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Expect to pay approximately $28/h for one hour of private Spanish instruction in Saskatoon.
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Language schools worldwide use six CEFR levels to measure Spanish ability, from beginner to mastery.
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Students give Spanish instructors in Saskatoon a remarkable 5â out of 5 on average.
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Students often praise tutors for patience, clear explanations, and personalized lesson plans.
Verb tenses, especially the preterite versus imperfect contrast, create the biggest headaches for Spanish learners.
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| â Average price : | $28/h |
| â Average response time : | 1h |
| â Tutors available : | 45 |
| â Lesson format : | Face-to-face or online |
Learning a new language not only stimulates your brain; it also gives you insights into different cultures and a better understanding of their perspectives and traditions.
Studies show that ongoing learning can improve the long term cognitive functioning of your brain. When learning new skills, you trigger electrical signals in the neurons of your brain. The practice and repetition required to learn a language increases the speed and strength of these new signals, transforming your brain.
Now that you know how beneficial learning a new language can be, you need to decide which language to learn, and Spanish is a great option.
#1 Spanish is a widely spoken language
Spanish has more than 450 million native speakers worldwide and is the second most spoken native language in the world after Mandarin. It is the official language in 20 to 22 countries, depending on how you count them, but, is spoken in many more countries. Mexico has the most native Spanish speakers in the world, followed by Columbia, Argentina, Spain and the USA, all with more than 40 million Spanish speakers. Â
#2 Spanish is a gateway language
Learning Spanish could be seen as your gateway to language learning. It is one of the romance languages along with French, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian that all have their origins in Latin. When you learn Spanish, you get an understanding of the structure of Latin-based languages, and this makes it easier to then also learn Italian, French and Portuguese.
#3 Spanish increases employment opportunities
Depending on your location, you may find that learning Spanish increases your employment opportunities or helps you to understand your co-workers better. Spanish is a great language to know if you want to travel or work in the travel industry as it is wide-spoken. If you are a business owner, it could be that learning Spanish will allow you to interact better with your employees and may even give you access to a larger pool of potential employees.
#4 Spanish is a relatively easy language to learn
Spanish is a phonetic language, which means you pronounce a word the way you spell it. The consonants and vowels are pronounced consistently, with each letter representing a specific sound; Making it relatively simple for beginners to learn the spelling and pronunciation.
Another possible reason why Spanish is easy to learn is that English has many words with Latin roots that are very similar to the same words in Spanish. These words are called cognates, and they help learners build vocabulary very quickly.
Although the roots of Spanish are the same throughout the world with similar grammar and language, the local dialects are very different.Â
Over time many regions have created unique accents, vocabulary and slang. The Spanish you hear in Mexico is not the same as the Spanish spoken in Argentina, and both of these sound very different when compared to the Castilian Spanish in Spain.
The most common version of Spanish spoken is Mexican Spanish.
However, the punctuation, grammar, and vocabulary differences are not extreme, and you will still be able to travel and communicate using the Spanish you have learnt.
There are many different approaches to learning a language. Some people prefer to sit down and study the grammar and rules of the language. They use grammar books, memorize rules, and follow a structured sequence of steps to learn the language.
Others are not interested in such a grammar-heavy approach and would prefer to focus on speaking. They want to learn enough to have conversations in Spanish, both socially and for business purposes. This approach involves listening and speaking drills, as well as question and answer exercises that allow you to practise using the language.
Another approach is to make the student the focus of the learning and to structure all lessons around the students learning style, interests, motivations and needs. This approach makes use of a combination of material and exercises best suited to each individual. A private tutor is ideally suited to offer this kind of learning.
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Monica
Spanish tutor
Iâve really enjoying my Spanish lessons, Monica is very friendly, flexible with scheduling, and does a great job tailoring each lesson to my level and my interests.
Christopher, 1 week ago
Laia
Spanish tutor
Laia is a very friendly and interesting person who creates a perfect environment for you to learn and develop the skills and knowledge you need in languages. She has the advantage of knowing different cultures from trips she has made and this...
Marie-josée, 2 weeks ago
Camila
Spanish tutor
Made me feel comfortable during the whole lesson. I have a lot of nervousness with Spanish, Camila made speaking Spanish feel less stressful
Emerson, 3 weeks ago
Ledy
Spanish tutor
Ledy was a pleasure to meet. I had multiple opportunities to speak so that she could assess my level and know how best to move forward. She gently corrected some of my mistakes rather than each one of them. Ledy was interested in my input as a...
Lucie, 3 weeks ago
Wendolly
Spanish tutor
Wendolly es muy amable y tiene una actitud servicial y paciente. Ella me ayudĂł a convertirme mĂĄs conversacional, tambien estar atenta a la gramĂĄtica. Ella me ayudado sentirme mĂĄs conectada y a la cultura de Peru!
Olivia, 3 weeks ago
Camila
Spanish tutor
Camila is super friendly and patient. She is an amazing teacher. She creates a comfortable, encouraging environment. I highly recommend her to anyone looking to learn Spanish!
Farah, 3 weeks ago