Maria Reartes
Improve your Spanish for travel, exams, and meaningful connections with friends or your partner
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Maria Reartes
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
About your spanish tutor
I am a passionate Spanish teacher from Argentina with experience helping students from different parts of the world improve their communication skills in a practical and meaningful way. My teaching approach is student-centered, dynamic, and highly personalized. I focus on real-life communication rather than memorization, helping students feel confident speaking Spanish in everyday situations—especially in relationships, social interactions, and cultural contexts. I specialize in working with students who have a Spanish-speaking partner, supporting them in understanding not only the language but also the culture, humor, and way of thinking. My classes are designed to be engaging, relaxed, and relevant, creating a space where students feel comfortable making mistakes and growing. I believe that learning a language is also about building connections, so I aim to make each class a positive and motivating experience. I also adapt materials and topics to each student’s goals, interests, and level, ensuring consistent progress and a truly personalized learning journey. Aáaaaaaáaaáaaaaaaaaaáaaaaaaaaaaaaaaáaaaaaaaaáaaaaaaaaáaaáaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Meet Maria
Maria graduated from Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
Spanish tutor language skill
Pronunciation Coaching
Cultural immersion
Test prep strategies
Cultural Context for Speaking
Vocabulary Building
Role Playing Scenarios
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Learner types for spanish classes
Home schooled
Spanish for beginners
Spanish for kids
Spanish for advanced
Spanish for intermediate
Spanish for adults
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Conversational Spanish
Spanish concepts taught by Maria
The tutor and student reviewed Spanish verb conjugations and practiced forming affirmative and negative sentences in the present tense. They also discussed the use of the present tense for future actions and explored vocabulary related to daily activities and descriptions. The session included preparing for homework assignments focused on describing routines.
Regular Verb Conjugation in Present Tense
Using Present Tense for Future Actions
Forming Negative Sentences
Distinguishing Verb Meanings: 'Trabajar' vs. 'Funcionar'
Question Formation with 'Por qué' and Tone
Verb Conjugation: 'To Have'
Describing Possessions and Personal Items
Descriptive Adjectives
Character and Item Naming Conventions
The Tutor and Student extensively reviewed the uses of the Spanish verb 'ser', focusing on personal information like nationality and marital status, and its application in telling time. They also briefly touched upon the peculiarities of Spanish numbers and the linguistic connections between Romance languages. Homework was assigned on conjugating 'ser' and practicing time-telling expressions.
Spanish Numbers: Curiosities and Structures
Telling Time in Spanish with 'Ser'
Using the Verb 'Ser' for Personal Information
The student and tutor reviewed colors, objects, and activities, and practiced distinguishing between first-person and third-person sentence structures. They also worked on identifying singular and plural nouns and adjectives, and expressing likes and dislikes, with a brief discussion on clothing and upcoming events.
Subject-Verb Agreement in Third Person
Singular vs. Plural Nouns and Adjectives
Expressing Likes and Dislikes
Activities and Hobbies
The Present Tense: Actions
Routines
and Beyond
Verb Conjugation: Adding Information
Spanish Pronouns and Verb Agreement
Regular Verbs vs. Irregular Verbs
Spanish Verb Endings: The Three Pillars
The student practiced using the Spanish verb 'tener' for descriptions and possessions, reinforcing concepts of gender and number agreement with adjectives. They also began exploring the irregular Spanish verb 'ser,' its conjugation, and its uses for personal information and professions, with a focus on pronunciation and noun-adjective agreement. Homework will involve further practice with 'ser' and gender/number agreement.
Verb 'Tener' Usage
Spanish Pronunciation: G and C
Verb 'Ser' vs. 'Estar'
Gender and Number Agreement in Professions
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Grammar practice
Game based learning tools
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