masculine/Feminine)
Articles: 'El' and 'La' (Definite)
Noun Pluralization (Regular)
Adjective Agreement (Gender and Number)
Exceptions to Gender Rules
Time Telling (Review)
Muskaan taught about 1 month ago
The student reviewed Spanish vocabulary related to daily routines, personal care, adjectives, and adverbs using flashcards. The Tutor provided explanations and examples to clarify the meanings and usage of the words and phrases. They scheduled the next class for the following Monday and discussed focusing on verbs with changes in the future.
Reflexive Verbs in Spanish
Vocabulary Related to Daily Routines
Adverbs Ending in '-mente'
Gender Agreement with Adjectives
Muskaan taught about 1 month ago
The session reviewed basic Spanish vocabulary, focusing on food, clothing, transportation, and colors. The students practiced using the phrase 'Hay' (there is/are) to construct sentences. The session included quizzes and translations exercises.
Basic Spanish Greetings and Introductions
Basic Spanish Vocabulary: Common Phrases
Spanish Vocabulary: Transportation
Spanish Vocabulary: Clothing
Spanish Vocabulary: Food and Kitchen Items
Using 'Hay' to Express Existence
Spanish Vocabulary: Colors
Camila taught 2 months ago
The session involved a discussion of Colombian politics, historical events, and current political figures. The Student practiced expressing ideas in Spanish, focusing on vocabulary and sentence structure related to political concepts and global events. The Tutor plans to send a video to help the Student practice recording themselves speaking in Spanish.
Colombian Political History: Guerrillas and Right-Wing Dominance
Current Colombian Politics: Challenges to Progressive Leadership
Export of Colombian Military Expertise and Mercenaries
International Politics: Perceptions of US Presidents
ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) Acronym
Camila taught Jeffrey 4 months ago
Camila guided Jeffrey through a Spanish lesson, where the primary focus was on present tense verb conjugations, encompassing regular, irregular, and present progressive forms. Jeffrey actively engaged in exercises designed to help him identify and apply stem changes in irregular verbs, solidifying his grasp of the material. For ongoing practice, Camila shared additional charts and links, and they set a date for a follow-up to further explore these concepts.
Present Tense Irregular Verbs
Present Continuous Tense
First Person Irregular Verbs
Lunch in Spanish
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Renee’s Spanish Learning Journey in Fresno
From Tower District to classroom talk in Spanish
Living near Fresno’s Tower District, Renee often heard Spanish spoken at cafés, farmers markets, and art events. She decided it was time to move from “Hola” to actual conversations. With Sol, her private tutor who teaches through Wiingy, Renee began building vocabulary around school, home, and public spaces, phrases like “¿Dónde está la biblioteca?” (Where is the library?) became instantly relevant when visiting the Woodward Park Library or navigating Fresno City College.
Learning Spanish for everyday Fresno life
From picking up pan dulce in Fig Garden to attending events at Arte Américas, Renee found her Spanish classes tied into real-life Fresno experiences. She practiced directions like “Sigue recto” (go straight) and “Gira a la izquierda” (turn left), useful whether she was trying to find a bookstore downtown or helping a tourist near the Fulton Street district. Conversations in class included real situations, such as asking for help: “Disculpa, ¿dónde está el baño?” (Excuse me, where is the bathroom?).
Grammar that makes sense at Fresno State
Sol made tricky grammar rules more relatable by connecting them to familiar places. For example, “Fresno es una ciudad cálida” (Fresno is a warm city) vs. “Hoy está nublado en Fresno” (Today it’s cloudy in Fresno) helped explain ser vs. estar. Renee enjoyed applying this while walking around Fresno State, using examples like “La biblioteca está abierta” (The library is open) and “Los estudiantes son trabajadores” (The students are hardworking).
Speaking up in Fresno’s Spanish-speaking communities
With each session, Renee became more confident speaking Spanish at local spots like Vallarta Supermarket or during visits to Manchester Mall. She practiced phrases like “¿A qué hora abre?” (What time does it open?) and “Busco un libro en español” (I’m looking for a Spanish book). These weren’t just practice sentences, they were used in her daily life. Sol made sure lessons stayed practical, personal, and tied to the city Renee called home.
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