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Alejandro Rosas

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Spanish classes - Alejandro Rosas

Diploma degree

/ 30 min

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About your spanish tutor

Hola! I'm Alejandro Rosas, a Spanish tutor holding a diploma in Business and Design. With over two years of experience, I specialize in teaching Spanish to adults and students of all levels online and in person. My classes are tailored to suit your unique needs, whether you're a beginner or aiming to enhance your language skills. I focus on making learning engaging and creative, emphasizing practical communication, pronunciation, and cultural insights. Together, we'll work on improving your Spanish skills for real-life situations. From conversational practice to cultural immersion, from pronunciation coaching to vocabulary building, I cover it all. I offer classes for Spanish for beginners, advanced learners, and even specific subjects like Spanish literature, business Spanish, and more. Whether you need help with homework, test preparation strategies, or career guidance in Spanish, I've got you covered. Join me, and let's embark on this exciting journey of mastering Spanish together. Nos vemos en clase!

Alejandro graduated from Algoma University

Alejandro graduated from Algoma University
Alejandro graduated from Algoma University

Spanish tutor language skill

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Pronunciation Coaching

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Cultural Context for Speaking

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Vocabulary Building

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Homework help

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Career guidance

Spanish classes highlights

My teaching approach revolves around immersive conversational practice, interactive dialogues, and vocabulary expansion, ensuring engaging and effective learning. I specialize in teaching a wide range of Spanish subjects, including grammar, vocabulary, literature, and business Spanish. By using a variety of tech tools like interactive platforms, digital resources, and online games, I create dynamic and personalized classes. I cater to a diverse audience of adults, professionals, and students at all levels, including beginners and advanced learners. My strength lies in customizing lessons to meet individual learning goals and fostering a supportive and collaborative environment for successful language acquisition.

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Phonetic drills

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Interactive quizzes

Spanish tutor also teaches

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Spanish

Spanish Listening

Spanish Listening

Spanish Reading

Spanish Reading

Spanish Speaking

Spanish Speaking

Spanish Writing

Spanish Writing

Spanish Grammar & Vocabulary

Spanish Grammar & Vocabulary

Learner types for spanish classes

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Spanish for advanced

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ADHD

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Home schooled

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All Levels

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Spanish for adults

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Spanish concept taught by Alejandro

Student learned 6 days ago

Alejandro taught Ken how to use the verb "gustar" to express liking people in Spanish, focusing on correct conjugations and pronoun usage. Ken practiced sentence construction and identified the correct verb forms in exercises. Alejandro assigned section three of the online exercise as homework and scheduled the next class for Saturday at the same time.

Gustar with People

Reflexive Pronouns (Gustar)

Gustar Conjugation for People

Optional Personal Pronouns

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Student learned 13 days ago

Alejandro and Ken practiced using the verb "gustar" in Spanish, focusing on reflexive pronouns and agreement/disagreement expressions. Ken completed exercises to reinforce his understanding of sentence structure and pronoun usage with "gustar". Homework includes completing additional exercises on "gustar" and filling in the gaps in a reading passage with appropriate expressions.

Emphatic Pronouns (A + Pronoun)

Gustar with Plural Nouns

Agreement/Disagreement Phrases

Verb Gustar Structure

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Student learned 13 days ago

Katie and Alejandro discussed topics ranging from Antarctic expeditions and geographical locations like Tasmania and Patagonia, to cultural elements such as Halloween traditions and fictional characters. They analyzed various images and photographs, touching upon art and photography techniques. There was no specific homework assigned, but the session served as a broad exploration of different subjects.

Ernest Shackleton

Richard Byrd

Mechanical Age (Antarctica)

Heroic Age (Antarctica)

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Student learned about 1 month ago

Alejandro and Dallas practiced Spanish irregular verb conjugations in the present tense, focusing on verbs with stem changes such as e to ie, e to i, o to ue, and u to ue. Dallas worked on forming sentences using these verbs and began an activity to identify a thief based on daily routines. Homework was assigned to conjugate the verbs 'encontrar,' 'volver,' 'recordar,' and 'sonar'.

Irregular Verb Stem Changes (e -> ie)

Irregular Verb Stem Changes (e -> i)

Irregular Verb Stem Changes (o -> ue)

Using 'Jugar' vs. 'Tocar'

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Student learned about 1 month ago

Alejandro and Katie explored Spanish vocabulary and Australian slang terms, discussing their meanings and cultural contexts. They covered food-related slang, culinary traditions, and the significance of certain items in Australian culture. No specific homework or follow-up was mentioned.

Molting (Mudar)

Glandula Uropigial

Pavlova

Lamington

Democracy Sausage

Mondongo

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Student learned about 1 month ago

Alejandro and Ken practiced Spanish, focusing on past and future verb tenses and comparative adjectives. They reviewed daily routines using reflexive verbs in the third person, employing a Mr. Bean video for context and practice. Ken was assigned to practice simple past tense verbs and comparative words for the next session.

Vocabulary: 'Despertar' vs. 'Despertador'

Reflexive Verbs

Third Person Daily Routine

Simple Past Tense (Preterite)

Comparatives (Más/Menos)

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