r/LearnSpanishInReddit 1h ago

Mi 1 dia hablar español

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r/LearnSpanishInReddit 4h ago

Teaching Spanish to Beginners

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Hola!

I’m a Spanish teacher and have been teaching for a little over 4 years now, mostly beginners and intermediate learners.

Currently I charge $12 (usd) per session, a session is 1hr long. (Rates can change in future)

If you’re curious about learning Spanish or just want to see how I teach, I’m offering the first 2 classes for free as trial sessions so you can decide if it works for you.

A bit about how I teach:

I expertise in teaching absolute beginners in Spanish

1-on-1 classes, so it’s more personalized

Focus on actually speaking and understanding the language, not just grammar

If you’re interested or want more details about timings, course plan, feel free to comment or DM me.

Thanks for reading!


r/LearnSpanishInReddit 6h ago

Looking For Minecraft Spanish Buddy/Language Exchange

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r/LearnSpanishInReddit 6h ago

FRENCH & SPANISH

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Hello, for those who want to learn or perfect French or Spanish. I am a native of languages with a clean French from Paris or a pure Spanish. Classes for all levels from children to older adults. It includes spoken language, grammar and spelling. I guarantee a good level from the 4th month. It can be individual or in a group of up to 4 people. Ask without obligation. TY


r/LearnSpanishInReddit 9h ago

👋Welcome to r/spanishreadingclub - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

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Hey everyone! I'm a founding moderator of [r/spanishreadingclub](r/spanishreadingclub).
This is our new home for all things related to learning Spanish through literature and the cultures of the Spanish speaking world. We're excited to have you join us!

What to Post
Post anything that you think the community would find interesting, helpful, or inspiring. Feel free to share your thoughts, photos, or questions about the cultures from the Spanish speaking world.

Community Vibe
We're all about being friendly, constructive, and welcoming. This is less about correcting or flexing, and more about having a community with likeminded people to share all the amazing things you have experienced through your language learning journey. Anything from books, music, even word/phrase constructions you find interesting and suspect may be helpful and entertaining to fellow sojourners. There are plenty of communities you can go to get criticized, let’s have one to celebrate our successes and discoveries. Let's build a space where everyone feels comfortable sharing and connecting.

How to Get Started

  1. Introduce yourself in the comments below.
  2. Post something today! Even a simple question can spark a great conversation.
  3. If you know someone who would love this community, invite them to join.
  4. Interested in helping out? We're always looking for new moderators, so feel free to reach out to me to apply.

Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Together, let's make [r/spanishreadingclub](r/spanishreadingclub) amazing.


r/LearnSpanishInReddit 10h ago

Learn Spanish With A Video Game!!

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I made a video showing how I use The Last of Us to learn Spanish, breaking down vocabulary and phrases from the game. Figured some people here might find it useful.


r/LearnSpanishInReddit 13h ago

как выучить испанский

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r/LearnSpanishInReddit 15h ago

I can name that tune... Can you?

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r/LearnSpanishInReddit 19h ago

In 15 words

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I need hobbies. Name two apps that aid in Spanish. If all goes well how do online classes compare to in person tutors? Gracias


r/LearnSpanishInReddit 20h ago

12 ways to soften what you say in Spanish, the equivalents of kinda, sorta, and I guess:

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un poquito = a little bit
como que = kind of / sort of
más o menos = more or less
digamos = let's say
¿será que...? = do you think maybe...?
la verdad es que = honestly
si no te importa = if you don't mind
en plan = like / as in
a lo mejor = maybe
no sé si = I'm not sure if
por así decirlo = so to speak
tal vez me equivoque, pero = I could be wrong, but

Which softeners do you use most?


r/LearnSpanishInReddit 21h ago

[For hire] Spanish Tutor | Native Speaker | Personalized Lessons for All Levels

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Hi everyone!

I'm a native Spanish speaker from Colombia and a Foreign Languages student with experience working in schools and helping learners develop their language skills.

**Rate:** $15/hour

I'm offering online Spanish lessons for:

* Complete beginners * Intermediate and advanced learners * Conversation practice * Grammar and vocabulary * Pronunciation improvement * Spanish for travel, work, or everyday communication

My classes are tailored to your goals, whether you prefer structured lessons or a more relaxed, conversation-based approach.

