Camila Obregon
Learn to speak confidently with a La Salle University tutor who brings energy and culture into every session




Spanish classes - Camila Obregon
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
About your spanish tutor
I'm Camila Obregon, a dedicated tutor with a Bachelor's degree in language education. With 8 years of experience in teaching Spanish, I specialize in providing classes for intermediate students. My passion lies in offering personalized classes tailored to enhance conversational skills, cultural immersion, and pronunciation coaching. I also excel in guiding students through Spanish literature, grammar, and vocabulary. Whether you need help with academic Spanish, business language, or simply want to improve your Spanish fluency, I am here to support you every step of the way. Let's embark on this language learning journey together!
Camila graduated from La Salle Univertity


Spanish classes highlights
My teaching methodology is a blend of grammar-focused instruction, cultural immersion, interactive dialogue, immersive conversation practice, and honing writing skills. Specializing in a wide array of subjects like Spanish, Spanish Literature, Grammar & Vocabulary, Academic Spanish, and more, I utilize tech tools such as online platforms, communication apps, interactive whiteboards, and educational software to create engaging and personalized classes. Catering to intermediate Spanish learners, my approach is tailored to foster a deep understanding of the language and culture, ensuring students grasp concepts effectively. By incorporating diverse teaching methods and utilizing technology, I aim to make the learning experience enriching and enjoyable, ultimately empowering students to excel in their language journey.
Spanish tutor language skill
Homework help
Spanish language skill
Test prep strategies
Role Playing Scenarios
Cultural immersion
Meet Camila

Spanish concept taught by Camila
Camila worked with a student on basic Spanish vocabulary, including greetings, numbers, seasons, and body parts. The learner, who attends Queens College, practiced pronunciation and counting, and Camila used songs to reinforce the lesson. They reviewed the material with the intention of meeting again tomorrow.
Spanish Numbers (1-10)
Spanish Seasons
Spanish Body Parts
Spanish Greetings
Camila and a student from the University of Texas at Arlington practiced Spanish vocabulary related to days of the week, family, colors, months, food, and animals. The learner focused on constructing sentences to describe their schedule and preferences. Camila recommended watching the movie "Shrek" in Spanish for further language exposure.
Basic Questions (Spanish)
Animals (Spanish)
Colors (Spanish)
Days of the Week (Spanish)
Camila tutored a student from Horizon High School in a Spanish lesson that built foundational communication skills. They practiced Spanish greetings, numbers up to 26, colors, animal names, and clothing vocabulary. The student also learned how to describe the weather and express symptoms of illness in Spanish. For homework, Camila assigned reviewing the clothing vocabulary.
Basic Greetings
Spanish Colors
Farm Animals Vocabulary
Clothing Vocabulary
Weather Expressions
A Spanish lesson for students from Trinity University in San Antonio focused on reviewing vocabulary for illnesses and practicing verb conjugations using the Wingy platform. The learners also worked on reading comprehension with a passage about monarch butterflies. One student was assigned to complete an irregular verbs exercise, answer questions about the butterfly reading, and listen to the song "El Adorado." They will read about whales together in their next lesson.
Reflexive Verbs
Mucho vs. Muy
Verb 'Creer'
Spanish Body Aches
A Hofstra University student in Hempstead practiced Spanish translation and grammar, with a particular focus on past tense conjugations and reflexive verbs. Conversational exercises were used to solidify these concepts. For cultural context, the student received recommendations for the TV show 'I May Destroy You' and the movie 'K-pop Demon Hunters.' Homework included reading Christopher Columbus, Chapter 105, and the upcoming lesson will delve into the topic of water (agua).
Present Perfect Tense (Spanish)
Past Participle Formation (Regular Verbs)
Reflexive Verbs in Present Perfect
Vocabulary: Equivocado
During a Spanish lesson, a learner from Chinatown practiced conversational skills, focusing on family vocabulary, expressing feelings, and conjugating AR verbs in the present tense. Homework was assigned, requiring them to conjugate verbs and answer questions. Their next lesson is set for Friday at 1 PM to continue practicing verb conjugations.
Question Words for Place
AR Verb Conjugation
Asking for Price
Manejar vs. Llevar
Spanish tutor also teaches
Spanish
Spanish Listening
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Spanish Writing
Spanish Grammar & Vocabulary
Academic Spanish
Learner types for spanish classes
Home schooled
ADHD
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Spanish for intermediate
Dynamic spanish lessons
Open Q&A
Mobile joining
Pets are welcomed
Record lessons
Note taking
Learning tools used in spanish classes
Interactive quizzes
Speech recognition
Dictation tools
Language simulations
Translation tools
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