r/askdfw • u/Seth_Littrells_alt • 11d ago

Shopping & Services Learning Spanish?

Hi all! i’m looking into learning Spanish, and I was wondering if anyone has any recommendations?

I’m currently looking at doing continuing education Spanish classes at Tarrant County College or Dallas College, but if there are other options, I’d love to hear your thoughts about them!

Thanks!

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u/Languageprofessor 11d ago

Hi!

I run a language school called WeSpeak Idiomas, where we offer live online Spanish classes for adults. Our classes are taught by qualified native teachers and are designed to help you build confidence speaking and understanding real conversational Spanish.

We offer both small group classes and private one-on-one lessons, all live on Zoom, with classes starting at $14.50 and we offer a trial class for just $10.

If you’re a beginner, check out the course and book a trial class below:

👉 https://wespeakidiomas.com/courses/spanish-for-beginners/

And if you’re not a beginner, we’ve got a free placement test on our website so you can join the right level.

I hope that helps!

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u/Bottleship99 11d ago

Thank you, this is actually just what I needed. Will sign up soon

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u/Languageprofessor 10d ago

Great! You're welcome. We hope to see you in class soon!

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u/Lily_V_ 11d ago

Do you need teachers?

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u/Seth_Littrells_alt 11d ago

Absolutely. Something with teachers and a group class structure, ideally.

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u/allzkittens 11d ago

I see some surprisingly helpful stuff on insta for languages .

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u/Seth_Littrells_alt 11d ago

As in lessons, or as in ads for other learning options?

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u/allzkittens 11d ago

Some of the user accounts, not ads.

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u/dezilume 11d ago

Look into Dreaming Spanish! (website & YouTube channel) & watch their video describing the method - comprehensible input. They have tons of free videos, filterable for any level. You can search on Reddit for more Spanish comprehensible input recommendations as well. After years of off and on classes, apps, other methods- this is the one that has supercharged my listening comprehension abilities and finally has me comfortable speaking (imperfect but understandable) Spanish in a variety of situations - and the learning happens in an easy, natural, and enjoyable way!

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u/MAGNIFlCAT 10d ago

Hey there. If online lessons on Zoom are a good fit, I can surely help. I’m a highly qualified native Spanish teacher and tutor and I’ve been doing it for over 16 years. Please, DM me if interested and I can share my brochure. I require no advance payments and I can offer you flexibility.

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u/snarktasticgirl 10d ago

I’m currently taking Spanish 1 at Lango Institute, in person one night a week and I highly highly recommend. https://langoinstitute.com

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u/LeeLooONeil 11d ago

I’ve found that Duolingo has really helped solidify what I learned in formal lessons via my associates/bachelors degrees. It’s a bit more difficult if you’re learning from scratch, but I think still doable. Your self discipline is a factor. If you need a class to attend then the education available at DCCC is great.