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Isela taught Alex 3 days ago
Isela tutored Alex in Spanish, with a primary focus on mastering preposition usage and expanding his vocabulary. Alex engaged in practical exercises, constructing sentences with prepositions, and Isela provided detailed feedback on both his grammar and pronunciation. For homework, Alex was tasked with completing sentences using the prepositions covered during their lesson, and they scheduled a make-up class for Thursday.
Numbers and Gendered Nouns
Double Meanings in Mexico
Preposition 'So'
Colleagues vs. Coworkers
Perspective and 'Dependiendo'
Vaccines and Latin America
Anggi taught Mew 4 days ago
Anggi Mosquera assisted Mew Leckie in a Spanish lesson, concentrating on essential greetings, church-related vocabulary, and expressions of gratitude, all in preparation for Pastor Emilio's upcoming visit. Mew diligently worked on her pronunciation and grammar, and they also delved into workplace-related vocabulary. As a follow-up, Anggi will send Mew the slides for review.
Spanish Pronunciation - 'Copa' vs. 'Koopa'
Using 'Espero' for Hope
Nuances of 'Looking Forward'
Expressing Gratitude
Manager - Hea vs He
Maria taught Theresa 6 days ago
Sol Simunic guided Theresa Oh through a Spanish lesson primarily focused on mastering pronunciation, especially the challenging rolled 'R.' Their approach involved a mix of drills, tongue exercises (enhanced by video), and reading practice, all designed to improve Theresa's vocal clarity and expand her vocabulary. The lesson also delved into the intricacies of reflexive verbs and their conjugation.
Rolling 'R' pronunciation
Reflexive Verbs
Siesta
Isela taught Treaster 9 days ago
Isela's Spanish lesson with Robert centered on practicing numbers and included a discussion about the movie 'La Nahuala.' Robert focused on enhancing his pronunciation and listening comprehension of the numbers. His homework is to complete a number-writing exercise within the chat application.
Spanish Numbers
Pronunciation of 'C'
Vowel Combinations (Tongos)
Word Endings in TL
The letter X
Anggi taught Mew 11 days ago
Anggi tutored Mew in Spanish, concentrating on vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar using Bible verses and faith-based expressions. They examined the subtleties of specific words and verb conjugations, with Mew expressing that learning through sentences was more beneficial. The session began with some screen-sharing technical difficulties.
Spanish Pronunciation - G vs. J
Mayor vs. Mujer
Me vs. Mi
Estar vs. Ser
Vida vs. Vivo
Isela taught Simone 15 days ago
Isela tutored Chanelle in Spanish, focusing on expanding vocabulary related to food, including dairy, meats, fruits, and vegetables. They discussed regional variations in terminology and Chanelle's personal preferences. Isela assigned homework to list the English meanings of the vegetables discussed in class, plus ten additional vegetables.
Food Vocabulary in Spanish
Vegetable Homework
Spanish Grammar: Gendered Nouns
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Spanish Learning in San Francisco: Where Daily Life Meets Daily Verbs
How Spanish classes with Regina made grammar click
When Roxie began Spanish classes in San Francisco, her tutor Regina, a private Spanish teacher who works with students on Wiingy, introduced reflexive verbs right from the beginning. At first, words like ducharse, which translates to "to shower," or levantarse, meaning "to get up," felt unfamiliar. But Regina encouraged her to connect each verb to her real daily routine. Saying me preparo para el trabajo, which means "I get ready for work," or me despierto temprano los lunes, meaning "I wake up early on Mondays," helped Roxie go beyond memorizing and start using Spanish to describe her actual life.
Exploring neighborhoods where Spanish is everywhere
Roxie’s confidence grew outside of class too. As she walked through the Mission District, she would hear music, spot Spanish-language murals, and pick up on everyday conversations that echoed what she had learned. In neighborhood shops like La Palma and Casa Lucas, she recognized phrases like me voy a casa, which means "I’m going home," and nos vemos mañana, meaning "see you tomorrow." These real-world moments brought her lessons to life and made Spanish feel like part of her environment.
Real-life routines shaped what she learned in class
In her weekly lessons, Regina guided Roxie through reflexive verbs along with adverbs of frequency like a veces, meaning "sometimes," and siempre, meaning "always." These helped her describe her own patterns and routines. She practiced saying a veces estudio en la biblioteca, which translates to "sometimes I study at the library," and siempre me acuesto tarde los viernes, meaning "I always go to bed late on Fridays." By using real examples from her life, she made grammar more natural and less forced.
Spanish classes grounded in the rhythm of San Francisco
San Francisco gave Roxie constant opportunities to reinforce what she was learning. With Regina’s help through Wiingy’s one-on-one classes, she built a strong foundation in grammar and conversation. But the city itself became her practice ground. Whether she was checking out Spanish-language books at the public library, walking through Bernal Heights, or overhearing conversations in the Outer Mission, the language stayed present. Over time, it became something she didn’t just study in class but began to live and understand.
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