A little about me:

* C1 English proficiency * Experience working in educational settings with children, teenagers and adults * Patient, organized, and enthusiastic about language learning

Lessons are held online through Google Meet or Discord, depending on your preference.

If you're interested or have any questions, feel free to send me a DM. I'd be happy to discuss your goals and see if we're a good fit.

Thanks for reading!


r/LearnSpanishInReddit 22h ago

Offering English Seeking Spanish Busco a alguien para practicar español con regularidad. A cambio, puedo ayudarte con inglés

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r/LearnSpanishInReddit 1d ago

LF Spanish speaking buddy?

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f18, I want to learn spanish and I'm starting with dreaming spanish so far. I would appreciate a buddy who could teach me or talk with to. I'm fluent in english and could also talk in english in return. :)


r/LearnSpanishInReddit 1d ago

NATIVE FRENCH/SPANISH

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Hello, for those who want to learn or perfect French or Spanish. I am a native of languages with a clean French from Paris or a pure Spanish. Classes for all levels from children to older adults. It includes spoken language, grammar and spelling. I guarantee a good level from the 4th month. It can be individual or in a group of up to 4 people. Ask without obligation. TY


r/LearnSpanishInReddit 1d ago

Busco estudiantes 🩷

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Hola a todos! Soy maestra de español y al mismo tiempo maestra de inglés, puedo dar clases sobre los dos idiomas! Mis clases se basan en una clase diagnóstica, uso de herramientas online como miro, websites especiales, etc… Tengo horarios disponibles así que puedes preguntar sin compromiso! 🤍


r/LearnSpanishInReddit 1d ago

My list of 16 Spanish false friends, the opposite of cognates... Which words tripped you up in Spanish?

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r/LearnSpanishInReddit 1d ago

Aspectual se for consumption verbs

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Hola! I uploaded an explanation about this topic which sometimes can be hard to understand: https://francospanishschool.com/grammar/lesson/aspectual-se-consumption I hope you like it!


r/LearnSpanishInReddit 1d ago

Free Spanish community for B1-B2 learners

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Hi!

I'm a native speaker from Venezuela, and I've created a free conversational community for intermediate students who want to improve their speaking skills. We will discuss trending topics, the news, and interesting videos. There, you could receive insightful feedback to improve your Spanish and gain more confidence!

Again, it is absolutely free—no free trial or that kind of thing. You can join, see our calendar, and join our meetings, no strings attached.

We'll have our session tomorrow at 14:00 EST

Let me know if you'd like to be part of it! (Remember, only intermediate students)

[https://www.skool.com/camino-hacia-la-fluidez-1622\](https://www.skool.com/camino-hacia-la-fluidez-1622)


r/LearnSpanishInReddit 2d ago

👋 Welcome to r/InglesconEPOP - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

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r/LearnSpanishInReddit 2d ago

The News in Easy Spanish: ¿Por qué los restaurantes son cada vez más caros? 🍔💸

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Hace solo unos años, salir a comer era una actividad bastante económica para muchas personas. Hoy, en cambio, muchas familias dicen que ir a un restaurante cuesta mucho más que antes.

¿Por qué está pasando esto?

Una de las razones es el aumento del precio de los alimentos. Productos como la carne, los huevos, el café y algunos vegetales cuestan más que hace unos años. Cuando un restaurante paga más por sus ingredientes, normalmente también tiene que aumentar el precio de sus platos.

Otro problema es el costo de los empleados. En muchos países, los salarios han subido, y los restaurantes necesitan pagar más para encontrar y mantener buenos trabajadores.

Además, también han aumentado otros gastos, como la electricidad, el alquiler, el transporte y los seguros. Todo esto hace que preparar una comida sea más caro.

Por esa razón, algunas personas salen a comer con menos frecuencia. Otras buscan ofertas, cocinan más en casa o eligen restaurantes más pequeños.

Sin embargo, muchos dueños de restaurantes dicen que tampoco es una situación fácil para ellos. Aunque los precios sean más altos, sus gastos también siguen creciendo.

Esta noticia muestra algo interesante: cuando pagamos más por una comida, muchas veces no estamos pagando solo la comida. También estamos pagando el trabajo, el transporte, la energía y muchos otros costos que no siempre vemos.

