Professores de Espanhol encontrados: 275

Journalist, Pilot ✈ Traveler Hello! My name is Juan David, and I'm from Bogotá, Colombia. I'm 34 years old, and I’m both a Commercial Pilot and a Journalist. I have a deep passion for teaching and sharing my love for foreign languages and cultures with others. Spanish is my native language, but I started learning French when I was 7, English when I was 8, and Italian when I was 13. I’m also currently studying Portuguese, which is an exciting new challenge for me! So, I’ve been there—I know what it feels like to be a student, and I understand the path from not knowing a single word to becoming bilingual. Welcome to this beautiful experience! I’m sure we’re going to have a lot of fun while learning together. Learning a foreign language isn’t as difficult as many people think—trust me. It just takes practice, patience, confidence, and dedication. In my 15 years of teaching and tutoring, I’ve concluded that having a great time is the best way to learn. So, get ready to share your int...

Hi! My name is Carmen, and I'm a Spanish teacher. Now the obvious things are out of the way, here are some things you may not know. My name means 'poem' in Latin, and I kind of like that. I was born in Granada, a cute city in the south of Spain where Carmen means 'big house with garden'. There, I graduated in philosophy, and learnt there is a word in my language to name the colour clouds turn at sunset. Amazed by that, I moved to Madrid to study arts and, trying to see as many of those clouds as possible, travelled a lot. I ended up in Boston, Massachusetts, where I became a Spanish teacher so I could discuss the details of that colour with everyone (I should add that we discussed other things, too). Back in Madrid, I decided I wanted to know how a human learns to use colours that don't exist in his or her mother tongue, and got a master's degree in Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language. Then I moved to London, where I continued my cloud research for a good while (English skies oft...