Spanglish Language Exchange

Spanglish Language Exchange: Hola Amigos! This is a Conversation Club, An after-hour practica and this time the aula would be a local pub (To Be Confirmed ) To receive the latest venue you need to directly contact ABC Spanish Lessons or by sending an email to us: info.abcespanol@gmail.com   It's a very laid-back environment where all levels are very welcome and our main aim is to improve our conversational skills in both languages but also to share bites of our cultures.



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Next Tuesday 8th July 7pm

¡Los esperamos!

Karla Juced

Spanish Teacher and Founder

ABC Spanish Lessons

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Karla Online Spanish tutor Skype abc espanol

¡Hola!

This is a video of me, Some of you already know that I am offering Spanish Lessons in London,
but you might not know yet, that I also work as an Online Spanish tutor with Skype.

Please help me to spread the word with your contacts and friends who might be interested or looking for
Spanish classes either in London (more exactly in Hammersmith and it's surroundings) or Online Spanish tuitios.

Gracias!!
Karla Juced
www.abcspanishlessons.co.uk
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Skype: abc.espanol

10 Units to Complete Level A1 in Spanish (I.3)

Hola amigos de ABC Spanish Lessons!!!

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We are still on unit 1, of our Begginers Spanish Course. Remember we are following the book: Aula del Sur. (Publising house: Difusión. Level: A1) And today we'll be learning more ways to ask for our personal details.

Imagine you are at a reception of a language school, and on the first day you need to register yourself. The receptionist will kindly ask for your contact details in Spanish of course...!

You will need to know questions like this:

(I'm adding the meaning but it is not always the literal translation)

¿Cómo te llamas? / What's your name?

¿Cuántos años tienes? / How old are you?

¿A qué te dedicas? / What's your job?

¿De dónde eres? / Where are you from?

¿Tienes correo electrónico? / What's your e-mail?

¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono? / What's your phone number?

¿Tienes celular? / What's your mobile?

Would you like to listen a real conversation on this context? Visit ABC Spanish Lessons in London and go to videos and materials there you'll find Audio Aula del Sur A1.1 you will need to download  pista (track) 2, 3 and 4.

On the actual book we have an activity especially for this lesson, Please let me know if you are interested in receiving the full lesson on a private or group class.

At the end of this lesson, students are able complete a card with their own information:

Me llamo____________________ y soy (de)_____________________________. Vivo en ________________________. Tengo ______________________años. Y soy/trabajo en_________________. Mi número de teléfono es el____________________y mi (dirección de) correo electrónico es____________________________________________.

I will be very happy to help you!!! to learn how to complete your own personal detail information card in Spanish. I look forward to teaching you. And please send me an email with your questions and comments about this blog!

Hasta pronto!

Karla Juced

Spanish Teacher

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10 Units to Complete Level A1 in Spanish (I.2)

Hola!!!!

I'm back, just a quick update, after a day being sick, you know the ups and downs of being a self employed, if you get sick no body else do the work...

Anyways, here we are. Day two of our first week in which we are suppose to cover the first unit.

We were talking about famous people from the Spanish speaking world.

And let me ask you, as I ask to my students. ¿Conoces personajes famosos del mundo hispano?

The answers are always very similar: Salma Hayek, Penelope Cruz, Shakira, Chicharito, Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo, etc.

And then I ask them: ¿A qué se dedica "..."? to start learning professions and as a complement the next question ¿De dónde es "..." ? So we start learning nationalities.

We practice with other famous characters, their nationalities and professions, have fun, gossip a bit about them and in between some grammar.

Today we spend some time during the lesson practicing a bit with some pronuntiation exercises, I believe that it is very important to get the right pronuntiation at the very beginning so you can have a solid development of your learning with this you will make things much more easier for you afterwards.

I hope you have enjoyed this, that I wanted to share with you, and I'll see you tomorrow!

Ah! and for todays lesson, my student had to do as a homework an exercise to practice nationalities that we will use tomorrow to revisit different rules about the gender of nouns!

And please remember that If you are interested in having Spanish lessons with me just send me an email and we can have a first trial lesson, and you too can try and see if this is for you!

