This week, we are going to teach 5 special classes based on topics that members have specifically asked for: ✅ Imperative — commands, advice, instructions ✅ Conditional — “I would…” / polite Spanish ✅ Subjunctive — wishes, doubts, emotions, recommendations ✅ Past Subjunctive — “If I were…” / “I wanted you to…” ✅ Imperfect vs. Preterite — one of the biggest Spanish struggles These are some of the most important topics for moving from “studying Spanish” to actually speaking with more confidence and accuracy. Which one do you want the most? 👇 See you in class!

Por vs. Para can be tricky, but here’s a simple way to think about it: POR usually explains the reason, cause, duration, or method.Example: No fui a clase por estar enfermo. PARA usually points toward a goal, purpose, deadline, destination, or person receiving something.Example: Estudio español para viajar. 👇Write 3–5 sentences using por and para. Try to use both in different ways. Don’t worry about being perfect — this is how we improve!

When would you like to join today's conversation meeting? ⏰ This session is just for you to practice Spanish with one another in a friendly and relaxed environment. There won't be a teacher hosting the meeting today, as none of our teachers are available at the moment. We'll create a meeting link just for you, so you can chat, practice, and enjoy the conversation together. 🗳️ What time would you like to join? Vote below! 😊

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