I'm a Senior Operations Associate, I'm native spanish speaker so I understand how confusing it can be for a beginner... I use a particular method for each person, depending on their personal interest and level with the language. My main focus is pronunciation, adjectives and descriptive words. I like to aim for subject of interest for the students because it makes easier and fun to learn Spanish when is related to something they enjoy. I try to keep a fun and easy going channel of conversation and I'm open to doubts and questions. Spanish is different for different places I have lived in Venezuela, Peru, Chile, Colombia and the US and every country has different words, different accents and different meaning for some words and context for some sentences. But they all use a base line that we can approach depending on your personal interest, so don't be shy and let get started on your learning journey from: "Hola, ¿Cómo está?" To "He aprendido español con un amigo que me enseñó a ordenar los mejores platos de la comida típica de acá". And if you are focused on a business interest we can make the approach on your pronunciation so you can give better presentations, understand inquiries and even understand those little local frases that aren't in the dictionary and can be of great help integrating you with your team, group or clients. We can go at your speed but achieving one milestone at the time and I'm sure you will enjoy the experience.