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




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Camila Obregon
Bachelors degree
/ 55 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!
Meet Camila
Camila graduated from La Salle Univertity


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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.
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Spanish concepts taught by Camila
The Student and Tutor engaged in an extended Spanish conversation session, practicing vocabulary and expression related to global and US politics, including historical figures, current leaders, and societal issues like immigration. The session provided an opportunity for the Student to articulate complex ideas and opinions entirely in Spanish. They also discussed scheduling their next session.
Political Vocabulary & Discourse
Debating Immigration & Social Dynamics
Linguistic Nuances: "Still" vs "Yet"
Information Literacy & Misinformation
Expressing Opinions on Public Figures
Student and Tutor engaged in a Spanish language lesson covering a review of days, months, family descriptions, and colors. The session then introduced extensive food vocabulary, grammar rules for definite and indefinite articles, and the conjugation of the verb 'gustar'. Homework was assigned to describe food items in the student's kitchen using the learned vocabulary and grammatical structures.
Essential Food Vocabulary & Pronunciation
Reviewing Days
Months
& Location Phrases
Colors and Basic Adjective Agreement
The Verb "Gustar": Expressing Likes
Spanish Articles: Gender
Number
The session focused on expanding Spanish vocabulary and practicing grammatical structures through conversation and exercises. Student and Tutor practiced describing past events, identifying household items, and expressing gratitude, with a particular emphasis on the correct use of prepositions. A significant portion of the class was dedicated to introducing and practicing political vocabulary and phrases for expressing opinions and discussing current events. For homework, the Student will prepare a recipe in English to translate into Spanish and practice using the new political vocabulary in structured questions in the next session.
Informal Expressions: 'Pedo' and 'Tirarse un pedo'
Verb Clarification: 'Enseñar' vs. 'Aprender'
The Versatile Word: 'Salud'
Kitchen Vocabulary & Distinguishing 'Ondas' vs. 'Olas'
Essential Political Vocabulary for Discussion
Expressing Gratitude: 'Gracias por' vs. 'Agradecido/a'
Student and Tutor expanded Spanish vocabulary and grammar, specifically reviewing reflexive verbs, their mandatory object pronouns, and object pronouns used with prepositions. They practiced translating practical sentences related to work and learned extensive vocabulary for vacation travel, including cruise ship terms and phrases for asking for and giving directions. For homework, the Student will practice giving directions using the new cruise-related vocabulary.
Reflexive Verbs: Actions Upon Oneself
Verb Conjugation Review: 'Asignar' in Basic Tenses
Expressing Obligation: 'Tener que' + Infinitive
Prepositional Pronouns: With Me
For You
Essential Travel & Directional Vocabulary
Distinguishing Time Expressions: 'Mañana' & 'Tarde'
The session focused on expanding the Student's Spanish vocabulary across several categories, including birthday items, weather, household objects, and various food items like dishes, ingredients, and fruits. The Student actively practiced pronunciation and word recognition through guided exercises and repetition with the Tutor. They also briefly discussed potential rescheduling for the following week.
Essential Greetings & Farewells
Birthday Celebration Vocabulary
Kitchen & Dining Essentials
Breakfast & Main Meal Vocabulary
Fruits
Desserts & Spices
Basic Weather & Temperature
Student and Tutor engaged in a detailed Spanish conversation where the Student described a trip to Belfast, discussing its complex history, political divisions, and a visit to the Titanic museum. The Tutor provided targeted grammar instruction on past tenses and the nuances of 'only' and 'alone' in Spanish, while also discussing the Student's ongoing practice with verb conjugations. Homework for the upcoming week will continue to focus on past tenses, with a plan to introduce specific political and social vocabulary related to resistance and conflict.
Understanding "The Troubles" in Belfast & Related Vocabulary
Distinguishing "Solo" (Only)
"El/La Único/a" (The Only/Unique)
and "Solo/a" (Alone)
Reinforcing Past Tenses: Preterite vs. Imperfect Verbs
Describing Places and Architecture in Spanish
Targeted Vocabulary Acquisition & Repetition Strategy
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Speech recognition
Interactive quizzes
Dictation tools
Writing prompts
Dynamic spanish lessons
Record lessons
Weekend lessons
Open Q&A
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