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Founded in 2019, Latin ELE is an online academy created by Jessy (Colombia) and Marco (Chile), two Latino teachers passionate about helping learners use Spanish in real life.
While many programs focus heavily on grammar rules and memorization, we believe Spanish is best learned through meaningful communication, stories, culture and real-world situations.
Whether you’re travelling, connecting with Spanish-speaking friends and family, or simply enjoying the language, you’ll find practical resources designed to help you use Spanish with confidence.
Through podcasts, courses, books and online lessons, we help learners move beyond hola and start enjoying real conversations in Spanish.
Your first book entirely in Spanish. Follow Luna’s journey home while building confidence through a story designed for Spanish learners.
Learn at your own pace with practical courses designed to help you travel, communicate, and tell stories in Spanish.
Focused study guides that help you master essential topics and use Spanish with greater confidence in everyday situations.
And I’m a Spanish teacher who’s passionate about making the language fun, practical, and accessible for you.
I hold a BA in Translation (English-Spanish) and an MA in Applied Linguistics.
My love for teaching español began back in 2008, when I started working with American exchange students in Concepción, Chile.
Since then, I’ve focused on helping English speakers like you find their voice en español and speak with confidence when connecting with amigos.
When I’m not teaching, you’ll find me traveling, reading… or playing heavy metal on guitar.
The seven days of the week in Spanish (los días de la semana) are lunes (Monday), martes (Tuesday), miércoles(Wednesday), jueves (Thursday), viernes (Friday), sábado (Saturday), and domingo (Sunday). Unlike in English,Spanish days of the week are never capitalized unless they start a sentence, and they are all masculine nouns.
Christmas is one of the most heartwarming times of the year to gather with family and celebrate shared traditions. If you are learning the language to connect with loved ones, in-laws, or
The main difference between tú and usted in Spanish is the level of formality. Tú is the informal second-person singular pronoun used with friends, family members, peers, and children. Usted is the formal second-person singular pronoun used to show
