languages & culture: spanish/español - el supermercado! (the supermarket)
- August 2, 2012 · 6:00 PM
What we are doing:
Each chalkle language lesson is built around a particular situation or location which we will go and visit in real life to do the lesson: this one is at the supermarket! You'll receive practical phrases right away which you can put into action immediately!
What you will learn:
- Spanish as it relates in real life to a supermarket
- Cultural intricacies of a supermarket in Spain
Type of lesson: Introduction
Skill required: 1/10
Complete beginners encouraged to come along!
Your teacher will be:
Leticia Murillo Esteban
Teachers qualifications:
Leticia has a love of languages and has worked as a freelance translator (french / english / spanish) for over two years. She grew up in Spain and studied at the University of Saragossa.
Cost: $11
How to book:
RSVP and Paypal
Our cancellation policy:
If you RSVP for a lesson and fail to show up, you will get a "no show". Three no shows means you will be removed from chalkle. You may request to rejoin after six months.
If you cancel your RSVP:
- more than seven days = refund minus 10% admin fee.
- less than 7 days = no refund, and restricted from this lesson for three months.
- after 7pm night before = no refund, lesson restriction, and a no show will be recorded.
About Chalkle:
Chalkle connects people interested in teaching and learning from each other face-to-face -- in a fun, social environment!
Choose from many affordable lessons up for grabs (from intros to master classes) in agriculture, art and craft, business, construction, digital media, food, languages, music and performance, science, technology and zombie survival... and around half the lessons are free!
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LETICIA MURILLO
Yes Sue, I also thought something similar the other day and I was thinking how can I manage to combine new students with more experienced ones. Sending the list before the class is a good idea, especially the basics page that I give always to the new ones, so they can have a look before coming to the class. I also have a couple of ideas but I need to develop them...I'll let you know!
August 4
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Sue Fish
* I don't think the lessons can be both a conversation class for people who know some Spanish as well as a class for beginners.
* As a beginner, I think one needs SOME grammar to learn the language. Pick a couple of simple structures, and let the learners practice them until they know them well. In real life, you don't repeat yourself over and over, but in a language lesson, you have to
*Send the vocabulary list out before the class, so that the beginners can practice the vocabulary at the lesson.August 3
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Emily-Jane Willmot
A very good course I felt like I learnt a lot of Spanish and have left with an interest in learning more next time!
August 3
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LETICIA MURILLO
Muchas gracias a todos!
Now, we all know "cuanto cuesta el pan en New World"..HAHAAugust 3
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Thao Phuong Nguyen
I work in there tomorrow at that time. Hope to see everyone there tomorrow :)
I remember Leticia came and asked me last week in the service desk that could she bring her student to NW for a Spanish class XDAugust 1
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LETICIA MURILLO
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