Taty's Spanish Classes

🌿 “En el Parque Nacional Corcovado, la naturaleza no pide permiso para impresionar.” 🌿

📚 🌟I am thrilled to announce that one of my Spanish students has written this wonderful book, which I had the honor and privilege of translating into Spanish.

In addition, the book has been accepted into the National Library of El Salvador (BINAES), the largest and most modern library in Central America.

Thanks to this project, many Salvadoran children will be able to enjoy the book 🌟📚 https://a.co/d/00PocOUY

🇪🇸❄️ The winter is also a perfect season to learn languages ❄️🇪🇸

📚🧸These are my dear Wolf and Ozzie 🧸📚
They started learning Spanish with me two years ago, back when they were so little and full of curiosity. Today, watching them speak Spanish with such confidence and fluency fills my heart in the most beautiful way. Walking alongside them on this journey has been a true gift, and I’m deeply excited to continue supporting them as they grow on this amazing path of learning Spanish.

🚨 Spanish words that can’t be translated into English 🚨

🌏“Each culture has a melody, and the language is the song.” 🌎

This is Kaitee, my wonderful and lovely student from the United States 🌟.
For the past two years, she’s been on this Spanish journey with me, and today she’s reached an amazing B2–C1 level.
I couldn’t be prouder of everything we’ve accomplished together.
Thank you, Kate, for trusting me and for making this journey so special 💛✨🤗

💡Diferencia entre “ Más y mas “ 💡

Por un lado, «más» (https://www.rae.es/dpd/m%C3%A1s) se escribe con tilde cuando es un cuantificador comparativo que denota superioridad («Ahora lees más», «Hay más tenedores que cucharas»), una conjunción o elemento integrante de conjunciones copulativas («Son veinte invitados más sus acompañantes», «No hago más que pensarlo») o como sustantivo («Se ha borrado el más de la pizarra»).

Por otro lado, «mas» (https://www.rae.es/dpd/mas) se escribe sin tilde cuando es una conjunción adversativa que equivale a «pero» («Había preocupación, mas no miedo») o, en la lengua antigua, a «sino» («No planteó nunca problemas, mas soluciones»).

Más información sobre el uso de la tilde diacrítica: https://www.rae.es/dpd/tilde.

🎀🌸This is my sweet little girl, Arden.🌸🎀
She has been learning Spanish with me since last year, and what a beautiful journey it has been!
I feel incredibly happy and proud to be your teacher and to walk alongside you on this learning adventure.
Your intelligence, creativity, and curiosity in every class truly inspire me.
It warms my heart to see how much you’ve grown and to hear how beautifully you’re speaking Spanish.
Keep shining, little one—this is just the beginning of an amazing journey.

💫This is Maiah, a beginner student in Spanish. I’m truly impressed by her progress in such a short time. Her dedication and effort have paid off, and I couldn’t be prouder. I’m so excited for everything she will achieve in the future! 💫

Thank you for allowing me to be your Spanish teacher 🫶🏽