LLL0003 - Conversational Spanish II
204446
Delivery Options
Flex - In-Person or Online
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Course Description
After you complete Conversational Spanish I, or if you learned basic skills in this language from prior study, take Conversational Spanish II. You're comfortable with some grammar and especially present tense. Now learn how to communicate what you have done via past tense. Build on your basic linguistic skills as you explore more topics related to life and travel. By the end of the course you will possess an increase in ability to speak the language, from 10 percent to at least 25 percent of your conversation.Testimonials
"I recently took Conversational Spanish II and loved it! The instructor was so engaging and encouraged the entire class to participate in discussions and games. Not only was it a fun evening to look forward to each week, I learned so much from each class and gained the confidence to speak Spanish to native speakers. Although I still have more to learn, I'm able to speak and understand the other speaker well enough to carry on some good conversations. I can't wait to take the next class!"Instructors
Applies Towards the Following Digital Badges
- Conversational Spanish Digital Badge : Conversational Spanish Digital Badge
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Born in Cuba, in the cosmopolitan city of pre-revolution Havana, came with parents and siblings to the U.S. in 1963 with the diplomatic aide of the Swiss Government in that country. With a deep interest in languages and world cultures stemming from an early age, my university studies have focused in linguistic anthropology, comparative and social linguistics, and language reconstruction delving into the theoretical quest for “proto-language.” A native speaker of Spanish, have also studied French and continue to learn other languages, such as Romanian and Italian. Another interest has been the sport of Olympic style fencing, in which National ranking and classifications are held, and still compete at the highest levels of competitions in the sport.