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Choosing a Spanish school in Argentina can be both exciting and overwhelming. With so many options—especially in big cities like Buenos Aires—how do you know which school is the right one for you? At Spanish INCLUSIVE WORLD, we welcome students from all over the world (USA, Europe, and beyond), and this is one of the

¿Estás pensando en viajar a Latinoamérica y aprender español? ¿No es tu lengua materna y te gustaría aprenderlo mejor? Entonces, lo único que tienes que hacer es planificarte e investigar un poco más de los destinos más atractivos para que estés inmerso en un mundo hispanoparlante y disfrutes al máximo la experiencia. Si estás buscando

Fully vaccinated foreign students will be allowed to enter Argentina from November 1, 2021. After closing its borders in February 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Argentine Ministry of Health has approved the country’s reopening, thanks to a 50% vaccination rate in Argentina and the increased rate of vaccinated people globally. Students & Travelers

Hello Teachers, colleagues and students.  I would like to know what is the most difficult word have you ever try to pronounce and learn in English or Spanish? it was  Chocolate (English) for me hahaha  Looking forward to hearing yours…

Language immersion in my experience has been the most effective way to learn a language! However, I’ve met people who were fluent in English who claimed they never lived in an English-speaking country. They often say they learn through Netflix binging or an incredible language-learning aptitude. Teachers, Colleagues, and students let me read your opinions… 

Learning Spanish  is  not hard. You study the rules, and then you have to learn the exceptions to those rules. And after you study the grammar and memorize the vocabulary, you travel to a Spanish speaking country and someone mentions your… accent? Huh? At home, no one commented on any accent. It was impressive enough

Nos encontramos inmersos en la economía de las experiencias, y todos los sectores e industrias están de algún modo afectados por ello, incluyendo también el mundo de la enseñanza de idiomas. Las personas ya no compran productos ni servicios. Compran diversas opciones de experiencia, que convierten sus viajes, sus tiempo de ocio y su vida