Creciendo en Cuba: Una Conversación con Kelly Delgado ♫ 193
In this episode we meet Kelly, a new member of the Spanish con Salsa team, who tells us how she learned English and stories about her country. 🗣🌍
She also tells us about the reality of Cuba and how she managed to move to another English-speaking country, but remains proud of her Cuban nationality. 🇨🇺
In this episode you’ll learn:
- How to say “swag” in Cuban Spanish and other words from Cuba 💬
- It is said that Cuba is a country trapped in time, is it true? 🤔
- 4 little tips from Kelly to become bilingual and speak Spanish 💡
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Kelly Delgado
Language Coach
Hola, I’m Kelly and I’m Cuban. 🇨🇺 I’ve been working with non-native Spanish speakers for about a year now.
My passions are languages, cooking, and writing. Besides Spanish, I also speak English and beginner French. Currently, I am in college studying a BBA degree taught in English, so I understand how difficult it is to learn a new language and the challenges of communicating with native speakers.
That’s why I have a lot of patience to teach and a few tricks I’d like to share that will make learning easier. My teaching style involves lots of conversation and learning through examples.
The most important thing in class is having a positive attitude, the rest will come along the way.
If you want to learn how we speak Spanish in Cuba or simply improve your Spanish skills I am here to help you achieve your goal!
Click 🌐 icon below to schedule a lesson with me! 👇🏾
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