About us
Hola, we're Vokally, a Spanish-learning academy for busy adults founded in Boston, MA, and now based in Austin, TX📍
This group is meant to host free events, conversation practice, and live Spanish classes for the Austin community. Some are workshops on specific topics (past tenses, your first conversation, family Spanish). Others are casual meetups and Living the Language experiences.
Vokally started in 2016 as a solo tutor meeting students in coffee shops and public libraries. 10 years and 300+ students later, we're a team of four instructors from Mexico, Argentina, and Venezuela, teaching a proven 4-phase curriculum in small, live online classes.
We want this group to be a place to learn, meet other adult learners, and see whether our teaching style is a fit for you.
Just good Spanish, good people, and a real path forward.
Learn more about us at https://vokally.com/
Upcoming events
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SER vs ESTAR: A class to master them (Online 🧑🏻💻)
·OnlineOnlineHola! 👋
If you already know some Spanish but still pause every time you have to choose between soy and estoy, this class is for you.SER and ESTAR both mean "to be," and knowing when to use each one is one of the most important steps toward speaking with confidence.
Details:
🔗 Virtual Classroom via Zoom
🕕 Monday or Wednesday at 7:00 PM
👥 Cap: 4 students
💰 Free
👉 To confirm your spot, please book here: [RSVP HERE]Come spend an hour with us in a small, welcoming group where you'll work through real examples together, ask all your questions, and finally see the logic that makes SER vs. ESTAR click.
You'll learn:
– When to use SER: identity, origin, profession, and characteristics
– When to use ESTAR: emotions, conditions, location, and what's happening right now
– The key difference that ties it all together: what something is vs. how or where it is
– Adjectives that change meaning depending on the verb (es aburrido = boring, está aburrido = bored)
– How to use estar + gerundio to talk about what's happening right now (estoy estudiando, estamos aprendiendo)
– The location rule that trips up almost everyone: places use ESTAR, but events use SERTaught by Alejandro Nuñez, founder of Vokally
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👉 To confirm your spot, please book here: [RSVP HERE]
RSVPing on Meetup alone doesn't save your spot. We need you to confirm through the booking link so we can send you the welcome email and the PDF guide before class.***
After you book, we'll email you a PDF guide with everything we'll cover, so you can preview it before class and keep it as a reference after.2 attendeesSER vs ESTAR: A class to master them (Online 🧑🏻💻)
·OnlineOnlineHola! 👋
If you already know some Spanish but still pause every time you have to choose between soy and estoy, this class is for you.SER and ESTAR both mean "to be," and knowing when to use each one is one of the most important steps toward speaking with confidence.
Details:
🔗 Virtual Classroom via Zoom
🕕 Monday or Wednesday at 7:00 PM
👥 Cap: 4 students
💰 Free
👉 To confirm your spot, please book here: [RSVP HERE]Come spend an hour with us in a small, welcoming group where you'll work through real examples together, ask all your questions, and finally see the logic that makes SER vs. ESTAR click.
You'll learn:
– When to use SER: identity, origin, profession, and characteristics
– When to use ESTAR: emotions, conditions, location, and what's happening right now
– The key difference that ties it all together: what something is vs. how or where it is
– Adjectives that change meaning depending on the verb (es aburrido = boring, está aburrido = bored)
– How to use estar + gerundio to talk about what's happening right now (estoy estudiando, estamos aprendiendo)
– The location rule that trips up almost everyone: places use ESTAR, but events use SERTaught by Alejandro Nuñez, founder of Vokally
***
👉 To confirm your spot, please book here: [RSVP HERE]
RSVPing on Meetup alone doesn't save your spot. We need you to confirm through the booking link so we can send you the welcome email and the PDF guide before class.***
After you book, we'll email you a PDF guide with everything we'll cover, so you can preview it before class and keep it as a reference after.1 attendeeSER vs ESTAR: A class to master them (Online 🧑🏻💻)
·OnlineOnlineHola! 👋
If you already know some Spanish but still pause every time you have to choose between soy and estoy, this class is for you.SER and ESTAR both mean "to be," and knowing when to use each one is one of the most important steps toward speaking with confidence.
Details:
🔗 Virtual Classroom via Zoom
🕕 Monday or Wednesday at 7:00 PM
👥 Cap: 4 students
💰 Free
👉 To confirm your spot, please book here: [RSVP HERE]Come spend an hour with us in a small, welcoming group where you'll work through real examples together, ask all your questions, and finally see the logic that makes SER vs. ESTAR click.
You'll learn:
– When to use SER: identity, origin, profession, and characteristics
– When to use ESTAR: emotions, conditions, location, and what's happening right now
– The key difference that ties it all together: what something is vs. how or where it is
– Adjectives that change meaning depending on the verb (es aburrido = boring, está aburrido = bored)
– How to use estar + gerundio to talk about what's happening right now (estoy estudiando, estamos aprendiendo)
– The location rule that trips up almost everyone: places use ESTAR, but events use SERTaught by Alejandro Nuñez, founder of Vokally
***
👉 To confirm your spot, please book here: [RSVP HERE]
RSVPing on Meetup alone doesn't save your spot. We need you to confirm through the booking link so we can send you the welcome email and the PDF guide before class.***
After you book, we'll email you a PDF guide with everything we'll cover, so you can preview it before class and keep it as a reference after.1 attendeeSER vs ESTAR: A class to master them (Online 🧑🏻💻)
·OnlineOnlineHola! 👋
If you already know some Spanish but still pause every time you have to choose between soy and estoy, this class is for you.SER and ESTAR both mean "to be," and knowing when to use each one is one of the most important steps toward speaking with confidence.
Details:
🔗 Virtual Classroom via Zoom
🕕 Monday or Wednesday at 7:00 PM
👥 Cap: 4 students
💰 Free
👉 To confirm your spot, please book here: [RSVP HERE]Come spend an hour with us in a small, welcoming group where you'll work through real examples together, ask all your questions, and finally see the logic that makes SER vs. ESTAR click.
You'll learn:
– When to use SER: identity, origin, profession, and characteristics
– When to use ESTAR: emotions, conditions, location, and what's happening right now
– The key difference that ties it all together: what something is vs. how or where it is
– Adjectives that change meaning depending on the verb (es aburrido = boring, está aburrido = bored)
– How to use estar + gerundio to talk about what's happening right now (estoy estudiando, estamos aprendiendo)
– The location rule that trips up almost everyone: places use ESTAR, but events use SERTaught by Alejandro Nuñez, founder of Vokally
***
👉 To confirm your spot, please book here: [RSVP HERE]
RSVPing on Meetup alone doesn't save your spot. We need you to confirm through the booking link so we can send you the welcome email and the PDF guide before class.***
After you book, we'll email you a PDF guide with everything we'll cover, so you can preview it before class and keep it as a reference after.1 attendee
Past events
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