Katherine Liseth Buelvas Montoya
Spanish Lessons by University of Pécs Educator - Speaking, Listening, Grammar
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Katherine Liseth Buelvas Montoya
Bachelors degree
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About your spanish tutor
My name is Katherine Liseth Buelvas Montoya, and I am a passionate Spanish tutor with a bachelor’s degree in International Relations and more than three years of experience teaching Spanish to learners from different backgrounds, ages, and levels. My journey as a language tutor began during my university years, when I discovered how rewarding it was to help others understand and connect through language. Since then, I have developed and delivered personalized lessons that support my students in reaching their individual goals—whether they are learning Spanish for school, travel, career advancement, or personal enrichment. My teaching experience includes working with children, teenagers, and adults. I specialize in several areas, such as Spanish grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, listening, speaking, reading, and writing. In every class, I aim to create a balanced learning experience that allows students to practice all the key language skills while staying engaged and motivated. I incorporate cultural immersion, conversational practice, and practical language use into my lessons. My students learn how to express themselves in real situations, whether it's ordering food at a restaurant, having a casual conversation, or preparing for a job interview. Let’s work together to make your Spanish learning experience effective, inspiring, and full of growth.
Katherine Liseth graduated from University of pécs


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Cultural Context for Speaking
Conversational Practice
Vocabulary Building
Spanish language skill
Homework help
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Spanish classes highlights
I hold a bachelor’s degree in International Relations and have over three years of experience teaching Spanish to learners of all ages and levels. I specialize in working with beginners, children, and intermediate students, offering personalized lessons that focus on conversation, grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and cultural immersion. My teaching style is warm, structured, and goal-oriented. I believe language is a tool for connection, so I prioritize real-life communication in my classes. Whether you're learning Spanish for travel, school, or work, I tailor each lesson to meet your specific goals and learning style. I also support students in developing career-related language skills, such as writing CVs, preparing for interviews, or improving workplace communication in Spanish. My lessons include a balance of speaking, listening, reading, and writing, and I often use interactive tools, games, music, and videos to make learning fun and effective. I also track student progress and provide extra resources to reinforce learning between classes. Let’s achieve your Spanish learning goals together!
Spanish tutor also teaches
Spanish Listening
Spanish Reading
Spanish Speaking
Spanish Writing
Spanish Grammar & Vocabulary
Academic Spanish

Spanish concepts taught by Katherine Liseth
The Student practiced conjugating the Spanish verb 'tener' (to have) and learned its idiomatic uses for expressing hunger, thirst, temperature, and sleepiness. The session included fill-in-the-blank exercises and sentence translations to reinforce vocabulary and grammar. No specific homework was assigned, but continued practice was implied.
Verb 'Tener' (to have) Conjugation
Using 'Tener' for States of Being
Gender Agreement (Noun and Adjective)
Similar Sounding Verbs
Prepositions 'En' and 'Sobre'
The tutor and student reviewed the Spanish verb 'tener' (to have), focusing on its conjugation and its use in idiomatic expressions for states like hunger, thirst, and temperature. They also practiced sentence construction, noun-adjective agreement, and explored the nuances of masculine and feminine nouns. The session briefly touched upon the verbs 'querer' and 'gustar'.
The Verb 'Tener' (To Have)
Gender and Number Agreement in Spanish
Distinguishing 'Mañana' and 'La Mañana'
The Verb 'Gustar' (To Like)
The Student practiced counting and number recognition in Spanish, focusing on numbers 1-19 and new vocabulary like 16, 17, and 19. They also reviewed color vocabulary and participated in counting exercises. No specific homework was mentioned, but the session aimed to reinforce the number concepts.
Color Recognition in Spanish
New Numbers: *Dieciséis* and *Diecisiete*
Spanish Numbers 11-15: *Once* to *Quince*
Number 19: *Diecinueve*
The Student practiced counting from one to fifteen in Spanish, learning the Spanish terms for numbers 11-15. They also reviewed color vocabulary and completed counting exercises using images of fruits, sea creatures, and other objects. The Student was assigned to review the material at home.
Color Recognition in Spanish
Basic Questioning in Spanish
Counting Objects in Spanish
Numbers 11-15 in Spanish
The class focused on Spanish pronunciation and basic vocabulary, with a focus on challenging sounds and essential words for daily conversation. The student practiced vowel and consonant sounds, learned rules for letters with multiple pronunciations, and reviewed numbers. The student was assigned to review key vocabulary and number pronunciation for the next session.
The Letter 'H' in Spanish
Ñ: The Palatal Nasal Consonant
The Letter 'R' and 'RR' in Spanish
The Letter 'J' in Spanish
Spanish Vowel Sounds
The Letter 'C' in Spanish
The Letter 'G' in Spanish
The Student practiced using essential Spanish verbs such as *hacer*, *eschuchar*, *querer*, and *tener* in everyday conversations. They worked on constructing sentences related to ordering food, travel, and expressing wants and needs. The Tutor assigned exercises focusing on these verbs and common phrases for daily use to be completed before the next session.
Expressing Hunger and Thirst: *Tener hambre/sed*
Giving Commands: *Vamos* (Let's go)
Asking *How Much?*: *¿Cuánto es?*
Expressing Actions in the Present Continuous Tense
Verb Conjugation: *Hacer*
*Querer*
and *Tener*
Masculine and Feminine Nouns: *el* vs. *la*
Learning tools used in spanish classes
Game based learning tools
Translation tools
Grammar practice
Interactive quizzes
Dynamic spanish lessons
Chat for quick help
Record lessons
Note taking
Pets are welcomed
Mobile joining

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