So, you’ve decided that you want to learn a new language and you’ve landed on Spanish, the fourth most widely spoken language in the world. It’s an exciting time, as learning a new language is one of the most exciting and rewarding activities you can do. But, what is the best way to learn Spanish? […]
Are you considering learning Spanish in Madrid and wondering about the different Spanish levels? At International House Madrid, we offer a range of courses catering to various proficiency levels, from beginners to advanced learners. Let’s delve into the intricacies of each level, helping you make an informed decision on your Spanish language journey and help […]
If you are a student of Spanish, you have probably wondered at some point whether it is more appropriate to use “tú” or “usted” in a specific situation when addressing others. If so, don’t worry, it’s not because you’re a Spanish student – native speakers also ask themselves the same question sometimes, asking themselves: should […]
On April 23, 1616, two great authors of universal literature died: Miguel de Cervantes and William Shakespeare. Three centuries later, the idea of creating Book Day began to take shape. That date seemed quite convenient, not only because of the death of these two classics, but also because it is associated with other important writers […]
Celebrating the 40 years, we have Liliana Pereyra who is the Director of Studies and Berta Sarralde who is the Spanish coordinator have seen a lot of positive changes over the many years (over 20 years) mentioned the technology, the variety of students that have been through the doors, the differences in courses and the methodology.
If you are looking for a place to learn Spanish, your best option is Madrid.
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Have you heard of the Spanish expression por la cara”?”
A different way to get to know a city is from above. Some of the most iconic buildings and trendy hotels in Madrid have magnificent rooftop terraces to enjoy breath-taking views. We also have the opportunity to see the monuments and buildings from a different perspective as we enjoy a drink.
In Spain, the cinema is often referred to as the seventh art and you might be a film lover or not, but you could find yourself in one of these three situations. You may never have been to Madrid but you have seen a film which was set here.
I’m sure that at some time you have thought about having private classes, in which the teacher and you are the only components. Why not? Let’s look at the reasons why you might decide for this kind of class.
Do you want to improve your Spanish conversation without signing up for an extra course?
