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Bixby Knolls, Belmont Shore, and Downtown Long Beach are key class areas
Delicia taught Jacob 11 days ago
Delicia and Jacob's Spanish lesson covered a review of irregular verbs, weather vocabulary, and cultural nuances. Jacob actively practiced verb conjugation through exercises, specifically focusing on identifying irregular forms. For their next lesson, they plan to continue with the textbook, concentrating on weather-related vocabulary.
BBC English
Weather vs. Climate in Spanish
Irregular Verbs - Stem Changing
Radical Changing Verbs
Stem Changing Verbs - First Person Singular
Antes vs. Después
Possessive Adjectives - Su/Sus
Imperative Mood
Jennifer taught Lauren 15 days ago
Jennifer Silva Sierra tutored the Ramos Family in Spanish, reviewing homework, correcting grammatical errors related to gender and verb usage, and introducing new vocabulary through a reading exercise. The student practiced identifying regular verbs and worked on pronunciation. Jennifer assigned additional exercises for practice and outlined new objectives for upcoming lessons.
Reflexive Verbs
Verb Conjugation with Professionals
Adjectives Agreement
Frequency Adverbs Placement
Distinguishing 'hacia' and 'pasar por'
Using Two Verbs Together
Muskaan taught Matthew 17 days ago
Muskaan and Matthew practiced Spanish vocabulary related to food, focusing on pronunciation and sentence construction. They also worked on translating sentences and reviewed grammar concepts such as verb conjugations and article usage. The class concluded with a discussion of the Marx Brothers, which they plan to continue in the next session with John also attending.
Food Vocabulary
Sentence Construction
Grammar Concepts
Reading Comprehension
Cultural Insights
The Marx Brothers
Maria taught Theresa 23 days ago
Sol Simunic tutored Theresa Oh in Spanish, focusing on Unit 1, which included vocabulary, grammar exercises on "ser" vs. "estar," definite and indefinite articles, and adjective agreement. Theresa practiced conjugating verbs, choosing the correct articles, and using adjectives appropriately. For the next lesson, Theresa will prepare a brief description of her family and friends using possessive and descriptive adjectives.
Ser vs Estar
Definite Articles (El
La
Los
Las)
Indefinite Articles (Un
Una
Unos
Camila taught Woody 24 days ago
Camila and Thomas practiced Spanish, focusing on introductions, origins, and useful phrases for communication and clarification. Thomas worked on pronunciation and sentence structure, while Camila provided corrections and explanations. Camila agreed to send Thomas a recording of vowel sounds for pronunciation practice.
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Soy (I am)
Importance of 'Es'
No Muy vs. Muy
Language Translation Nuances
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Jose taught Robb 26 days ago
Jose tutored Robb in a Spanish lesson that covered pronunciation of numbers and the 'j' sound, and the grammatical concepts of the verbs "ser" and "estar" and adjective agreement. Robb practiced identifying numbers in spoken Spanish and worked on exercises to differentiate between "ser" and "estar". The next class will continue practice on these concepts, and introduce formal instruction of gender and number agreement with nouns and adjectives.
Spanish Numbers
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Mastering Pronunciation in Spanish Classes With a Long Beach Twist
Ty Bittner began Spanish classes in Long Beach with Luz Elena Villanueva, a private tutor from Wiingy who connects each lesson to real-world use. In their first session, they worked through the alphabet, focusing on tricky sounds like the rolled “r” and “ch.” Ty worked on name spelling and pronunciation, a useful skill for places around Long Beach where introducing yourself is part of daily life like coffee shops, co-ops, or city workshops.
Exploring Food and Travel Vocabulary in Spanish classes
To keep the class fun and useful, Luz introduced vocabulary for restaurants, family, and travel. Ty learned to say things like “me gustaría unos tacos” (I would like some tacos) and “sin piña” (without pineapple). They imagined ordering lunch at a local taquería in Belmont Shore or giving preferences while browsing through food stalls at Long Beach’s weekend market.
Building Everyday Spanish Conversation Skills in Long Beach
They also reviewed how to talk about age and birthdays using phrases like “tengo veinte años” (I am twenty years old) and practiced small talk. Luz helped Ty understand when to use formal vs. informal “you,” especially useful when speaking with older people in community spaces like El Dorado Park or during public events at the Long Beach Art Walk.
Listening and Speaking Practice in Spanish Classes for Beginners
The class wrapped up with a video exercise that tested Ty’s listening skills, featuring a conversation about food preferences. Words like “champiñones” (mushrooms) and “aceitunas” (olives) became easier to remember when Ty talked about his favorite pizza toppings. Luz encouraged tying vocabulary to daily life, from grocery shopping downtown to ordering coffee near the beach, to make Spanish stick naturally.
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