Build your Spanish fluency through engaging conversations and advanced writing support
Private classes - Lucia Mesado
Diploma degree
$36
$33
/ hour
Focused test prep for language exams
88% of students feel prepared for their language exams.
Rated 4.9/5 for language progress
Parents report noticeable improvement in their child’s fluency.
Flexible scheduling for convenient learning
90% of students find it easy to schedule lessons at their convenience.
Meet Lucia
About your spanish tutor
¡Hola! I'm Lucia Mesado, a dedicated tutor with a Diploma in Education and over 7 years of experience teaching Spanish. My passion lies in tailoring classes to ensure engaging and effective learning experiences for all levels, be it beginners, intermediates, or advanced students. Specializing in various aspects of the Spanish language, from Business Spanish to Spanish Literature, my expertise also extends to Career Guidance, Homework Help, Pronunciation Coaching, and more. I create a fun and interactive environment, incorporating role-playing scenarios and cultural immersion to enhance learning. Whether you're looking to improve your conversational skills, need help with test prep strategies, or seek vocabulary building, I've got you covered. I believe in personalized learning, focusing on each student's unique needs to foster confidence and motivation throughout their learning journey. From kids to adults, I offer tailored classes that cater to diverse student levels and special needs. Let's embark on this language learning adventure together and achieve your Spanish language goals seamlessly. Book your classes today and let's start this exciting journey towards mastering Spanish!
Spanish tutor specialities
Spanish language skill
Test prep strategies
Role Playing Scenarios
Pronunciation Coaching
Homework help
Spanish classes overview
My teaching style encompasses a blend of speaking practice, vocabulary expansion, writing skills, verb conjugation, and immersive conversations, fostering a well-rounded learning experience. Specializing in a wide array of subjects such as Conversational Spanish, Spanish Literature, Business Spanish, and more, I cater to students at all levels, including adults, kids, beginners, and advanced learners. By leveraging a variety of tech tools like online platforms, interactive whiteboards, and multimedia resources, I ensure engaging and effective classes both online and offline. Following a dynamic curriculum, I provide personalized tutoring that focuses on practical application, cultural insights, and tailored exercises to nurture fluency and comprehension. My goal is to create a supportive and motivating environment where every student feels confident and excited about their Spanish journey.
Student types for spanish classes
Spanish for intermediate
Spanish for adults
Spanish for advanced
All Levels
Spanish for kids
Spanish for beginners
ADHD
ASD
Learning Disabilities
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Home schooled
Interactive spanish lessons
Record lessons
Note taking
Pets are welcomed
Parent feedback
Mobile joining
To protect your payment, never transfer money or communicate outside the Wiingy website or app.
Spanish tutor also teaches
Spanish
Spanish Listening
Spanish Reading
Spanish Speaking
Spanish Writing
Spanish Grammar & Vocabulary
Free lesson slots
1 / 1
Spanish concept taught by Lucia
Lucía tutored Bailey in Spanish, concentrating on the proper usage of the verb "tener" (to have) and the construction "tener que" (to have to), with a focus on distinguishing between present tense and expressing obligation. Bailey practiced sentence construction and verb conjugation. Lucía assigned homework covering present tense, "tener", and "tener que", to be reviewed in the next session.
Present Tense Conjugation
Tener que (to have to)
Distinguishing Present vs. Tener que
Word Order in Spanish
Lucía tutored Vaughn in Spanish, focusing on verb conjugations across present, past, and future tenses, and expanding vocabulary related to daily life and travel. Vaughn completed exercises involving sentence translation and construction, and they discussed nuances of using the verb 'ir' to express future actions. They scheduled another session for next Monday to continue practicing these concepts.
Using 'ir' for future tense
Seasons in Spanish
Pronunciation of Spanish vowels
Numbers in Spanish
Lucía tutored Bailey in Spanish, focusing on reviewing previously learned vocabulary and grammar concepts. They practiced introductions, discussed parts of the house, and clarified the uses of 'tener,' 'ser,' and 'estar.' Lucía assigned exercises for Bailey to practice verb conjugations, and they agreed to continue recapping and practicing sentence construction in the next session.
Estar vs. Ser
Tener
Conjugating Verbs
Prepositions
Lucía led Vaughn through a Spanish lesson that included conversational practice, verb conjugation exercises, and vocabulary building. Vaughn worked on describing situations in different tenses and role-played ordering food at a restaurant. Lucía assigned Vaughn homework to write a paragraph using specific grammatical elements, and they scheduled their next lesson, also discussing the possibility of continuing lessons outside of the platform.
Expressing Obligations with 'Tener que'
Ordering Food in a Restaurant
Describing a House
Possessive Pronouns
Lucía and Bailey worked on Spanish grammar, including verb conjugations in present, past, and future tenses, and the use of "tener que" to express obligation. Bailey practiced translating sentences and requested a slower pace to ensure better retention. They scheduled the next lesson for Monday, focusing on a recap of the material covered.
Distinguishing Ser and Estar
Using 'Tener que' (Have to)
Conjugation of Verbs
Pronunciation of Spanish Vowels
Lucía led Bailey in a Spanish lesson covering grammar concepts such as the uses of "ser" vs. "estar" and "muy" vs. "mucho". They practiced using the verb "tener que" to express obligation and learned daily verbs and meal-related vocabulary. Bailey requested specific phrases to use at home, and they scheduled the next lesson, planning to cover present, past, and future tenses, colors, and parts of the body.
Meal Times
Phrases for the House
Estar vs. Ser
Mucho vs. Very
