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!
Anaris graduated from La Universidad del Zulia
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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 engaged in a Spanish lesson that included listening comprehension exercises based on stories about couples meeting. They also practiced vocabulary related to 'colecciones' (collections) and introduced the use of definite and indefinite articles. The session concluded with a discussion of common Spanish expressions and article usage, with plans for further exploration of articles.
Navigating Conversational Listening
Spanish Articles: Definite & Indefinite
Vocabulary for Hobbies & Collections
Expressing Emphasis and Acknowledgment
The Tutor outlined the A1 and A2 Spanish curriculum, emphasizing practical speaking skills. Student and Tutor then focused on vocabulary and phrases for expressing hunger and thirst, ordering food, and discussing various food and drink items, including cultural nuances. They also reviewed fruit names and common eating habits, with future lessons planned to incorporate listening comprehension exercises about daily food routines.
Expressing Basic Needs: Hunger and Thirst
Ordering Food and Stating Preferences
Cultural Nuances in Food and Language
Essential Food and Drink Vocabulary
Effective Spanish Learning Strategies
The Student and Tutor practiced Spanish conversational skills and vocabulary related to love and relationships. They analyzed a video about 'the price of love' and worked on a reading comprehension activity involving dating profiles, discussing long-distance relationships. Homework was assigned to prepare a short love story for the next session, and the Tutor provided resources for independent study.
The Dual Meaning of "Querer"
Essential Vocabulary for Love
Relationships
and Price
Discussing Relationship Preferences and Challenges
Storytelling - Sharing Short Love Stories
Boosting Spanish Learning with External Resources
Student and Tutor focused on Spanish reading comprehension and vocabulary, reviewing two texts related to food and culinary experiences. They practiced translating key terms, matching questions to answers, and organizing scrambled sentences. The Tutor offered further assistance via chat for any additional help.
Reading Comprehension and Matching Answers
Understanding Spanish Terms for 'Teacher'
Essential Verbs for Discussing Food and Actions
Basic Spanish Sentence Construction
Spanish Food and Culinary Vocabulary
The Student and Tutor engaged in a Spanish conversation session focused on food and expressing culinary preferences. They practiced vocabulary related to different dishes, flavors, and ingredients, and clarified the grammatical distinction between 'de' and 'con' for describing food components. The Student will explore using their own questions for practice in the next session.
Differentiating 'De' and 'Con' for Ingredients
Expressing Food Preferences and Dislikes
Vocabulary for Hunger and Cravings
Seafood Terminology: Mariscos and Crustáceos
Pronunciation Practice: The Open 'e'
Cultural Significance of 'Compartir la Mesa'
The Student and Tutor practiced Spanish listening comprehension focused on recognizing past tense verbs in narratives. They subsequently covered new vocabulary related to collections and learned the usage of indefinite articles (un, una, unos, unas), along with exclamatory expressions using 'Qué' + adjective. The session also included an in-depth cultural discussion on Latin American history and colloquial terms.
Recognizing Past Tense Verbs in Context
Vocabulary: Personal Collections (Colecciones Personales)
Indefinite Articles: un
una
unos
unas
Exclamatory Expressions with Qué + Adjective
Cultural Nuances: Endearments & Local Slang
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