Pepito G asked:


Hi everyone, I´m a student from Spain and I have a career of English Filology. I want to go to USA and teach spanish lessons. Bad, good decision?Is there a good market for this? Places, prices, Advices… Any kind of information will be very helpful.
Thank you!

Shannon S asked:


I have taken intensive Spanish lessons for a little over a month, and I will be continuing these lessons for the next 8 months, up until I move to Spain. I study hard, and practice often. On my resume, how should I explain my Spanish skills? I would definitely not say “proficient” in Spanish, because I wouldn’t be able to interview in Spanish, so I guess I’m looking for a word that means a little less than proficient.

The Wail of a Banshee asked:


I have lived in Spain fo 4 1/2 yeas and have lessons for 2 of those, but I live in a British populated area and very rarely get chance to practice my Spanish.
Has anyone else struggled with languages and what did you do to retain what you have learnt.
I do have lots of internet courses and CD’s

Future Mrs. Beasley asked:


I live in Spain and eat a lot of cornflakes. I can’t read the box, but I was wondering if it was one of those pretend nutricious things that are really bad for you? Thanks for the help…spanish lessons on the way!