Liah Noboa

We start each class with a real life scenario. Whether it’s ordering food, presenting yourself, or writing an email. I use a mix of videos, memes, short texts, or voice notes to introduce the topic in a fun and relatable way. A quick discussion in Spanish helps you get comfortable and ready to start.

If you want to learn Academic Spanish:
- Grammar and structure -> Learn the most important grammar rules, sentence formation, and writing techniques.
- Formal writing practice -> Improve your skills in writing essays, reports, and emails.
- Vocabulary -> Expand your knowledge with academic or professional terms.
- Reading comprehension -> Analyze articles, literature, or news pieces to strengthen your understanding.

If you want to learn day to day Spanish:
- Role playing conversations -> Practice real world situations like small talk, asking for directions, or making plans.
- Pop culture learning -> Pick up expressions and slang from movies, songs, and social media.
- Idioms and slang -> Sound more like a native speaker by learning informal phrases.
- Interactive games -> Have fun with word association, storytelling, or improvisation challenges to reinforce what you’ve learned.

Before we finish, I’ll give you a mini challenge to apply what you learned. Maybe writing a short paragraph, sending a voice note, or finding a meme in Spanish and explaining it. I’ll also share extra resources or a fun task to keep you practicing between lessons.

With this approach, you’ll develop both strong academic skills and real world fluency, making Spanish a natural part of your life in a fun, practical, and stress free manner :)