Looking forward to hearing from you

Karla Juced

Spanish Teacher

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10 units to complete level A1 in Spanish (I.1)

Hi there!

I am going to write about this small project of mine, I want to talk about my experience teaching Spanish to one of my students from ABC Spanish Lessons in London 

Let me tell you a bit about his profile, he is english speaker, with some knowledge of french and some exposure to Spanish as he already had some lessons with me last year. He has visited Mexico before and now he moved to Mexico city because he is in love of a very special person.

We are going to have lessons five times a week, from monday to friday. We are following the book Aula Latina as this book has an approach to the vocabulary used in Mexico. The level: A1

I usually send to all of my students a link with a video where they can start learning the alphabet in Spanish.

Today Monday we started with unit 1. We have set up our main goals and by the end of the week my student is suppose to know the following themes:

1. Saludos y despedidas

2. dar y pedir datos personales

3. recursos para preguntar sobre palabras

4.  las 3 conjugaciones -ar, -er, -ir

5. Los verbos: SER, TENER, LLAMARSE

6. Los números del 1 al 100 

7. El abecedario / el alfabeto

8. Las nacionalidades

9. Las profesiones

On our first day we pass through greetings and how to farewell. The numbers from 1 to 20 and then I usually go straight to the key questions that they need for class that are also very useful when they are in any Spanish speaking country.

For example:

Disculpe, ¿dónde está el banco? / Excuse me, where is the bank?

¿cómo se dice " ...." en español? / How do you say "..." in Spanish?

¿cómo se escribe "..." ? / How do you write "..." ? /

Or we pass through other useful phrases like:

No entiendo! / I don't understand

We learn many others but this are just examples of  resources useful suring the lesson and outside of the class when they first arrive to a new city and need to move around with their basic skills.

Please let me share something that I found this are Useful_Spanish_Phrases_for_beginners

After our lesson of one hour, my student has home assignments, this is to complete exercises with numbers, vocabulary with the alphabet and others.

I hope you like this, and that you can continue with me through the process of this new proyect. And of course if you want to have lessons you are always more than welcome to come!

Nos vemos pronto!

Karla Juced

Spanish Teacher

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Día del Amor y la Amistad en México (Clases de Español ELE en Londres)

En México celebramos como en muchas partes del mundo el día de San Valentin, aunque a éste se le conoce también como "El día del amor y la amistad"

Esto quiere decir que, no solo es un día especial para los enamorados sino también para los amigos y porque no, cualquier otro de tus seres amados.

Después de todo, tenemos amor hacia ellos también, ¿no?

Una de las cosas típicas, es hacer regalos especiales y dulces, muy dulces. Eso también incluye chocolates y caramelos.

Es típico que las parejas invitan el uno al otro a cenar para tener una velada romántica.

En la escuela a la que yo iba por ejemplo, cuando estaba en la secundaria, los chicos del último año, vendíamos telegramas para los enamorados y amigos, y los entregábamos personalmente en otras escuelas. Un detalle muy especial y personalizado, que a la vez nos daba la oportunidad de recaudar fondos para nuestro viaje de graduación.

En algunos países, tanto de habla hispana y anglo hablantes, se han formado nuevos grupos de solos y solas, esto es porque muchas veces a estas personas les agarra el día solteritos o simplemente porque así lo han decidido

¿Tú que opinas? ¿Crees que está bueno festejar así el día del amor y la amistad? con regalos comprados y cenas fuera de casa... ¿Como celebran este día en tu país?

En ABC Spanish Lessons in London and On-Line tenemos una actividad complementaria para estudiantes de ELE B2  en nuestro blog. Vamos a presentarte un poema de la poeta mexicana Pita Amor. Sigue el link y participa con tus comentarios.

¡FELIZ CUMPLEAÑOS! En español ...

Sabías que "cumpleaños" es una Palabra compuesta? 

Seguramente ya conoces muchas y no te has dado cuenta todavía. Se llaman palabras compuestas, cuando dos o más palabras, o raíces léxicas, se juntan se producen nuevas piezas denominadas "compuestos", que pueden ser univerbales o pluriverbales

Ejemplos

univerbales: pelirrojo, sabelotodo, hierbabuena, baloncesto, cumpleaños, telaraña, etc.
pluriverbales: piel roja, medio ambiente, hombre rana, etc.

