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  • What can you do with your Spanish?

    • - You can find a better job at home or even abroad abroad,
    • - You can pass a language exam
    • - You can travel throughout Central and South America.

  • What do you need to learn a language?

    • - A computer with an internet connection
    • - A dose of determination

  • Unlocking the secret: special language learning techniques

    • - Your own pace, and you can learn according to your with a qualified professional language teacher.
    • - You don't need to travel to learn
    • - You don't need to sit at a desk
    • - You can use the latest e-learning and online learning

Why would you benefit from learning Spanish with us?

  • we will strengthen your language skills
  • get to know the cultural values and delicacies associated with the language.
  • The largest group consists of a maximum of 4 people, but of course you can be a private student or a member of a group of 4. a private student or a member of a two-person group.
  • adaptable to your schedule
  • we train you according to your goal: tell us what you want to do. utilize your language skills and we will help you achieve your goal
  • you can also learn the delicacies of the language
  • You can learn the language more easily with our software for e-learning software that supports in-depth learning

Why Spanish?

A mind without ambition is like a bird without wings. - Salvador Dali

Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world: it is the mother tongue of more than 400 million people. million people. So, perhaps unsurprisingly, in addition to English, it is one of the languages that are particularly useful to know. Although everyone remembers Spain as Spanish, that's not all: Spanish is an official language in more than 20 countries

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SPANISH A1 / A2 - BEGINNER

  • forms of introduction and greetings
  • verb system and conjugation
  • terms related to shopping and restaurants
  • elements of the main dialog

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Some interesting facts about the Spanish language

Spanish or Español, the official languages of the Kingdom of Spain, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Cuba, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Cuba, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Costa Rica and Panama, as well as the de facto official languages of. Mexico, Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay. Spanish is also listed as an official language of Bolivia, Paraguay, and Equatorial Guinea. Approximately 489 million people speak this native language.

Spanish is the second language spoken by the majority of native speakers. Spanish is one of the few languages that also uses backwards questioning and exclamation marks.

As one of the Neo-Latin languages, Spanish also derived from common Latin, but, in addition to the Latin, Arabic was also a major influence. According to some accounts, the Spanish capital Madrid got its name in the 8th century when the Rio Manzanares was called "al Magrit" in Arabic, which means "source of water". The area around the river was first called Mairit, meaning "water", then Magherit, meaning "place of water", then Matrit and finally Madrid, the name of the Spanish capital, still known today.

In Spain and most Spanish-speaking countries in South America, children's names are traditionally consist of several parts, first names and several surnames, with the first surname is the father's and the second is the first surname of the mother.

Two of the most influential artists of the 20th century, and perhaps of all time, Spanish origins, Pablo Ruiz Picasso, one of the pioneers of the Cubism movement, and Salvador Domi, known as Salvador Dali, who was the leading artist of Surrealism.

The first modern novel was written by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra of Spanish of Spanish descent. The novel, published in 1605, was given the title Noble Don Quixote de la Mancha. As for fictional characters, in Spanish-speaking culture, the work of the Tooth Fairy is performed by Ratoncito Perez or Perez Maus, who gives children milk teeth in in exchange for a gift.

We have come to the last curiosity of our expedition.... Did you know that Pheasant Island belongs to Spain six months of the year and France the other six months of the year? Since it is March, the island is under Spanish rule.

"The more you read, the more you learn. The more you learn, the more places you can get." - Dr. Seuss