A few students have been asking about our perks lately, so I thought this would be a great time to explain how they work! Some of them include: 🤝 Study Partner Match: a classmate to practice with, share experiences, and keep motivation high outside of class. 🫂 My Spanish Parcero Match (a native speaker we pair you with to practice Spanish / and you help them with their English) 🎯 Your Pick. Our Plan: the chance to choose a future class topic ⭐ Special community challenges and surprises But here's the thing: these rewards are connected to your activity inside Skool! We love seeing you attend the live classes and/or watch the lessons (keep doing that! 👏), but points are earned through engagement in the community. That means:✅ Commenting on posts✅ Sharing your wins and progress✅ Asking questions✅ Replying to other students/profes✅ Supporting your classmates Every time someone likes one of your posts, comments, or replies, you earn points automatically. 👍 1 like = 1 point As you collect points, you'll level up and unlock different rewards along the way. SOOO, the more you engage, the faster you level up! So don't be shy! Jump into the comments, celebrate your wins, ask questions, and get to know your fellow students. That's where the magic happens. ✨ y como siempre, si tienes alguna pregunta, WE ARE HERE TO HELP! Beshitoss amores

Amores 💜 estoy preparando una clase súper especial sobre lingo médico 🩺 y quería preguntarles: 👉 ¿Qué frases, temas o vocabulario les gustaría aprender? 👉 ¿Qué cosas sienten que no saben comunicar en español cuando van al médico? Así lo tengo en cuenta para armar la clase y que de verdad les sirva en la vida real 🙌✨ 💡 Ejemplos de lo que me pueden decir: - Cómo explicar mis síntomas 🤒 - Pedir una cita médica 📅 - Vocabulario de farmacia 💊 - Cómo hablar de emergencias 🚑 - Expresiones para describir dolor o molestias 😖 - Entender lo que dice el doctor 👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️ - Hacer las preguntas que hace un doctor 📩 Cuéntenme en los comentarios o mensajes, ¡los leo!

Hola mi Gente! Buenos Dias! So last week we spilt the tea a través de los chismes. Well, this AM I’m watching the news and there is a section called Farándula, where they talk about celebrities. Is Farándula a form of Chisme or nah?

Holaaaa! In our WhatsApp group a couple weeks ago Majo sent the song Provenza by Karol G. I’ve been listening to it and tonight I started going through the lyrics and there are some abbreviations I wasn’t sure about "Hace rato que no sé na' de ti" - I was assuming na' is short for nada? "Puesta pa revivir viejos tiempo" - I can't begin to figure out what "puesta pa" is 😂

”From the outside looking in…” Hi all, mornnnninggg! If we are talking about, lets say American Football, and i ask a question about tackling or whatever. You may have never played but want to offer your opinion. “Rob, I’ve never played, but from the outside looking in, I would say, bla bla bla! “Mirando afuera hacia adentro” seems like a literal translation. Any suggestions? 😃