Carolina Flora Diaz
¡Hola! You have arrived to the beggining of your Spanish journey with Caro. Let’s workout what you need to achieve your goals. ¡Nos vemos!
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Carolina Flora Diaz
Diploma degree
/ 55 min
About your spanish tutor
Hola! I was born and raised in the 17 million people city of Buenos Aires, Argentina. I have a few teachers in my family tree: mum was an IT teacher at college, grandma a piano teacher and auntie a primary school teacher. In the past, I joined my kindy and primary school for a substitute role to teach English, various subjects and computer science to kids, along with private tutoring for teens and adults. Send me a message to start your Spanish journey together. We will set goals and a timeframe for it. I normally teach in a few weeks or months until we achieve that goal and we finish the classes. My approach is friendly and positive. I have good energy to teach and we establish how long you want to study for and goals. I am sure you will succeed and we will plan dynamic and fun exercises for you. Looking forward to studying together! My students are generally travellers to Spain or any other country in LatinAmerica, or younger ones willing to take a Spanish course for life. I teach neutral accent, and adapt to the country you are traveling so I teach you some specific words. I always give you options and synonyms, so you can naturally remember what you can, and are more fluent with vocabulary. Nos vemos! Looking forward to this journey together!
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Spanish concepts taught by Carolina
The tutor and student reviewed Spanish vocabulary related to professions and their workplaces, practicing sentence construction with the present tense. They also covered the correct conjugation of regular verbs and the use of conjunctions, with assigned homework to reinforce these concepts.
Present Continuous Tense
Spanish Professions and Workplaces
Regular Verb Conjugation (Present Simple)
Using 'Estar' vs. 'Ser'
Sentence Structure and Connectors
The student and tutor reviewed Spanish grammar and vocabulary, focusing on verb conjugations ('ser' and 'estar'), noun-adjective agreement, and formal/informal pronouns. The student practiced describing people and places, and they discussed pronunciation and geographical terms. Homework was assigned for the upcoming session.
Introducing Yourself in Spanish
Talking About Others in Spanish
Formal vs. Informal Address (Tú vs. Usted)
Spanish Alphabet and Pronunciation
Gender and Number Agreement in Spanish
The Tutor and Student worked through a Spanish language lesson focusing on pronunciation of difficult letter sounds and expanding vocabulary with specific examples. They practiced reading and understanding words, reviewed numbers and time, and discussed nationalities, with plans to continue reviewing chapter one material.
Spanish Time Telling
Spanish Nationalities and Adjectives of Origin
Spanish Number Construction (Tens and Units)
Spanish Letter Sounds: G
J
H
Spanish Consonant Digraphs
The Tutor and Student worked through a Spanish language textbook, focusing on introductions, personal information, professions, and nationalities. They practiced grammar points related to adjectives of origin and formal vs. informal address, and concluded with an alphabet review and vocabulary exercises.
Spanish Adjectives of Origin
Formal vs. Informal Address in Spanish
Spanish Alphabet Pronunciation
Greetings and Introductions in Spanish
The Tutor and Student reviewed basic Spanish greetings, formal and informal phrases, and punctuation rules. They practiced these concepts through various exercises, including categorizing greetings, filling in dialogues, and completing sentences. The session concluded with a review of topics covered and homework assignment.
Formal Greetings in Spanish
Informal Greetings in Spanish
Spanish Punctuation for Questions and Exclamations
Spanish Farewells
Basic Spanish Phrases for Interaction
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