Huge congratulations to our top 3 most active members this week 🎉👏 @Grace McConnaughey @Robin Sallie @Bonnie Ritchey You’ve each won a FREE 1-hour 1:1 session with one of our native Spanish teachers 💬🔥 Amazing work — your consistency and engagement really stood out this week! 💥 And we’re just getting started… We’ll be running this contest again next week, with new winners announced on April 22nd 👀 👉 Want to win next time? Here’s how: - 💬 Comment on posts and lessons - 📝 Start discussions in the community tab - ❓ Ask questions in the community - 📣 Share Spanish Fluency Club on social media and help spread the word The more active you are, the better your chances! Let’s see who steps up this week… 😏🔥

No sé cuándo usar el verbo "parecer" o "parecerse". Por favor, ayúdame. Cuál es la diferencia entre los dos?

I’d like to start listening to music in Spanish a lot more than I have. But I need it to be music that’s not too difficult to understand the lyrics. Anyone have some suggestions?

I’d love to hear why you’re learning Spanish! Do you love languages and this is the next one on your list to learn? Are you wanting to travel? Job opportunities? Just stretching your brain? 😅

One surprisingly effective and helpful way of improving ones listening comprehension is a process called Cross Talk. Its basically a form of language exchange where both people speak in their native language. So Im wondering whether this is something we can incorporate into the SFC? Thoughts on this everyone? If you want to learn more about Cross Talk look it up on Youtube or google Cross Talk language exchange. Also Pablo from dreaming Spanish has an excellent video describing and explaining it.