Existen diversas composiciones, según la categoría gramatical de los lexemas, y acá abajo en la siguiente tabla lo podrás apreciar mejor.

CATEGORIAS GRAMATICALES DE LOS LEXEMAS

EJEMPLOS

·         Nombre  +   Nombre ·         Nombre + Adjetivo (o viceversa) ·         Nombre + Verbo ( o viceversa ) ·         Adjetivo + Adjetivo ·         Adjetivo + Adverbio (o viceversa) ·         Verbo +  Verbo ·         Verbo +  Adverbio (o viceversa ) ·         Verbo +  Pronombre (o viceversa) ·         Adverbio + Adverbio ·         Frases enteras

·         Telaraña, Bocacalle, Hojalata. ·         Pelirrojo, Boquiabierto, Mediodía. ·         Rompecabezas, Maniatar, Abrelatas. ·         Agridulce, Agripicante,  Altibajo. ·         Bien-pensante, Asimismo. ·         Vaivén, Tejemaneje, Hazmerreír. ·         Cantamañanas, Menospreciar. ·         Cualquiera, Quehacer, Quienquiera. ·         Anteayer. ·         Correveidile, Porsiacaso, Sabelotodo, Nomeolvides

Ahora podrías reconocer el nombre de las siguientes imágenes?

Y algunos otros ejemplos:

Ahora, ¿puedes pensar tú, en otros ejemplos?

Déjanos tus comentarios, queremos escucharlos!

Karla Juced

Profesora de Español como LE.

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Hablemos del Subjuntivo...

Cuando mis estudiantes vienen a mí con un conocimiento previo del subjuntivo, pero una gran confusión por no saber cómo usarlo, siempre les pregunto, bueno a ver, dime y tú qué sabes del subjuntivo. Ellos obviamente me dicen que es el modo que usas para expresar duda o lo irreal.

Y que difícil cuando luego les tengo que explicar que algunas veces también lo usamos para expresar las cosas que efectivamente están sucediendo...

Mi mejor ejemplo:  "Que bueno que estés aquí" esta frase es muy utilizada por hispano hablantes nativos cuando queremos expresarle a la otra persona que estamos muy felices de contar con su presencia!

Pero es  muy bien sabido que usamos el subjuntivo también para expresar nuestros deseos, les voy a compartir esta imagen de nuestros amigos de Navega en Español. De un par de chicos que tienen distintas prioridades a la hora de elegir su lugar ideal para vacacionar.

Esta imagen me encanta, porque la verdad es que no sólo a los 15 años nos sucede esto, que estamos deseando que un lugar tenga Internet inalámbrico. Estoy segura que a más de uno le habrá parecido muy familiar este deseo.

Espero que les haya gustado esta entrada del blog y que podamos seguir juntos para aprender más del uso del Subjuntivo en Español!  Los espero pronto en clase! Si tienen más preguntas no duden en escribirme y podemos tener una clase para aprender más del Subjuntivo.

Hasta pronto!

Karla Juced

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The three wise men celebration in Mexico

In Mexico, after Christmas and New Year’s Eve we still have another big celebration and is the day the three wise men came to visit new born baby Jesus. We call this holiday "Día de los Reyes Magos" it is on  January 6th, and let us at ABC Spanish Lessons in London share a bit of how do we celebrate it in Mexico.

The day before families and friends gather to share what use to be hundreds of years ago just a cake to celebrate God's Son birth. Nowdays it is not just a regular cake, it is more like a bread with dried fruits and sugar paste on top. It is delicious!!! If you haven't tried it, please look forward for the opportunity to do so.  

There are many different ways of preparing one, but the shape is always the same, an oval with a variety of toppings. But what you shouldn’t miss is to have it with a nice cup of hot chocolate!  

The peculiar think about this bread also known as “Rosca de Reyes” in Mexico or “Roscón de Reyes in Spain” is that inside it has tiny plastic babies representing baby Jesus, and the tradition says that whoever gets them will have to host the next celebration on February 2nd "El día de la Candelaria" with some tamales for dinner!

