Miss Rosa Spanish Lessons

The word "costar" has a lot of meanings! Did you know ALL of these?

Hola! I'm Miss Rosa, a Spanish teacher who loves to create lessons that are productive and fun✨🥳

I offer a free lesson for curious new students: both with me and my amazing team of teachers from Spain, Argentina, México and Colombia.

Reach out however you prefer and I'll send you the link!

Hay muchas cosas extrañas que noté, y sé que voy a seguir sintiendo otros shocks culturales.

Hi! I'm Miss Rosa, a Spanish teacher who's moving to NYC.

It's been a looong way since my first courses and diplomas on teaching Spanish.. does someone else feel 100% different?

Nowadays I focus way more on building a student - teacher connection, setting the fundamentals of the language and making the student feel comfortable speaking. Sometimes that means giving them the grammar rules, and sometimes the full phrases ready to be used.

Every case is its own universe, and I adapt to each from my own perspective on teaching and learning. And still, I do not teach the way I learned how to teach. For me it wasn't working out.

Spanish is giving you another break? Yay! These are words that are written and mean exactly the same in English and in Spanish, and only their pronunciation changes. Super easy to learn and use.

Remember in Spanish or vowels only have one sound each- 5 vowels, 5 sounds.

A as in "father"
E as in "elephant"
I as in "ski"
O as in "boy"
U as in "flute"

Try to say the vowels in the shortest way possible - think about adding an h at the end. So it's not "ouu", it's "oh".

Follow for more tips, and I offer a first free lesson for new students! Link in bio

Spanish is giving you a break 🥺🙌🏼
Aaaall these words can be translated to "picar" in Spanish. Isn't it great?

Tocar puede significar muchas cosas! Aquí hay varios significados.
Es una de esas palabras "comodín" que aparecen en muchas situaciones 🙌🏼

These are some words that I'm always repeating in class because students find them so hard to pronounce!

Es de esos temas que tanto como si aprendes español o aprendes ingles, SIEMPRE es confuso. Yo intento pensar que "A" de "antes" va "before" la D, por eso, Antes significa Before. Pero... Escucho estrategias 😅

Cómo preguntas tú el precio de un producto? Te leo 👇🏼

A medida que el nivel de los estudiantes de español se incrementa, también lo hace el vocabulario y las estructuras gramaticales disponibles para expresarse. Por eso, mientras un nativo tiene un gran repertorio de estructuras y la sensación de libertad y comodidad de elegir, los nativos de otros idiomas (como el inglés) tienen que hacer un esfuerzo conciente por expresarse con mayor detalle y corrección para obtener la información que necesitan.