First, a big congratulations to this week’s winners of a FREE 1-hour 1:1 class: @Vasilena Yankova , @Dana Buck , and @David Rivera ! 🎉👏 Thank you all for your messages, likes, comments, and support inside Spanish Fluency Club this past week. We really appreciate your activity and energy in the community. Three more winners will be announced on April 29th, so keep participating! Second, I’ve cancelled all classes for the rest of today. My little sister’s birthday is tomorrow, and she’s also moving on Saturday to start veterinary school, so I want to spend some time with her tonight ❤️ Thank you all for understanding. Third, I’m very excited to share that our teachers — our amazing group of native speakers here in Spanish Fluency Club — will begin teaching regularly starting next week! 🔥 I’ll still continue to teach and proctor sessions, but we’ll now begin handing more of the teaching over to our native and professional teachers. The calendar will be updated very soon, and I’m incredibly excited for this next step. And lastly, Spanish Fluency Club has received its first referral from one of our current members! 🎉 For every referral you bring to SFC, you’ll earn $7.50 per month. To get your referral link, go to the Members tab, click Invite, and copy your personal referral link. We’re really excited about this. We’re building this for people who truly want to learn Spanish, and with everyone’s help, it’s only going to get bigger and better from here. Please help spread the word❤️💪

¡Hola a todos! I am an intermediate Spanish speaker looking to make the most of the scheduled sessions aqui. I plan on being in the 7:00 AM Pacific slot every Monday through Friday to stay consistent and keep improving. I’d love to have some company in these sessions so we can practice together! For those in other time zones, here is the breakdown: - Pacific Time (PT): 7:00 AM - Eastern Time (ET): 10:00 AM - Coordinated Universal Time (UTC): 2:00 PM (14:00) Hope to see some of you there tomorrow morning—let's get those reps in!

Let’s give a big welcome to @Ramón Otazú for joining Spanish Fluency Club as a teacher! 🎉👏 Ramón is from Argentina 🇦🇷 and comes from a Paraguayan family 🇵🇾, bringing an awesome mix of culture and perspective to the community. He already has a ton of great ideas that he’s excited to share with all of you — including short stories and podcasts to help you improve your Spanish in a fun, natural way 💬 We’re very lucky to have him on the team, and we know he’s going to bring a lot of value to everyone here 💪 Please give Ramón a warm welcome in the comments! 👇🔥

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 💪