The story says that when the three Kings came from the west to visit the new born child, they brought him three very representative presents: gold, myrrh and incense.  

During the night before,  all kids prepare well their shoes and wait for next morning presents, as baby Jesus received them. In some parts of Mexico this day is even more important than Christmas itself.

Have you ever tried the “Rosca de Reyes” or receive presents on this holiday? Would you like to share with us memories about this day?  

Greetings,

Karla Juced

The day of the dead is getting closer, and as many of you have heard we celebrate this date in Mexico in a very special form. As I have mention before on my last entry "El día de los Muertos" where you can learn more about the history and to see pictures directly from Mexico in many different cities across the country. We commemorate our beloved ones and remember that the dead is only a part of our cycle of life.  

But in London the Mexican community is organizing a couple of big events for the Day of the Dead  

This event will take place on 4 November from 10 am to 7 pm in two different venues First at Saint Peter's Community Centre, London E2 9AX  and then at the Hackney City Farm 1a Goldsmith's Row City of London, E2 8Q. It is a FREE event and it promises to have lots of delicious mexican food prepared by very experienced mexican hands.

Even the Time Out  is talking about this day and has mention it, and listed as one of the most booked events in London!! ( 6/10 ) This is an event presented by the British restaurant of Mexican food: Wahaca, co-produced by the Mexican Embassy in the UK and NOMAD. It is a four day festival with many Mexican artist participating. Starting on 31 October and Ending on 3 November at the Old Vic Tunnels. The Day of the Dead Festival by Wahaca has many surprises, and among them a picture exhibition of the internationally acclaimed Mexican photographer Graciela Iturbide at the Old Vic´s Tunnels.

 On Saturday 3 November, is a family day!  and children will be invited to have their faces painted and choose from workshops in painting sugar skulls, making paper masks, storytelling, decorating cardboard coffins and skeleton figures. Saturday daytime entrance also offers an opportunity to view the exciting visual art on show while afternoon ticket holders can enjoy a performance of a new live score by the Cabinet of Living Cinema to accompany a screening of the Alejandro Jodorowsky.

Both alternatives are really interesting one is more traditional and will let you know the way Mexicans see and experience this day, the other much more alternative but definitively an experience I wouldn't miss!!!

I look forward to seeing you there and again if you are interested in having Spanish Classes in London and to learn about traditions, culture and the language I will be very happy to help you!

Looking forward to teaching you  ;)

Karla Juced

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www.abcspanish.co.uk

LA GUAPACHOSA 

Singer: Roxana Río

LA CALACA

Singe: Amparo Ochoa

  

Practicar Español en Londres

Como profesora de Español y estudiante de lenguas, me doy cuenta que no hay nada como la practica de la conversación en la vida real.  Es ahí en donde tienes la oportunidad de utilizar todo lo aprendido en el aula o en tus clases.

Obviamente existen muchos otros elementos que conforman el todo del aprendizaje de la lengua, como la cultura, la fonética, la gramática, la historia, etc. Pero cuando uno está frente a una persona y quiere comunicarse, ese es el momento en donde uno realmente se arma de valor y trata de utilizar todos los recursos disponibles, entran las dudas, mil preguntas, se dice así? o se dice...? Y de esas situaciones es de donde aprendemos.

Trabajando en Londres con las clases de Español me he dado cuenta de lo importante de que mis estudiantes se encuentren en contextos similares, y es por eso que he empezado a organizar reuniones cada jueves para practicar Español y de paso conocer todos un poco más de la cultura de los países hispanohablantes.

Utilizando la tecnología disponible, he creado un grupo se llama: ABC Spanish Lessons in London Meetup y ha sido realmente muy enriquecedor, poder conocer gente de todas partes y con distintos niveles. En los próximos meetups o las próximas reuniones, se nos incorporarán unos Españoles que viven en Londres para tener un poco de balance, así que practicamos Español y los hispanohablantes practican un poco de Inglés también!

