(please note that Mexico is NOT part of Central America even if it appears misleading in the video).  I was coloring the Spanish speaking countries.  Note that Belice is officially an English speaking country, but Spanish is also used (from what I understand).

I am currently a high school Spanish teacher in rural Missouri, but I recently have seen a need both for my students and for everyone else to have a place to go for free Spanish lessons that are numerous and helpful.

My goal, by the end of this school year is to have 100 videos (or more).  Then each additional school year, I plan to add more videos to fill in gaps.  If you ever have a topic that you would like covered, please let me know and I can make a lesson for it.

I’ll probably get a lot of flak for this from people, but these videos do not contain vosotros/vosotras because I do not use either form with my Central American friends.  Whenever you need it anyways, it’s not too hard to pick up.  Sorry if this inconveniences anyone!

If you wonder what text I teach from at my school and what order these videos will lean towards, it is the Paso a Paso series by Prentice Hall.  I love it. Vocabulary will usually come from this series, however I might add my own.  Please be aware that words do differ from country to country or even in regions of the same country.

Please watch, add comments, ask questions, make suggestions!  This website is for you!  Don’t forget to enjoy!

¡Adiós!

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