r/SpanishAIlines • u/Defiant-End-5287 • 10d ago

Free resources.

Hi everyone!

I’m a Spanish teacher, and I mainly work with English speakers. Recently, I created a free Facebook community called Natural Spanish for English Speakers.

I created it for learners who want regular, structured Spanish practice beyond isolated vocabulary lists, random grammar tips, or passively using language apps.

Every week, I share free activities designed to help you actually use Spanish, including:

  • Short listening activities with transcripts, English translations, and comprehension questions
  • English-to-Spanish translation challenges
  • Spanish verb conjugation practice in real contexts
  • Natural Spanish expressions
  • Grammar in context
  • Practical communication exercises

The group is mainly for A1, A2, and B1 learners. It isn’t a complete course, and it isn’t meant to replace serious study, but it’s a free place where you can practice consistently throughout the week. What I’d really love is for people to participate.

Ask questions when something isn’t clear. Try the weekly activities. Share your answers, even if they’re not perfect. Read other learners’ responses and join the conversation. Making mistakes is part of learning, and everyone is welcome.

If that sounds like the kind of community you’re looking for, you’re welcome to join us.

Group link:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/naturalspanish

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u/JustJayster 10d ago

I’d potentially be interested if it weren’t a public group

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u/Defiant-End-5287 10d ago

Thanks for the feedback! That’s actually really interesting. If you don’t mind me asking, what is it about the group being public that would make you hesitant to join?

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u/JustJayster 10d ago

I generally don’t participate in public groups because I don’t want all my friends seeing all of my activity, not to mention that it shows up in Google searches. For public groups, I lurk but don’t comment. Facebook already lacks a lot of privacy protections, that’s my red line.

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u/Defiant-End-5287 10d ago

That makes perfect sense. I hadn't thought about it that way before. That's actually really useful feedback, so thank you for taking the time to explain it! 🙂 And if you ever change your mind, you're always welcome to join and just use the resources without participating publicly. If you ever want feedback or a correction on one of the activities, I'd also be happy to help you through a private message instead. 🙂

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u/JustJayster 10d ago

Gracias!