Pegah Nemati
Art University of Tehran graduate offering immersive, thoughtfully structured Spanish classes
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Spanish classes - Pegah Nemati
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
About your spanish tutor
I'm Pegah Nemati, a Bachelors-educated Spanish tutor with over 3 years of experience. My passion for the Spanish language and culture drives me to make learning engaging and effective for all my students. I specialize in various areas like Career Guidance, Cultural Immersion, and Vocabulary Building to cater to diverse learning needs. My classes cover a wide range of subjects from Academic Spanish to Spanish Literature, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience. Whether you're a beginner, intermediate, or advanced student, I offer personalized classes tailored to your level. For those seeking specialized support, I provide Homework Help, Pronunciation Coaching, and Test Prep Strategies. I believe in creating a dynamic learning environment where students can thrive. By incorporating interactive activities like Role Playing Scenarios and Conversational Practice, I aim to enhance your speaking and comprehension skills. Additionally, I offer support for students with special needs, ensuring an inclusive and supportive learning journey for all. Join me for a fun and effective Spanish learning experience. Let's embark on this exciting language journey together!
Spanish classes highlights
Teaching Spanish is more than just learning a language; it's about immersing oneself in the culture. My classes focus on vocabulary expansion, interactive dialogue, writing skills, immersive conversations, and speaking practice. For a personalized touch, I adapt the curriculum to cater to Spanish for kids, beginners, intermediates, adults, and advanced learners. I utilize a range of tech tools, including online platforms, interactive apps, and multimedia resources to create engaging and interactive lessons. By incorporating Spanish literature, listening exercises, travel Spanish, and academic writing, I ensure a holistic learning experience. Additionally, I encourage group activities to enhance collaborative skills and provide individualized attention to each student to meet their unique learning needs effectively.
Pegah graduated from Art university of Tehran

Spanish tutor language skill
Cultural immersion
Test prep strategies
Role Playing Scenarios
Vocabulary Building
Homework help
Spanish language skill

Spanish concept taught by Pegah
The session concentrated on Spanish grammar, particularly the uses of 'I' versus 'estar' to indicate existence and location, respectively. The Student completed exercises to reinforce these concepts and reviewed days of the week. The Tutor assigned additional exercises focusing on 'ser' and 'estar' conjugations and vocabulary practice for the next session.
Answering Questions with 'Hay'
Ser vs. Estar
Using 'Hay
' 'Está
' and 'Están'
Days of the Week in Spanish
The Student practiced describing clothes in Spanish, focusing on using 'ser' and 'estar' correctly with adjectives, materials, and patterns. The session included a listening exercise to improve comprehension of spoken Spanish, especially regarding clothing descriptions and prices. Homework was assigned to re-listen to the audio, transcribe expressions used to describe clothes, and utilize resources like WordReference for accurate translations.
Ser vs. Estar
Describing Clothes: 'Es' vs. 'Es de'
Vocabulary for Clothing
Understanding Spoken Spanish
Spanish Alphabet and Pronunciation
Pegah and Tim reviewed Spanish vocabulary and grammar related to daily routines, adverbs of frequency, and describing personality traits. Tim practiced using 'antes de' and 'después de' with infinitives, agreeing/disagreeing with statements, and conjugating verbs in the present tense. Pegah assigned exercises on adverbs of frequency and describing people, and they planned to discuss the verb 'gustar' in more detail next session.
Daily Routine Expressions
Personality Adjectives
Verb 'Gustar' (To like)
Reflexive Verbs
Adverb 'Nunca' (Never) Rule
Pegah taught Eugene about Spanish irregular verbs, including first-person irregularities, stem-changing verbs (e to ie, o to ue), and highly irregular verbs like "ir" and "ser." Eugene practiced conjugating these verbs and discussed daily routines. As homework, Eugene was assigned exercises to practice irregular verbs and to write about his daily routine using the new vocabulary and grammar.
Hat Verbs (First Person Irregular)
Boot Verbs (Stem-Changing)
Reflexive Verbs
Conocer vs. Saber
Irregular Verbs (General)
Pegah and Sean practiced expressing likes and dislikes in Spanish using "gustar," agreeing/disagreeing, and describing physical appearances with adjectives and the verbs "ser" and "tener." Sean practiced describing himself and others. Pegah assigned slides and exercises for further practice.
Agreeing/Disagreeing (Me Too/Me Neither)
Physical Descriptions (Ser vs. Tener)
Adjective Agreement
Gustar Verb Usage
Pegah tutored Maddie in Spanish, focusing on expressing time, understanding and using reflexive verbs, and describing daily routines. Maddie practiced conjugating reflexive verbs and answered comprehension questions based on a listening exercise about a person's daily schedule. They concluded by discussing Maddie's own daily routine in Spanish.
Non-Reflexive Verbs for Meals
Conjugating Reflexive Verbs
Reflexive Verbs
¿Qué hora es? vs. ¿A qué hora?
Learner types for spanish classes
Home schooled
Spanish for beginners
Spanish for intermediate
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Spanish for kids
Spanish for adults
All Levels
Spanish for advanced
Dynamic spanish lessons
Chat for quick help
Parent feedback
Note taking
Weekend lessons
Mobile joining
Open Q&A
Chat for quick help
Learning tools used in spanish classes
Speech recognition
Interactive quizzes
Translation tools
Subtitled media
Writing prompts
Spanish tutor also teaches
Spanish
Spanish Listening
Spanish Writing
Academic Spanish
Spanish Literature
Travel Spanish

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