Si te interesa acompañarnos, te esperamos! nos encanta conocer amigos nuevos! Y es gratis!!!  ;)

Recuerda son cada Jueves a las 20:00 hrs

En el Oeste de Londres. ( consulta en Meetup o nuestra página en Facebook para más detalles de la ubicación exacta del próximo! )

Consulta con ABC Spanish Lessons in London por correo a: info.abcespanol@gmail.com

Saludos!

Karla Juced

Learning New Language Skills

Learning New Language Skills, to listen what others have to say, from points of view, understanding other realities, discovering worlds as whom discovers a new book...

One of the things that amaze me the most is whilst having Spanish Conversational Lessons in London or via Skype with some of my students and when I listen what they have to say, is to presence how they are able to express in Spanish, and I can learn from all of them, it is rewarding and enriching at the same time, it is like if I have an open book speaking loud out to me a whole wide range of knowledge ready to be share,  from their own points of view, understanding other's realities, discovering worlds as whom discovers a new book but in this case the book is actually speaking to me.

In a globalized world in constant change one can not stay behind, everything we learned, might be outdated after a couple of years,  we have to spin as fast as it goes. We can not stay with what we learned at school, we might consider re thinking even the way we learned and what we learned. It is essential to be informed of what happens in other parts of the world, to be lifelong learners. New skills like languages are always useful to discover those new worlds, essential for communication and sharing information. It is important for human beings to share this knowledge, experiences, ideas and ideologies.

Latin America has so much to offer, with it's almost 20 Spanish speaking countries, a shared culture and History, with a vast rich World Heritage territory is a place that we all want to learn from, and take care of. 

But how long will it take to learn a new language? How long does it take to learn Spanish? As a language student I can say that four hours per week would be ideal, practice is the main key on a daily basis but knowing that sometimes this might be a question for some of you, I can tell you that during my experience as a Spanish teacher I have observed how students can improve enormously what they have learned when they go to Spanish speaking countries and to put themselves into immersion courses.

One of the best ways to pursuit this is to travel around to get a deeper understanding of other's culture and that is why it is important to be able to understand what others have to say, and if you can do it in their own language, even better! As cultural references within the language might even change the meaning of what is said.

That's why I recommend when possible to assist Spanish Immersion Courses, to get totally involved with the new culture. And of course keep Learning Spanish back at home with your teacher and other supportive activities, like in this case Spanish conversational lessons, interactive material, keep reading in the Spanish Literature, listening a lot of music and the news, all of them are very important.

You will always have the last word, but here are some of my recommendations as the variation in each of these countries are very peculiar.

Mexico

Mexico has a tremendous ancient History and culture. With still existing vast groups of Amerindigenous, going to the southern part of the country will be very enriching for you to understand cultures that have managed to stay alive even within the modern world that has left them behind. A very unique mixture of the Past and the Present and it's new ways to find a sustainable development where their people merge with nature.

It has a wide range of programs in San Cristobal de las Casas in Chiapas, Mexico. Some of the programs include accomodation, tours, and many cultural activities. 

ABC Spanish has an agreement with the San Cristobal Language School Please contact me for more information about the special discounts available!

Argentina

We have a partner school in Buenos Aires, as it is the Capital of the country but this enormous nation has so much to offer in all its vast territory, you will need a couple of months to get to know it well whilst you travel 

around.

The name of the school is:  Con Ñ de Español

Con Ñ de Español has a really unique way to work with students, teachers at this school have very personalized programs,  placing students in different real scenarios of the daily life, a perfect situation to learn not only about the grammar, and variation of the language but to be aware of current matters in the country.

Spain

And last but not least I have decided to recommend the beautiful city of Salamanca, with a wide variety of Spanish Language Schools. They have mini stay programs starting with weekends for groups and a two weeks minimum stay program for individuals, including meals and accommodation with Spanish families, some excursions and cultural activities a very well organised schedule for you to make the most out of this wonderful experience and not to mention that the city itself has an incredible richness in History. 

ABC Spanish's recommendation is Colegio Delibes Contact me if you are interested in getting a special deal with a group immersion program  with this school.

