Top Spanish Teachers by Paula Oliveri

Diferencias entre el español de Argentina y el español de España

🌎 Learn Spanish with a Native Teacher – Online or In-Person! 🗣️ (Buenos Aires)
¡Hola! Are you ready to speak Spanish with confidence?

I’m a native Spanish teacher with 20 years of experience helping students of all levels improve their language skills. Whether you’re a total beginner, brushing up for travel, or preparing for an exam (like DELE or SIELE), I create personalized lessons just for you.

✅ Native Spanish speaker
✅ Friendly, patient, and experienced
✅ Lessons tailored to your goals and level
✅ Flexible scheduling (mornings, evenings, weekends)
✅ Online via Teams / Google Meet or in-person (depending on location)

📚 What we can work on:
• Conversation practice
• Grammar and vocabulary
• Pronunciation and fluency
• Business or travel Spanish
• Exam preparation

🎁 Free trial class (20 minutes) to see if we’re a good fit!

🔗 Contact me today to book your free trial or ask any questions!

PAULA
[email protected]
www.topspanishteachers.weebly.com

¡Nos vemos pronto!

TOP SPANISH TEACHERS Top Spanish Teachers is a professional spanish teacher in Buenos Aires, Argentina with a course designed for each need. Spanish for travelers, medical spanish, spanish and literature, spanish and tango, online spanish lessons, travel services

✅ Don’t say “Estoy embarazada” unless… you actually are 😅

Many English speakers accidentally say “Estoy embarazada” thinking it means “I’m embarrassed”…
But it actually means: “I’m pregnant!” 🤰

If you want to say embarrassed, say:
✔️ Estoy avergonzado/a

✅ Correct examples:
• Me caí en la calle… ¡qué vergüenza!
• Estaba avergonzada en la reunión.

👉 Save this post so you don’t make that mistake! 😄

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