Kate's Languages

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We offer Spanish and French tuition locally and online. Kate has 15 years experience and an established reputation in the local area.

Sophia has excellent qualifications, a year's experience and prices that reflect this. References available for both. Kate has a BA honours degree in French and Spanish and has spent time living and working in both France and Spain. She has been tutoring French and Spanish to children and adults in the local area and online for 15 years. She currently offers French tuition from year 7 up to GCSE a

17/08/2023

Thinking of my students today and next Thursday. Hope you all get what you want and deserve. Estoy muy orgullosa de vosotros.

14/02/2023

What's your view on Le Saint-Valentin? These
French idioms can help describe how you feel: Je suis fleur
bleue - not literally a blue flower but a softie or sentimental
person. Or, Il n'y a pas de quoi fouetter un chat - no cats
harmed here, just means it's over-rated! Which one would
you choose?

31/01/2023

January is a month for tightening our belts after Christmas. In Spain it’s “la cuesta de enero” (después de los gastos de las fiestas navideñas). Last day today!

29/01/2023

A GCSE examiner loves an idiomatic phrase in your writing or speaking so how about describing someone as "más raro que un perro verde" (stranger than a green dog - a very odd or strange person). More to follow!

23/12/2022

Il ne reste qu'une fenĂŞtre.... Joyeuses fĂŞtes!

23/12/2022

La Navidad está en puertas...¡Felices Fiestas!
(Christmas is just around the corner - season's greetings!)

24/11/2022

New favourite word in Spanish (I have lots!): refunfuñar - how cool is this and how useful with a husband and teenage daughters?!
¡No refunfuñes! ¡Haz tu tarea! (Don't grumble! Do your homework!)
¿Qué andas refunfuñando por lo bajo? (What are you muttering under your breath?)
¿Vas a seguir refunfuñando los próximos 20 años? (Are you going to continue being grouchy for the next 20 years?)
Anyone else have any favourite French or Spanish words to share?

03/10/2022

¿Quién corta el bacalao en tu casa?
This isn’t about who does the cooking but who’s in charge? Maybe “who wears the trousers?” A lovely idiomatic expression from the days when the salted cod was the toughest fish to cut and only the most experienced person was allowed the sharp knife!

10/09/2022

Continuing to commemorate our beloved Queen, did you know that in Spanish, the two princesses would have been called la Princesa Isabel y la Infanta Margarita. Only the heir to the throne takes the title “Princesa” in Spanish, younger siblings are known as “Infanta”. Hence the current princesses, la Princesa Leonora and la Infanta Sofía.

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