Ready to dive into the new experience? with any of the mentioned Spanish Immersion Programs, please get in contact with ABC Spanish and remember this is a good way to improve rapidly, but what makes the master is the practice!!!  So keep practicing on a daily basis your Spanish at home, with your teacher and friends!

Karla Juced

Spanish Lessons in London

www.abcspanish.co.uk

The Economic Value of Learning Spanish

Nowadays it seems that learning Spanish has an Economic Value!!

Or at least that's what it states the Europapress.es on it's Cultural section. After living for a couple of months in London I have realized, how important it is for British schools to incorporate not only one MFL, but giving the students the possibility to learn two or even three languages at the same time. Even though what I have heard from some English friends, who assured me that British don't really learn languages.

And it might be truth compared with Swedish who are one of the most proficients in English as a Foreign Language, but apparently even though they are learning also Spanish for upto 3 years on average, they still have a long way to go to become as competitive as they are with the English language. And for that it might be another chance for us Spanish Traveller Teachers to look for a new adventure!

The Eurobarometer report in 2012 says that:

• Two thirds of Europeans (67%) consider English as one of the two most useful languages for themselves.
•  Languages perceived as the most useful that come up right after are the following: German (17%), French (16%), Spanish (14%) and Chinese (6%)

But According to the proyect of Telefonica Foundation, Spanish Language has displaced German and French as the Foreign Language most taught in Europe.

But Apparently there are still many challenges for the language, one of them is to become more important in business and science matters, and so it is to increase it's presence in the Web, although it already is the second most used on Internet.

There are so many business possibilities to explore in all the Spanish speaking countries and therefore to learn Spanish as a Foreign Language represents a wide range of opportunities to explore, in business, cultural  and for the benefit to collaborate in the social and economic development of these very promising countries with such a great potencial and wealth in all it's word.

So no matter how much Spanish do you know, You can always learn more, keep practicing it or improving it. With ABC Spanish you can learn from the very initial to advance level. Face to face Spanish Courses in London or via Skype! 


Remember you are not only learning a new language, but you are about to live a life time experience loaded with a tremendous background in History, Culture, Business Possibilities and a lot of fun!

Karla Juced

Native Spanish Teacher

Spanish Lessons 

W6 0NJ, London

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Hola!!!

Here I am again, for those who are looking for Spanish Courses, I have lessons to offer.
Spanish lessons in London to help you out with the language.

I was reading the 2012 Eurobarometer Report that says that Spanish is now one of the five most widely spoken foreign languages and this only in Europe!!!

So what are you waiting for!?!?!  Start Now.  Learn with me the ABC of the Spanish Language. I am a Native Speaker with experience and a Post Graduate degree for Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language and I would love to help you with your learning!

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Where to go on your next holiday?

You are doing well with your work, getting use to your schedule at home, and enjoying your time with friends, but there is a long time since you haven't been on vacation.

Dreaming awake you picture your self in one of those exotic beaches from the caribean or maybe let's say Los Cabos ... the breeze, the sound of the ocean crashing on the beach, a very refreshing drink, and beautiful suntanned bodies and you lying on the beach just chilling...

Suddenly you meet new friends and you want to communicate your self, and start practicing what you have been studying at you spanish class, but wait a minute...!!!!  you hadn't,  you never had any Spanish lesson...
and this doesn't mean you won't enjoy your staying, but wowowow OMG how big would the difference if you can speak their language, you will definitely be able to share and understand better cultural behaviors and customes.

That's a very good reason for us to recommend you to start having some Spanish tuitions, immersion is one of the best ways to learn a new language, and a good way to do it is by taking some initial course, and if you can travel to any Spanish speaking country this not only will help you with your new language but it will make it in a more entertaining way. By this we are not saying that you should skip grammar lessons, no. Because grammar is the basis of the language and it is the way to speak it and write it in a proper way. But it definitely will help you to make it more easy and defenitely more fun!

ABC Español is expert in offering Initial Spanish tuitions, if you are willing to learn some spanish you may want to contact us to: info.abcespanol@gmail.com or visit the Web Site to learn more about us: http://www.abcespano.weebly.com/ 
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Please do not hesitate to Skype us:  abc.espanol