this is the #1 most experienced conversation when traveling... it's also the EASIEST conversation starter: - introducing yourself - saying where you're from - asking them the same! This is PERFECT practice for our Layer 1b basics, working with the top 40 words ✨ (cheat sheet below) 𝙃𝙚𝙧𝙚'𝙨 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙘𝙝𝙖𝙡𝙡𝙚𝙣𝙜𝙚: 1. Share a photo of your hometown/country 2. Introduce yourself AND where you're from Don't worry about perfect grammar, we're all learning together! Use these Layer 1b phrases: - "Yo soy..." (I am...) - "Yo soy de..." (I am from...) I'll go first: "¡Yo soy Valeria y soy de Puerto Rico" 🇵🇷 Poll Question: Where do you want to visit next to practice Spanish? Can't wait to see all your beautiful hometowns and travel plans! hope ya'll have an AMAZING day 💕 p.s. we got soooo many peeps visiting spain soon! Glad to see @Churnet Pieters is back and prepping for October adventure 😌 p.s.s if you want to visit Mallorca with us in May, check this out!

NB: Do not Skip THIS VIDEO to get orientated 1. You can message me in the Chat - TOP RIGHT on Desktop, or Bottom Middle if you're on the Skool phone app. Look out for the RED 1 icon when I message you with a video to help you get orientated. 2. We use this Skool community (this website) for the video lessons, organised into LAYERS, found in the Classroom Tab in the menu above. 3. You have to sign up SEPARATELY at LayersMethod.com - where the FLASHCARDS are. This is the most important part of your learning and works in conjunction with each Layer here in Skool. 4. Look out for PRIZES in the 🥇COMPETITIONS🥇 tab (inside the Community tab). You can win FREE Membership and other BIG prizes in the future. 5. The whole community here would love to know a bit about your story. Please introduce yourself and let us know why you are learning this beautiful language! Click on the Community tab and make a NEW POST about yourself. Welcome aboard! Your friend, Rob

I wanted to share something that happened and maybe encourage you on your journey. I was at a government office filling out some forms and there was a Spanish speaking woman there with her daughter trying to file some paperwork. She spoke no English and the clerk did not speak Spanish. I told her I spoke some Spanish and asked her if I could help. Both she and the clerk were very grateful that with my limited Spanish I could help resolve the situation. I came away feeling happy that I was able to use what I studied almost a year for to help others and so grateful be able to use it in real life.