After being away for a couple of weeks, I returned to class this morning! I'm happy to say that it was an outstanding session. I'm relatively new to Spanish (still at some stage of "beginner" after 18 or so months), but understand much, much more than I'm able to speak. Since I last attended class, the class format and structure have improved in ways that I believe will help me to get more out of the classes than I did initially. Thanks, Michael, and thanks for creating this excellent program! I'm looking forward to more outstanding sessions!

Hola a todos! Soy Leire de España! • Class starts soon! It is going to be so fun! Click the link here to join! https://www.skool.com/spanish-fluency-club/calendar? eid=895ac476425441bb3779ed9140bd2ea&eoid=1778779800

I'm an old, retired guy who's been studying Spanish a bit for the last couple of years just to keep my mind active. I had two weeks of immersion in Málaga, Spain, last year, and plan to go back for two more in October. I'm not really conversational at all, so I want to get lots of practice prior to going back to Spain.

First, is this the right place to ask a question about a specific course, or is there some place that I haven't found that allows me to ask a question within the lesson itself? My question is this: the lesson says "No te preocupes" for don't worry. I can't figure out why it has the "es" ending for an "ar" reflexive verb (preocuparse). Is this getting into the subjunctive?

Let’s welcome @Chris Fernandez to Spanish Fluency Club! 🇪🇸🔥You just joined a community focused on real conversation and real progress — not just studying. Make sure to check out the calendar and jump into any sessions that work for you. Also, stay active in the discussion boards and keep an eye on the leaderboard 👀 — top members each week win a free 1-hour 1:1 lesson with one of our native teachers 💪