Anaris Silva
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Anaris Silva
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
About your spanish tutor
If you want to learn Spanish, you’ve come to the right place! I can be the patient and experienced tutor you’ve been looking for. With more than seven years of teaching, I understand the different challenges learners face and adapt to your unique needs, goals, and learning style. My approach is practical and student-centered, I believe the best way to learn a language is by using it. That’s why most of our lessons will be focused on active practice: speaking, listening, and applying what you learn in real-life contexts. No matter your level, I’ll guide you step by step, making sure each lesson moves you closer to fluency while keeping the process engaging and tailored to you. Language learning isn’t one-size-fits-all, so I adjust my methods to fit your pace, interests, and objectives. Whether you're preparing for travel, work, exams, or just personal growth, I’ll help you build confidence and see steady progress. Let’s make Spanish a natural part of your life, one conversation at a time! Ready to get started? ¡Vamos!
Meet Anaris
Anaris graduated from La Universidad del Zulia

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Learner types for spanish classes
Spanish for intermediate
Spanish for advanced
Spanish for kids
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Spanish classes highlights
1. I Adapt to You I don’t believe in rigid, one-size-fits-all lessons. Instead, I tailor everything to your goals—whether you’re learning for travel, work, exams, or just for fun. Your pace, your interests, your needs—that’s what shapes our lessons. 2. We Learn by Doing I keep grammar explanations short and sweet because real fluency comes from practice. Around 80% of our time is spent speaking, listening, and applying Spanish in realistic ways—so you build confidence fast. 3. I’m Patient & Supportive With over 7 years of teaching, I know how tricky language learning can be. Mistakes? Totally normal! I create a relaxed space where you can experiment, ask questions, and improve without pressure. 4. Clear, Step-by-Step Progress I break things down so you always see measurable progress. No overwhelming info dumps—just steady, logical steps that keep you motivated and moving forward. 5. Real-World Spanish I focus on what you’ll actually use. Need conversational skills? Work vocabulary? Cultural nuances? We’ll prioritize what matters most to you. My Philosophy in One Line: "I don’t just teach you Spanish, I help you expierence it, with lessons that fit your life and learning style."
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Spanish concepts taught by Anaris
Student and Tutor focused on differentiating between the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish. They worked through examples to understand how one describes main, completed actions while the other provides background or ongoing descriptions. The session concluded with a cultural discussion on historical terms and their linguistic origins.
Preterite vs. Imperfect: Main Action vs. Description
The Preterite: Completed Actions (Main Events)
The Imperfect: Ongoing Actions & Descriptions
Contextual Usage: Building Narrative with Past Tenses
Verbs like *Estar* and *Ser* in Past Tenses
The Student and Tutor practiced Spanish vocabulary related to personality traits, focusing on pronunciation and the definitions of various adjectives. They also reviewed a common grammatical difference in expressing age in Spanish. Although an interactive game couldn't be played due to technical issues, they discussed future plans to practice 'ser' and 'estar' verbs and essential conversational phrases.
Vocabulary for "Bald" - Calvo vs. Baldo
The Learning Process: Embracing Struggle
Introduction to "Ser" vs. "Estar" Distinction
Expressing Age with "Tener"
Spanish Personality Adjectives
The Student and Tutor focused on Spanish vocabulary related to city places and how to give and understand directions. They practiced identifying landmarks, learned prepositions for location, and worked through a role-play scenario for giving directions. The concepts covered will be reviewed in the next session.
City Landmarks and Places (Lugares de la Ciudad)
Street Elements and Traffic Vocabulary (Elementos de la Calle y Tráfico)
Prepositions of Location (Preposiciones de Lugar)
Asking for and Giving Basic Directions (Pedir y Dar Direcciones Básicas)
Essential Verbs for Seeking Assistance (Verbos Clave para Asistencia)
The Student and Tutor had a Spanish language session focused on preparing for travel to Spain. They discussed regional linguistic differences, learned travel-specific vocabulary, practiced listening comprehension with native speakers and regional accents, and reviewed common Spanish colloquialisms and expressions. The session concluded with the Tutor emphasizing the value of consistent practice.
Regional Spanish: Vos vs. Tú
Essential Travel Vocabulary for Spain
Cultural Insights: Pintxos and 'Pub Crawl'
Euskera: The Basque Language
Common Spanish Expressions for Conversation
The Student and Tutor practiced differentiating between the preterite and imperfect past tenses in Spanish. They focused on understanding when to use each tense for actions, descriptions, and habitual occurrences in the past. The Tutor assigned follow-up practice on telling stories using a combination of both tenses.
Understanding Spanish Past Tenses: Imperfecto vs. Pretérito
The Imperfecto: Describing States and Routines
The Pretérito: Narrating Specific Actions and Events
Combining Imperfecto and Pretérito for Rich Storytelling
The Student and Tutor practiced Spanish reading comprehension, vocabulary, and conversational skills, working through texts about street food and Mexican wrestling. They clarified new vocabulary, practiced sentence ordering, and discussed lifestyle recommendations. For homework, the Student was assigned to practice using specific explanatory phrases for the next class.
Mastering Spanish Sentence Structure and Word Order
Formulating Lifestyle Recommendations in Spanish
Describing Lifestyles and Daily Habits
Spanish Reading & Contextual Vocabulary: Food and Lifestyle
Causal Connectors: 'Porque' and 'Puesto que'
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Grammar practice
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Dynamic spanish lessons
Parent feedback
Weekend lessons
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