Scola English and Spanish Tutoring

Some words feel warm the moment you hear them ☕️🇲🇽
In Mexico, conversations are often about more than exchanging words — they’re about connection, comfort, and spending time together.
That’s why platicar is such a special everyday verb 💛
Who do you love to sit down and platicar with?

On this Teacher's Day, we want to thank all the wonderful students who have been part of SCOLA English & Spanish Tutoring..
Your trust, dedication, curiosity, and kindness have made this journey truly meaningful.
I am deeply grateful for every lesson, every conversation, and every moment we’ve shared together.
With love,
SCOLA ✨

Have you ever heard the word apapachar? 🤍 It’s a beautiful Mexican Spanish verb that means: to hug, comfort, or love someone deeply. Tag someone you’d apapachar today ✨ #SpanishVocabulary #LearnSpanish #SpanishTeacher #LanguageLearning

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🇲🇽 Cinco de Mayo🇲🇽: Learn Spanish the Mexican way!

Did you know that Cinco de Mayo celebrates Mexico’s victory in the Battle of Puebla? It’s also a great chance to learn real, everyday Mexican Spanish 🎉

Here are 3 fun phrases you’ll hear in Mexico:

👉 Ándale = “Come on!” / “Let’s go!”
👉 ¿Qué onda? = “What’s up?”
👉 ¡Órale! = “Wow!” / “Let’s do it!”

Hola a todos! ✨Today we’re going to practice the difference between the preterite and the imperfect in Spanish.

The preterite is used for completed actions in the past with a very specific time frame while the imperfect describes habitual actions or background situations.

Complete the sentence and tell me your answer. Let’s get started! 🙌🙌

Hola! 🌎
Today we’re celebrating Earth Day by learning a little Spanish at the same time.
Language helps us connect not only with people, but also with the world around us. Here are a few beautiful Spanish expressions using the subjunctive mood to talk about caring for our planet.
Which phrase is your favorite? 💚

¡Buenos días! ☀️
Here’s a quick reminder of useful weather expressions.
¿Cómo está el día hoy? 🌦️

“Today we’ll learn a few fun English expressions people use when they play tricks. Have you ever played an April Fools’ joke on someone?”🥳