Conversation Confidence

Speaking is hard.

Think about it: you need to not only follow a conversation and think of something relevant and (hopefully) interesting to say, but then summon the right words, put them in the right order, conjugate the verbs, decline the adjectives, and then pronounce them so that people can actually understand you.

Add to that lack of confidence, noisy environments, multiple speakers, and it’s no wonder that many learners prefer just to study a book, thinking they’ll “get to” speaking when they’re ready.

I know how this feels, because I’ve been through that process and have come out the other side.

When you can finally put it all together and express yourself fluently, there’s no other feeling like it. It took me years to develop my fluency, but with the right approach I could have got there much quicker.

We’ve built this course to help you develop fluency in the most common areas of conversation, and learn the underlying principles of becoming fluent.

You can have that liberating feeling of fluency, and of confidence and relaxation in your conversations. Isn’t that why you’re learning Spanish, after all?