Saul Gutierrez

Spanish is one of the most important languages in world's history. Also, it's the official language of so many countries. I like to help people to be able to be closer to such a source of culture.

I began teaching Spanish like 10 years ago, but it was this year when I oficially became a Spanish teacher when I graduated from the Master's Degree of Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language.

To be able to communicate with the hughe community of Spanish speakers and to be able to learn a lot about different cultures.

I won't lie: Spanish is not that easy (there are so many verbs forms!) but it's easy compared to other languages such as Japanese. Also, it depends on what is your mother tongue.

I'll teach Spanish from Spain because I'm from the beautiful Canary Islands. To be honest, is not that difference: apart from slang you will be able to understand every Spanish speaker with enough practice.

They usually like spanish culture such as soccer, cinema or music.

I found it very easy to teach Spanish. Teaching English is easier, though.

The student who tries to inmerse in the language culture being exposed to the language everyday like watching movies or so.

The verbs. There are too many forms.

Be patient, because I'll be patient with you. And don't be afraid of making mistakes.