Delicia Vega
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Spanish classes - Delicia Vega
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
About your spanish tutor
I'm Delicia Vega, a passionate Spanish tutor with a Bachelor's degree and years of experience. Since 2017, I've been immersed in teaching Spanish, specializing in intermediate levels. My specialities include career guidance, cultural immersion, pronunciation coaching, and more. In my classes, we dive into Spanish reading, literature, listening, speaking, grammar, vocabulary, and even business Spanish. I offer personalized learning, focusing on conversational practice, role-playing, and test prep strategies to enhance your skills effectively. I'm comfortable adapting to special needs, ensuring a supportive and inclusive learning environment for all students. Join me to explore the beauty of the Spanish language while achieving your learning goals effortlessly. Let's embark on this exciting language journey together!
Quick homework help and support
85% of students receive homework assistance on time.
Rated 4.9/5 for language progress
Parents report noticeable improvement in their child’s fluency.
Interactive lessons for reading and writing
Students engage in real-world exercises to improve writing and reading.
Spanish tutor language skill
Test prep strategies
Career guidance
Cultural immersion
Conversational Practice
Vocabulary Building
Spanish classes highlights
As a Spanish tutor, I specialize in fostering interactive dialogue and cultural immersion to enhance language acquisition. My classes focus on grammar, vocabulary expansion, and pronunciation training. I offer personalized tutoring in Spanish Listening, Grammar & Vocabulary, Literature, Business, Conversational Skills, Speaking, and Reading. To make learning engaging, I leverage online tools like interactive platforms, videos, and language apps. My approach ensures a comprehensive curriculum aligned with the student's needs. I cater to intermediate-level students, providing dynamic and goal-oriented sessions that guarantee a rapid progress towards language proficiency.

Spanish concept taught by Delicia
Delicia and Brittany dedicated their Spanish lesson to reviewing Halloween vocabulary, emphasizing pronunciation, spelling, and usage in sentences. Brittany actively practiced identifying images with their corresponding Spanish terms and explored cultural references. For homework, Delicia assigned imperatives and offered to review the rules together in their next lesson if necessary.
Pedir vs. Preguntar
Espantapájaros (Scarecrow)
Imperatives (Commands)
"Qué" Expressions
Delicia and Cheyenne engaged in a Spanish language practice lesson, concentrating on vocabulary, idiomatic expressions, and conversational skills. They discussed phrases related to daily life, shared personal anecdotes, and explored cultural references. The pair also reviewed the Spanish phrase 'Lo hice a mi mismo' and made arrangements for their upcoming lesson.
Moretón (Bruise)
Pedir (to ask for)
Ferias (Markets)
Despedir (To fire/dismiss)
Un vs Otro
During a recent Spanish lesson, Delicia assisted Aurora with grammar, specifically focusing on reflexive verbs, the distinction between 'por' and 'para,' and the use of direct and indirect object pronouns. Aurora actively practiced applying these Spanish concepts and received clarification on common points of confusion. To further solidify Aurora's understanding, Delicia assigned additional links for practice on 'por' and 'para'.
Reflexive Verbs
Por vs. Para
Para for Employment
Direct Object Pronouns
Indirect Object Pronouns
Delicia and a student from Whitney M. Young Magnet High School in Chicago reviewed the uses of the Spanish verbs *ser* and *estar*, focusing on the acronyms DOCTOR and PLACE to differentiate their applications. The learner practiced identifying when to use each verb based on various examples related to date, occupation, characteristics, time, origin, relation, position, location, action, condition, and emotion. Delicia sent additional videos on *ser* and *estar* for further study.
Estar (Verb "to be")
Ser & Occupations
Ser & Time/Date
Estar & Present Progressive
Ser (Verb "to be")
Delicia Vega guided a Spanish lesson where a learner from Bunny Trail Estates reviewed the verbs 'ser' and 'estar'. They also practiced vocabulary related to personal information and hobbies, and began working with numbers. The lesson incorporated a video to enhance comprehension and introduce new vocabulary concerning animals, feelings, and seasons. For homework, the learner was assigned to review 'ser' and 'estar' and explore additional resources provided by Delicia.
Expressing Age
Ser vs. Estar
Verb 'Tocar'
Spanish Numbers
Delicia and a student from Garfield engaged in a Spanish lesson, discussing vocabulary and cultural nuances related to drinks and cocktails. The learner focused on ordering drinks and understanding regional soda traditions. They also shared impressions of a video assignment and explored cultural differences in soda preferences. Delicia assigned continued viewing of Dreaming Spanish videos for homework.
Soda (Cultural Context)
Cuba Libre (Cocktail)
Tomar (Verb)
Coke (Regional Dialect)
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Learner types for spanish classes
Learning Disabilities
Spanish for intermediate
Dynamic spanish lessons
Weekend lessons
Chat for quick help
Mobile joining
Note taking
Pets are welcomed
Parent feedback
Record lessons
Learning tools used in spanish classes
Writing prompts
Phonetic drills
Subtitled media
Dictation tools
Speech recognition
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