Language learning with academic support from qualified teachers
We guarantee high quality training
We have only native speakers and certified tutors
The ability to cancel and reschedule a lesson at any time
100% secure payment guarantee
I teach: Spanish
active students: 278
lessons: 9875
Professional Spanish Tutor with 25 Years of Experience for All Levels
Teacher's specialization:
Conversational Spanish
Intensive Spanish
Business Spanish
Spanish for study
Spanish for traveling
DELE Exam
SAT Exam
SIELE Exam
Learning spoken Spanish
Corresponds to Oxford certification
Teacher's specialization:
Conversational Spanish
Intensive Spanish
Business Spanish
Spanish for study
Spanish for traveling
DELE Exam
SAT Exam
SIELE Exam
Learning spoken Spanish
Blanca
Carmen is a wonderful person and a great teacher. She divides the class into segments, each one has a specific topic. Carmen explains everything clearly and in details. I enjoy learning, and every time I get a lot of new knowledge. My level of Spanish has improved dramatically in three months of studying.
Need help choosing a tutor?
If you cannot find a suitable tutor, we will do our best to provide the assistance based on your needs
Leave a request- Home
- Learning spoken Spanish
Spanish language test preparation
Spanish language specialties
The Benefits of Speaking Spanish
- Most linguists will agree that Spanish is a very easy language to learn. Spanish spelling, pronunciation and grammar are not difficult. Of course, in practice, much depends on your native language and motivation, but you will need to take the time to learn Spanish if you want to succeed. Besides, Spanish is good because it is very similar to other Romance languages such as Italian, Portuguese, and French.
- There are over 42 million Spanish speakers in the United States alone, making it the second most widely spoken language in the country. If you know Spanish well, you'll be able to communicate with nearly 500 million people around the world. You'll also have more job opportunities, especially in the U.S., where preference is given to those who are fluent in English and Spanish.
- Spanish is also one of the official languages of the European Union, and is spoken by a significant number of people in many European countries such as France, Germany, and Switzerland, as well as in the United Kingdom. In many countries, it is offered as a second language at school and university after English.
The support team will help you find the best teacher
Questions and answers
Why is it important to learn Spanish?
There are currently approximately 580 million Spanish speakers worldwide; that's 7.6% of the world's population. In fact, Spanish is the second most widely spoken language in the world and the third most widely used language on the Internet after English and Chinese.
How long does it take to learn Spanish?
It takes the average person between 575 and 600 hours to get from zero to fluent Spanish. Fluency is difficult to determine because everyone progresses at different rates and there are many contributing factors.
Why are the exclamation points and question marks inverted in Spanish?
The inverted question mark was adopted around 1754, when the Royal Academy recommended the use of this symbol to indicate the beginning of a question in written Spanish, such as "¿Cuántos años tienes?" The institution also ordered the same system of inverted symbols for exclamatory expressions using the symbols "¡" and "!"
Does Spanish have dialects?
Spanish spoken in Spain is different from Spanish in Argentina. Spanish is quite varied when it comes to spoken form, varying to different degrees from one country to another, especially in pronunciation and vocabulary. Variations exist not only between European Spanish and Spanish in the Americas, but also in many different dialects of Spain and Latin America.
What is DELE?
DELE is an official document certifying the degree of competence and knowledge of Spanish, issued by the Instituto Cervantes on behalf of the Spanish Ministry of Education. It corresponds to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) and ranges from A1 (Beginner) to C2 (Proficiency).
Check out our Student Reviews
