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Hi all,
I live in Saydo Park Mollina and I am looking for Spanish language lessons free or to pay.
I was told that there maybe free lessons starting at the town hall but cannot find anything on their website can anybody shed some light on this for me.
TIA Mike
Hi There
I live at 1 Palm Court Saydo
I go to spanish lessons organised by the local council 3 euros a lesson
Contact Miriam email [email protected]
Good Luck Royston
If you have a problem let me know [email protected]
I will speak to her next time I go
Miriam on second floor of town hall does the 3 euro a hour long lesson
Hi Mike. I read your post with interest. I realise you put it up a year or 2 ago. My name is Jamie and my aim is to teach Spanish to the expats. I am English (but currently live in Wales).. Although not a qualified teacher I have been studying for years and believe I can help the beginners to get by. With the use of Skpe or Zoom it is now easy to do overseas. I plan to visit Costa Del Sol for a "research trip" in spring to see the feesability, and the areas where it is likely to get the most benefit. (This is all subject to travel restrictions which I hope will be lifted by then)
Do you think there would be an interest, and would you, or anyone you know, be keen?
Any tips you can give on how to go about this would be appreciated. I am happy to do video calls (free of charge) to build up a rapport with people to see if they enjoy it. I have my own method and have published a book on Amazon aimed at Spanish for Complete beginners.
I am happy to discuss this with anyone who may benefit.
Best Regards to you all, in these unprecedented times , and stay safe.
Jamie Harris
JHarris wrote on Tue Oct 27, 2020 12:49am:
Hi Mike. I read your post with interest. I realise you put it up a year or 2 ago. My name is Jamie and my aim is to teach Spanish to the expats. I am English (but currently live in Wales).. Although not a qualified teacher I have been studying for years and believe I can help the beginners ...
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...to get by. With the use of Skpe or Zoom it is now easy to do overseas. I plan to visit Costa Del Sol for a "research trip" in spring to see the feesability, and the areas where it is likely to get the most benefit. (This is all subject to travel restrictions which I hope will be lifted by then)
Do you think there would be an interest, and would you, or anyone you know, be keen?
Any tips you can give on how to go about this would be appreciated. I am happy to do video calls (free of charge) to build up a rapport with people to see if they enjoy it. I have my own method and have published a book on Amazon aimed at Spanish for Complete beginners.
I am happy to discuss this with anyone who may benefit.
Best Regards to you all, in these unprecedented times , and stay safe.
Jamie Harris
Personally I think there is a need. We do not have a 3 euro class option around where I live AND the classes that I have taken have left me shaken !! They go so fast and its quite impossible to follow along after the 3rd class. Learning Spanish is a very big deal indeed and it will take a long slow time. I have taken private lessons but those were hopeless. I have also done the DuoLingo etc. I do believe the people who are offering private lessons are actually still quite busy but how true that is I cannot know for sure.
From my perspective the challenge is trying to make it affordable enough that one can do sessions once or preferably twice per week. Perhaps with Zoom (or whatnot) you could have several people on all at the same pace. That is really the key I think, that people are all at the same learning level and age group. If you have some young Europeans who speak other languages they will catch on alot quicker than a retiree who has only spoken English their entire life. This is what I have experienced anyway.
I am interested in hearing about your method. Thanks for the intro. Kerri
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Kerri wrote on Sun Nov 1, 2020 2:44pm:
Personally I think there is a need. We do not have a 3 euro class option around where I live AND the classes that I have taken have left me shaken !! They go so fast and its quite impossible to follow along after the 3rd class. Learning Spanish is a very big deal indeed and it w...
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...ill take a long slow time. I have taken private lessons but those were hopeless. I have also done the DuoLingo etc. I do believe the people who are offering private lessons are actually still quite busy but how true that is I cannot know for sure.
From my perspective the challenge is trying to make it affordable enough that one can do sessions once or preferably twice per week. Perhaps with Zoom (or whatnot) you could have several people on all at the same pace. That is really the key I think, that people are all at the same learning level and age group. If you have some young Europeans who speak other languages they will catch on alot quicker than a retiree who has only spoken English their entire life. This is what I have experienced anyway.
I am interested in hearing about your method. Thanks for the intro. Kerri
Thank you for your reply. I will send you a private message with my contact info. i am used to Skype - as only just signed up with Zoom and new to me. If you have Skype - even better otherwise will try zoom. I am happy to get started asap - what about you.. I would love to get you up and running soon. Will be in touch. Regards Jamie..
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Kerri wrote on Sun Nov 1, 2020 2:44pm:
Personally I think there is a need. We do not have a 3 euro class option around where I live AND the classes that I have taken have left me shaken !! They go so fast and its quite impossible to follow along after the 3rd class. Learning Spanish is a very big deal indeed and it w...
Read more...
...ill take a long slow time. I have taken private lessons but those were hopeless. I have also done the DuoLingo etc. I do believe the people who are offering private lessons are actually still quite busy but how true that is I cannot know for sure.
From my perspective the challenge is trying to make it affordable enough that one can do sessions once or preferably twice per week. Perhaps with Zoom (or whatnot) you could have several people on all at the same pace. That is really the key I think, that people are all at the same learning level and age group. If you have some young Europeans who speak other languages they will catch on alot quicker than a retiree who has only spoken English their entire life. This is what I have experienced anyway.
I am interested in hearing about your method. Thanks for the intro. Kerri
Hi Kerri, just read your post and agree wholeheartedly with you re trying to learn Spanish. I have tried a few methods, but my memory is not the best so retaining what I have learnt is a big problem for me. My hubby is doing a lot better, but still struggles. You are not alone and it is so frustrating.
JHarris wrote on Mon Nov 2, 2020 8:05pm:
Thank you for your reply. I will send you a private message with my contact info. i am used to Skype - as only just signed up with Zoom and new to me. If you have Skype - even better otherwise will try zoom. I am happy to get started asap - what about you.. I would love to get you up ...
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...and running soon. Will be in touch. Regards Jamie..
Hi Jamie, I have moved to Spain and along with another friend, we are interested to in learning Spanish conversation at a reasonable pace.
Pls feel free to email me
[email protected] if you wish
Thank you & good luck
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Hi Good Morning
Learning Spanish is difficult so I cant learn the language completely
I only want to be able to learn enough to converse generally
I am 78 so to be able to learn is difficult
Kind regards
Royston wrote on Thu Jan 27, 2022 8:17am:
Hi Good Morning
Learning Spanish is difficult so I cant learn the language completely
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I only want to be able to learn enough to converse generally
I am 78 so to be able to learn is difficult
Kind regards
Good Morning,
It's never is too late to do something, the best is yet to come. Most of my students are beginners and we start from scratch.
You can try a 30 minute free trial lesson without the obligation to continue and decide later whether to continue or not.
Kind Regards.
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