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Welcome to Habla Language Services. We provide a unique approach to language learning, teaching you key verbs and nouns and how to mix and match them to get you out the door speaking with the Hispanic market in the least amount of time.
Learning Spanish and Bilingualism
The Happenings at Habla Language ServicesHere’s what’s going on at Habla: Beginning Spanish Class tentatively planned for Mondays between 10 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Intermediate Spanish Class: Tuesdays at 2:30, but somewhat flexible. Advanced Spanish Class: Mondays 2-3 p.m. ESL Adv. Beg: Mondays 6:30-7:30 p.m. (may add or switch this) Medical Spanish Workshops: Feb. 25-26 and March... [Read more of this review]
Latin American Film FestivalDue to popular demand, here is the document you have requested for the Latin American Film Festival. I just ask that if you access the Latin American Film Festival document, you write a quick comment here on my blog and please become a fan of my Facebook Page. Also, I am giving it to you in MS Word form so you can edit it according to your needs.... [Read more of this review]
Training for Spanish Now Available for DownloadDue to demand to have Habla Language Services Workshops available virtually, Gina Covello has recorded her workshops and they are now available through automated download. You can also choose physical upgrades to receive the booklets or flashcards that go with the workshop. Some documents are free and the workshops vary in price from $4.95 to $69.95.... [Read more of this review]
Medical Spanish Workshop for Health Practicioners“I’m a nurse, why do I need to know Spanish?” When you know Spanish, you increase your marketability if you are looking for work and your job security if you already have a job. Typically, you do not have be completely fluent in Spanish; you just have to be communicative. We are offering a series of two 2-day workshops. By participating in these... [Read more of this review]
Practice the Spanish BasicsO.k. I don’t LOVE this, but it is kind of cool to be able to click on the words all in one place to hear the pronunciation. It is a little strange using children’s voices. And we do not use ordinal numbers for the dates of the month in Spanish – maybe in Spain they do. But it is good practice for the ordinal numbers nonetheless. ... [Read more of this review]
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