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Hello Julia, I am a Spanish teacher (Lic. Letras-UBA) with 31 years of experience. My page in Facebook is: "Lilia Meli Spanish Teacher for Foreigners" and my email is: [email protected] I have sent a private message. Regards, Lilia

Hello, I´ve sent a private message.

There are many ways to learn Spanish, but with a teacher (one to one) it´s faster and sure.

People from Portugal and Brazil have difficulties in understanding, communication each other... but not people from different Spanish countries (accent is different because of the sound, music is related with the aborigin languages, also.

The English spoken in United Kingdom, United States, Canadá, Australia, New Zealand and so on... have differences, also. Reading about History is interesting to understand many things. There are four contries that have received inmigration in America: Canada, United States, Brazil and...

It´s important open the mouth to speak Spanish (and practice exercises). There are only 5 vowels...

There are many styles of learning, but the faster and productive is an individual Spanish class face to face. It gives you selfconfidence. Then, practice conversation with your friends, also. My page in Facebook is: "Lilia Meli Spanish Teacher for Foreigners".

Hi, I´ve have sent a message. Thanks for your interest.

I am a Spanish teacher for foreigners (Lic. in Letras-UBA) with 29 years of experience. Classes are at your place (optional) and online with material included. My page in Facebook is: "Lilia Meli Spanish Teacher for Foreigners" and my email: [email protected] Thank you and regards.

I am a Spanish teacher for foreigners (Lic. in Letras-UBA) 28 years ago.

A key is to open the mouth to pronounce the 5 vowels (a, e, i, o, u) clearly and exaggeratedly. Also, do not pronounce the /r/ with the tip of the tongue...and others. There are special exercises and tongue twisters to work other muscles... and, of course, reading aloud (with and whitout...

I am a Spanish teacher working here (Capital Federal). I have a page in Facebook: Lilia Meli Spanish Teacher for Foreigners and my email: [email protected]

I have found kale in a super "Coto" (Av. Corrientes and Av. J.B.Justo- Villa Crespo) 90 pesos 1 kg. There is written "kale" (with a Spanish pronunciation).

Does anyone know Nick Chilvers ("NickC" in baexpats...)? I was his Spanish teacher until December 24. I have sent many messages asking him the material that I had lent him (3 bilingual English Spanish books, present irregular verb cards and vocabulary cards) and he does not answer. As I need it...

My page in Facebook is "Lilia Meli Spanish teacher for foreigners"