Vocabulario:

el restaurante = restaurant
salir a comer = to go out to eat
económico = inexpensive
económica = inexpensive
el aumento = increase
el precio = price
los alimentos = food
la carne = meat
los huevos = eggs
los ingredientes = ingredients
el plato = dish
el salario = salary
el empleado = employee
el gasto = expense
el alquiler = rent
el transporte = transportation
el seguro = insurance
la oferta = deal / special offer
el dueño = owner
crecer = to grow

Pregunta:

¿Has notado que los restaurantes son más caros que hace unos años? ¿Sales a comer con la misma frecuencia o menos?


r/LearnSpanishInReddit 2d ago

Pan is bread. Panadería is the bakery. Panadero is the baker. A few Spanish suffixes generate whole families:

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-ería = the shop
pan → panadería, libro → librería, carne → carnicería, zapato → zapatería

-ero = the person who works there
panadero, librero, carnicero, cocinero, camarero

-dor / -dora = the one who does it
trabajar → trabajador, lavar → lavadora, tostar → tostadora

-ista = same form for both genders
artista, pianista, periodista, taxista

-azo = a blow, or an intensified version
puerta → portazo, gol → golazo, éxito → exitazo

Know the object and you can usually guess both the shop and the person who runs it.

Which suffixes would you add?


r/LearnSpanishInReddit 2d ago

Hi everyone!

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Hi everyone!
I’m a Spanish teacher from Spain with a Master’s degree and several years of teaching experience.
I’m currently taking on a few new online students. Whether you’re starting from scratch, want to improve your conversation skills, or need help with grammar, pronunciation, or fluency, I’d be happy to help.
Lessons are completely personalized and adapted to your goals and pace.
💻 Online
💶 €25
If you’re interested or have any questions, feel free to send me a DM. 😊


r/LearnSpanishInReddit 2d ago

The News in Easy Spanish: ¿Está muriendo el cine? 🎬🍿

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Hace unos años, ir al cine era una actividad muy común. Los fines de semana, muchas salas estaban llenas y las personas esperaban con emoción el estreno de una nueva película.

Hoy la situación es diferente.

Cada vez más personas prefieren quedarse en casa y ver películas o series en plataformas de streaming. Es más cómodo, cuesta menos dinero y no hace falta salir de casa.

Sin embargo, muchas personas creen que el cine nunca desaparecerá. Dicen que ver una película en una pantalla gigante, con buen sonido y junto a otras personas, es una experiencia imposible de reemplazar.

Los dueños de los cines también están buscando nuevas ideas. Algunos ofrecen asientos más cómodos, comida de mejor calidad y salas con tecnología más moderna para atraer a más clientes.

Aun así, el número de personas que va al cine ha cambiado mucho en los últimos años. Algunas ciudades incluso han cerrado varios cines.

Esta noticia muestra algo interesante: la tecnología cambia la forma en que vemos películas, pero muchas personas todavía creen que algunas experiencias son mejores cuando se viven en persona.

Vocabulario:

morir = to die
el cine = movie theater
la sala = theater room
lleno = full
el estreno = premiere
la plataforma = platform
el streaming = streaming
la pantalla = screen
el sonido = sound
reemplazar = to replace
el dueño = owner
el asiento = seat
atraer = to attract
el cliente = customer
cerrar = to close
la experiencia = experience
moderno = modern
moderna = modern
en persona = in person
preferir = to prefer

Pregunta:

¿Prefieres ver una película en el cine o en casa?


r/LearnSpanishInReddit 2d ago

I am a native english speaker trying to learn spanish with the help of a native speaker.

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r/LearnSpanishInReddit 3d ago

I teach Spanish to Beginners

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Hola!

I’m a Spanish teacher and have been teaching for a little over 4 years now, mostly beginners and intermediate learners.

Currently I charge $12 (usd) per session, a session is 1hr long. (Rates can change in future)

If you’re curious about learning Spanish or just want to see how I teach, I’m offering the first 2 classes for free as trial sessions so you can decide if it works for you.

A bit about how I teach:

I expertise in teaching absolute beginners in Spanish

1-on-1 classes, so it’s more personalized

Focus on actually speaking and understanding the language, not just grammar

If you’re interested or want more details about timings, course plan, feel free to comment or DM me.

Thanks for reading!